Alias

Red Hood II

Robin II
Nick Name
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Civilian ID
Jason Peter Todd
Occupation

Adventurer

Crime Fighter

Juvenile
Legal Status
Deceased citizen of the United States.
Nation or Planet of Origin
Gotham City
Group Affiliation

Batman Family

New Titans
Base of Operations
Gotham City
Height
5' 2"
Weight
105 lbs.
Eye Color
Blue
Hair Color
Black
Skin Tone
Caucasian
Known Powers
Normal human with above average strength, stamina  and agility for a boy or young man of his age.

Above average intelligence with an aptitude for martial arts and acrobatics.
Accessories

Batarang: Perfectly balanced boomerang with both a blunt face surface and razor sharp back surface capable of stunning or crippling opponents or cutting through bindings or tethers.

Batboat: Watercraft capable of submerged travel, equipped with a wide variety of crime fighting accessories.

Batcave: Subterranean headquarters containing a vast array of scientific and crime fighting equipment.

Batcomputer: Computer containing a vast criminal database.

Batcopter: Helicopter equipped with a wide variety of crime fighting accessories.

Batjet: Jet aircraft equipped with a wide variety of crime fighting accessories.

Batmobile: Automobile equipped with a wide variety of crime fighting accessories.

Batsignal: High powered beacon with the shape of a bat in the center of the light to project an image on low clouds or buildings.

Robincycle: Motorcycle equipped with a wide variety of crime fighting accessories.

Utility Belt: containing a vast array of offensive and defensive weapons and tools.
Common Enemies

 Catwoman

Joker

Killer Croc

Mad Hatter I

Mr. Freeze

Penguin

Poison Ivy

Riddler

Scarecrow

Two- Face
Regularly Appearing

Batman

Detective Comics
First Appearance

Jason Todd

Batman #357 (March, 1983)

Robin II

Detective Comics #526 (May, 1983)
Creator
Gerry Conway & Don Newton
Origin
After Dick Grayson became Nightwing, his mentor Batman visited Crime Alley, the place where his parents were killed.  While there, a boy called Jason Todd stole the Batmobile's wheels, but he was discovered by the caped crusader.

Jason was living in a abandoned apartment with Catherine Todd, who he believed was his mother.  In bad health, Catherine soon died, and because his father was supposedly in jail, Bruce Wayne adopted him, revealing his secret identity and trained him to become the second Robin.

Investigating Jason's father, Batman discovered he was not in jail but was killed by his ex-boss Two-Face.  Discovering the truth Jason was determined to bring Two-Face to justice.

Partnered with Batman and occasionally the New Titans, Jason was becoming increasingly unmanageable and started exposing himself to danger in an irrational way, forcing Batman to consider forbidding Jason from being Robin.

Discovering Catherine Todd was not his true mother, Jason tracked his mother Dr. Sheila Haywood to Ethiopia.  Realizing she was being blackmailed by the Joker, Jason revealed his secret identity to Sheila and offered help to her.  Ultimately she betrayed him to the Joker from fear of being jailed for embezzlement.

Brutally beating Robin, the Joker locked him and Sheila in a warehouse with explosives.  In the end Jason tried to save his mother, but they were killed by the explosion before Batman could rescue them.