Those who follow this blog regularly knows well what is my views on the current Batman comics (for nothing good). The truth is that now the DC skulls to add another drop to a glass already poured several times (and appears to continue to pour) announce a new series to come to''clear''as was the return to the life of Jason Todd, the second Robin. begin her importance and a number to that grim moment in the history of the Batman not only confirms that this is one of the worst moments of the Dark Knight comics.
The resurrection of Jason was once the beginning of the decline in the Bat comics, so it is not surprising that now resorting to it again.
It is a fact completely unnecessary, which seems to have the sole purpose of smearing the hero follow in principle by removing one of the great failures in his career as a night watchman.
The death of Bruce's parents was an event that marked his life and at the end of the day led him to be what it is, another great event that marked him was death at the hands of the Joker from his second partner in the crusade against crime: Jason Todd.
With''Under the red hood,''brought in the most stupid that they could have happened to Jason back to life, bringing an end to one of the great traumas in the life of the Dark Knight.
Let's review (and refute) what he said Winnick at that time:''Jason is Batman's worst nightmare come true''and then added that''The worst thing that could happen is just that. Jason's return is one of the top obstacles that could have happened to me and I insist: it is one of the worst nightmares of Batman.''
The truth is that, as pointed out by David Hernandez in his monograph on Batman, Winnick is lost from the first sentence. The worst nightmare come true this is not Jason back from the dead. His worst nightmare was the death of Jason!. Hernando
As also clarifies the return of Todd is rather a relief to Bruce, and more that it has returned like a vengeful'',''who believed their partner died because of him alive.
The Batman is most precious to human life and as much as Jason would dare to cross that line that he would never cross, that is no problem, because Bruce is not going to change your thinking about it.
With all this is clear because it is totally unnecessary for the resurrection of Jason, which would also writers who followed him did nothing to confirm, since it could not even get a story like the people with him since he returned.
now I come to make a miniseries that explains the''lost years''between Todd rose and came to Gotham as''Red Hood''not only increases the wrong time of DC and there are readers who like (some exceptions) also confirms my theory that a new generation of fans of Batman was born (no worse or better, if very different).
These fans are easily recognized by paranormal stories like it too fantastic, with almost no point of contact with reality, and have little respect for the true Batman (and not some other cheap imitation): Bruce Wayne.
So much so that before his imminent return (after completing their journey in the past) and some speculate that somehow Bruce Dick decides to continue as Batman and monitor everything from the Batcave, or perhaps just take a vacation (Could be very tired after his journey through time machine?).
That speculation (not being met or Morrison nothing good can be expected) not only confirms that involve very little original Batman. Because if you recall such works as''The Dark Knight Returns''(although it sounds amazing read some not) or even the recent''Whatever Happened to the Cross''of Gaimann Overcast understand that this is not possible, since Batman fight until it falls and not let others do their work while he rests or monitor the situation.
Bruce Wayne is Batman and will until the day I die, but this should not ever happen, " or perhaps also would like or do not displease to compliance with 666 of Morrison's Batman?
Ultimately everyone has the right to read what he pleases, but at least I have my ever more clear that what you see now is not Batman, and I prefer to keep reading the stories of real character .
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