An Interesting Joker Perspective On Jason Todd From Batman White Knight An interesting joker perspective on jason todd from batman white knight #7. im sure most of the bat family has thought this at some point. i really do love this story line! bruce’s guilt over jason’s “death” is what drove him to be way more stand off (ish) towards dick. which is why dick ended up leaving and becoming nightwing. From the very beginnings of the batman white knight saga, created by sean murphy, that's been the question on readers' minds. little hints have been given along the way but, so far, those hints.
Batman White Knight 7 Reveals The Joker Never Killed Jason Todd Warning: this article contains spoilers for batman: white knight #7 – the latest issue of batman: white knight reveals the greatest trick joker ever pulled on batman the "murder" of jason todd. not only the cruelest, ultimate joke the dark knight has ever faced, but one that kept his arch nemesis laughing for all the years since. The joker, jealous that robin was closer to batman than he would ever be, abducted jason and tortured him for batman's secret identity. harley quinn alerted batman, but by the time he arrived, jason was gone, assumed killed by the joker, but no body was ever found. a headstone bearing jason's name was put up on an empty plot next to thomas and. The version of jason todd introduced in white knight by writer artist sean murphy isn't an exact match for the version most fans know. after being tortured by joker and giving up batman's true identity, jason was only presumed dead. and while jason todd has now returned to settle that history with bruce in beyond, murphy was well aware that the. In the so called "murphyverse," jason todd was the first robin, while dick grayson was the second. as revealed in the original batman: white knight series of 2017 and 2018, jason was mercilessly tortured by the joker, who forced the teen to give up batman's secret identity. after getting what he wanted, the joker let jason go and the.
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