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Includes crossovers. Jason Todd is my favorite member of the batfam and it shows.
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The kid was going to die at this rate, whether or not Jason had anything to do with it. Apparently dead Robins were just a thing, now, and Bruce didn’t give a shit whether they lived or died.
There was something almost comforting about that, that Jason’s wasn’t the only life that didn’t matter.
There was something fucking infuriating about that, that Jason’s wasn’t the only life that didn’t matter.
Well. If those fucks didn’t care about their baby bird now, Jason would just have to make them care. And he had a few ideas on just how to do that.
Robin might get a little broken in the process, but what was a little kidnapping and torture between friends?
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a.k.a. the Titans Tower AU where Jason kidnaps Tim instead of trying to kill him. And then he kidnaps Steph. And Dick. And Cass. And...
Jason may have a problem.
Less crack-y than it sounds. This is mainly hurt, angst, and reckoning with canon trauma. Comfort will come! There *will* be a happy ending.
[summary updated 1/21/22]
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- Part 1 of Red Robin Hood
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Manifold by ivebeenbamboozled (brainwitchletty)
Fandoms: DCU (Comics), DC Extended Universe, Nightwing (Comics), Red Hood and the Outlaws (Comics)
21 Nov 2022
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Dick Grayson has a list of reasons as to why Jason Todd is a bad person and doesn’t deserve to be included in the family.
Then Jason Todd takes a bullet for Tim Drake, which means Dick now has to literally rethink everything.
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The staff at Gotham Cemetery are not paid enough to deal with this.
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Batman wasn’t the only one who lost something when Robin died.
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Jason, newly returned to Gotham, finds an omega pup being assaulted by a gang.
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I, ___________________________, hereby acknowledge that this form represents my wishes should I contract phytoaphrodisiac-induced delirium (hereafter referred to as “PAID”) during engagements with or while apprehending Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley (“Poison Ivy”).
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The bats have a sex pollen release form. Because of course they do.
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I Need a Hero by GoldenBooks
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Batman: Under the Red Hood (2010), DCU (Comics), Batman: Arkham - All Media Types, Red Hood: Lost Days, Nightwing (Comics)
25 Jul 2025
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Jay wasn’t sure she heard that right.
She turned around to see who the fuck just ordered plain black coffee with three shots of espresso so late into the afternoon. With a pair of blue eyes and even bluer under eye bags, it took Jay a moment to realize that it was him.
The Replacement.
. . .After abandoning her plans to get her revenge on Bruce, Jay goes on to be the elusive Red Hood, determined to stay away. And yet, when Black Mask places a hit on Batman, Jay finds herself torn between helping or hurting the man who replaced her the moment she was six feet under.
And the first Boy Wonder hell-bent on bringing her home, certainly doesn’t make things easier for her.
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Revenge is a Word I Haven't Yet Defined (I’m not sure I’m worthy of such theatrics) by OliOcelot
Fandoms: Batman - All Media Types, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Spider-Man - All Media Types, DCU
19 Jul 2026
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After the Lazarus Pits and a year of training with the League, Talia sends Jason to Gotham for revenge. Except Jason isn’t as deep as she thinks. The thing is, he expected to see Bruce - Batman - and be livid. He let him die, replaced him. He should be mad.
He isn’t.
In the end, it’s hard to think of yourself as being replaced when you died. So yeah, he’s angry, but he’s not angry enough for revenge. Not like Talia wants him to be.
So he focuses on Red Hood and cleaning up Crime Alley, and scraps any ideas of revenge he had left. They’re unnecessary. Counterproductive, in fact, because now that he’s actually seen Bruce, all he really wants is to go home. Maybe have a conversation or two about how bad Bruce and Dick messed up, but at home.
Instead, he gets caught up in world altering magic from some criminal in over his head, and Jason finds himself tumbling through universes into a New York filled with heroes that he’s never even heard of and a lack of Gotham and Metropolis that can only mean one thing. This isn’t the world he knows.
All he wants is to get home, to make amends, to try again. Too bad none of them know he’s gone. Not that anyone would think to look for a dead boy.