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* Why does Red Hood wear a helmet when all of the other Robins, even post graduation, have either stuck to masks or cowls? Jason was beaten mercilessly with a crowbar, and he probably doesn't want to relive the trauma that comes with a cracked skull and being beaten black and blue.
* You'd think that after Jason Todd's resurrection and being brought back into the fold of the Bat Family, he'd pick a new name that isn't tied to costumed supervillainy, right? After all, to the outside world, the Red Hood Gang is a bunch of organized criminals, while to the Bat Family the name Red Hood calls to mind a [[Comicbook/TheJoker certain murderous clown]]. But when you take into account his previous moniker, Robin, it takes on a new meaning as a hood - a mask that birdkeepers put over dangerous birds of prey. Just like Dick and Tim before him, Jason has stepped out of his Robin persona into a new bird-themed one, and one that emphasizes his dangerous nature.
* You'd think that after Jason Todd's resurrection and being brought back into the fold of the Bat Family, he'd pick a new name that isn't tied to costumed supervillainy, right? After all, to the outside world, the Red Hood Gang is a bunch of organized criminals, while to the Bat Family the name Red Hood calls to mind a [[Comicbook/TheJoker certain murderous clown]]. But when you take into account his previous moniker, Robin, it takes on a new meaning as a hood - a mask that birdkeepers put over dangerous birds of prey. Just like Dick and Tim before him, Jason has stepped out of his Robin persona into a new bird-themed one, and one that emphasizes his dangerous nature.
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* The late-[[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]]/early-[[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Dark Age]] villain Scarface always refers to Batman as "Gatman," and similarly pronounces all his B's as G's. It seems like just a strange verbal tic, until you stop to consider that Scarface is just a puppet controlled by The Ventriloquist, and the labial "B" sound is one of the hardest for ventriloquists to produce: he created Scarface's "speech impediment" as a way to work around the fact that he's really not that good.
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* The late-[[UsefulNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks late-[[MediaNotes/TheBronzeAgeOfComicBooks Bronze Age]]/early-[[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Age]]/early-[[MediaNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Dark Age]] villain Scarface always refers to Batman as "Gatman," and similarly pronounces all his B's as G's. It seems like just a strange verbal tic, until you stop to consider that Scarface is just a puppet controlled by The Ventriloquist, and the labial "B" sound is one of the hardest for ventriloquists to produce: he created Scarface's "speech impediment" as a way to work around the fact that he's really not that good.
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