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* ExecutiveMeddling: In an interview from [[https://batman-news.com/2017/12/21/his-name-is-not-stupido-scott-lobdell-on-rhato-rebirth-and-reductionist-criticism/ December 2017]] Lobdell openly admits that his work on the series was a constant victim from Editorial indictments.
* DevelopmentGag: [[spoiler: The final arc sees Roy taken hostage by his old merc gang, the Iron Rule, now led by the Joker's Daughter. She orchestrates a livestream where viewers could vote via online poll on whether he lives or dies, with the unanimous vote being 'die'. This is a clear reference to how Jason's death was infamously decided by a phone-in poll, and the Joker wound up the one to do the deed. Fortunately for Roy, the associated Bat-Family character ([[{{Irony}} Jason]]), arrives in time to save him]].
* DevelopmentGag: [[spoiler: The final arc sees Roy taken hostage by his old merc gang, the Iron Rule, now led by the Joker's Daughter. She orchestrates a livestream where viewers could vote via online poll on whether he lives or dies, with the unanimous vote being 'die'. This is a clear reference to how Jason's death was infamously decided by a phone-in poll, and the Joker wound up the one to do the deed. Fortunately for Roy, the associated Bat-Family character ([[{{Irony}} Jason]]), arrives in time to save him]].
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* ExecutiveMeddling: In an interview from [[https://batman-news.com/2017/12/21/his-name-is-not-stupido-scott-lobdell-on-rhato-rebirth-and-reductionist-criticism/ December 2017]] Lobdell openly admits that his work on the series was a constant victim from editorial indictments.
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* DevelopmentGag: [[spoiler: The final arc sees Roy taken hostage by his old merc gang, the Iron Rule, now led by the Joker's Daughter. She orchestrates a livestream where viewers could vote via online poll on whether he lives or dies, with the unanimous vote being 'die'. This is a clear reference to how Jason's death was infamously decided by a phone-in poll, and the Joker wound up the one to do the deed. Fortunately for Roy, the associated Bat-Family character ([[{{Irony}} Jason]]), arrives in time to save him]].
* TaintedByThePreview: Thanks to the solicits for the Rebirth titles of ''Titans'' and ''Red Hood and the Outlaws'', we knew well before the release of the last issue that, in some shape or form, [[spoiler: [[BreakingTheFellowship Jason and Roy part ways]]]]
* TaintedByThePreview: Thanks to the solicits for the Rebirth titles of ''Titans'' and ''Red Hood and the Outlaws'', we knew well before the release of the last issue that, in some shape or form, [[spoiler: [[BreakingTheFellowship Jason and Roy part ways]]]]
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* DevelopmentGag: [[spoiler: The final arc sees Roy taken hostage by his old merc gang, the Iron Rule, now led by the Joker's Daughter. She orchestrates a livestream where viewers could vote via online poll on whether he lives or dies, with the unanimous vote being 'die'. This is a clear reference to how Jason's death was infamously decided by a phone-in poll, and the Joker wound up the one to do the deed. Fortunately for Roy, the associated Bat-Family character ([[{{Irony}} Jason]]), arrives in time to save him]].
* TaintedByThePreview: Thanks to the solicits for the Rebirth titles of ''Titans'' and ''Red Hood and the Outlaws'', we knew well before the release of the last issue that, in some shape or form, [[spoiler: [[BreakingTheFellowship Jason and Roy part ways]]]]him]].
* TaintedByThePreview: Thanks to the solicits for the Rebirth titles of ''Titans'' and ''Red Hood and the Outlaws'', we knew well before the release of the last issue that, in some shape or form, [[spoiler: [[BreakingTheFellowship Jason and Roy part ways]]]]
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* ExecutiveMeddling: In an interview from [[https://batman-news.com/2017/12/21/his-name-is-not-stupido-scott-lobdell-on-rhato-rebirth-and-reductionist-criticism/ December 2017]] Lobdell openly admits that his work on the series was a constant victim from Editorial indictments.
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* DevelopmentGag: [[spoiler: The final arc sees Roy taken hostage by his old merc gang, the Iron Rule, now led by the Joker's Daughter. She orchestrates a livestream where viewers could vote via online poll on whether he lives or dies, with the unanimous vote being 'die'. This is a clear reference to how Jason's death was infamously decided by a phone-in poll, and the Joker wound up the one to do the deed. Fortunately for Roy, the associated Bat-Family character ([[{{Irony}} Jason]]), arrives in time to save him]].
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* DevelopmentGag: [[spoiler: The final arc sees Roy taken hostage by his old merc gang, the Iron Rule, now led by the Joker's Daughter. She orchestrates a livestream where viewers could vote via online poll on whether he lives or dies, with the unanimous vote being 'die'. This is a clear reference to how Jason's death was infamously decided by a phone-in poll, and the Joker wound up the one to do the deed. Fortunately for Roy, the associated Bat-Family character ([[{{Irony}} Jason]]), arrives in time to save him]].him]].
* TaintedByThePreview: Thanks to the solicits for the Rebirth titles of ''Titans'' and ''Red Hood and the Outlaws'', we knew well before the release of the last issue that, in some shape or form, [[spoiler: [[BreakingTheFellowship Jason and Roy part ways]]]]
* TaintedByThePreview: Thanks to the solicits for the Rebirth titles of ''Titans'' and ''Red Hood and the Outlaws'', we knew well before the release of the last issue that, in some shape or form, [[spoiler: [[BreakingTheFellowship Jason and Roy part ways]]]]
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* DevelopmentGag: [[spoiler: The final arc sees Roy taken hostage by his old merc gang, the Iron Rule, now led by the Joker's Daughter. She orchestrates a livestream where viewers could vote via online poll on whether he lives or dies, with the unanimous vote being 'die'. This is a clear reference to how Jason's death was infamously decided by a phone-in poll, and the Joker wound up the one to do the deed. Fortunately for Roy, the associated Bat-Family character ([[{{Irony}} Jason]]), arrives in time to save him]].
