The Joker is one of the most mysterious characters in comic books with multiple backstories, but there is an official identity for the Joker.

You read that headline correctly: in an ironic reversal of history (or a really twisted joke), DC’s The Joker just saved Jason Todd (aka Red Hood) from Batman, marking a very strange new twist ...

Red Hood is adding a new look to his costume history—one that somehow makes even his controversial pill-head getup seem slightly less ridiculous.

This week's episode of 'Gotham' gave us a peek at The Red Hood Gang. However, is this a sign of things to come, or another teaser of the classic Batman villain The Joker?

After some investigation, it’s revealed that the Red Hood was actually the Joker. The criminal explains his origin himself: “I was a lab worker, until I decided to steal $1,000,000 and retire!

The iconic Batman villain Red Hood is making his way to Fox's 'Gotham,' and it could mean Joker might not be far behind.

This Red Hood went on to become a somewhat violent antihero, trying to live up to Batman’s legacy while rejecting his methods. Could Jerome end up becoming a pre-Batman vigilante on Gotham?

He wears the Red Hood as a disguise and jumps into the chemicals to flee Batman. But that doesn’t mean we should believe the Joker, because, well, he’s the Joker.

Three Jokers may have been about trauma, but the series offered no healing for the perpetually troubled Jason Todd. Here's what DC needs to do to finally move the character forward.

Red Hood and the Outlaws Following the events of last week’s big Death of the Family finale in Batman #17, fans were divided as to whether or not the payoff was quite as dramatic as they’d ...

Catwoman brings in Red Hood to help her flesh out some hooligans while he’s on his path to destroying the Joker and it’s very mid to say the least. At least that’s an improvement from the ...