DC plans to develop a new Batman animation that will recreate Todd's famous death scene

Many classic comics are being adapted into films, among which DC's animated films are unique, with quality and reputation surpassing many live-action adaptations. Currently, "Batman: Death in the Family", known as one of the "best Batman comics", is being developed into an animated film. "Batman: Death in the Family" is a DC superhero comic created by Jim Starlin and his team between 1988 and 1989. The story tells the story of Batman's assistant, the second-generation Robin Jason Todd, who traveled thousands of miles to the Middle East to find his mother, but unexpectedly fell into the Joker's trap and was eventually persecuted to death.

Batman discovered the orphan Jason Todd and trained him to be the second generation Robin. The relationship between the two was better than that of a close family. Todd's death had a huge impact on Batman's life. The image of Batman holding Jason Todd's body in the comics has become one of the classic images of DC comics.

Of course, the specific content of this film has not been revealed, but what is certain is that DC's animation universe will continue to expand, and the latest "Wonder Woman: Bloodlines" will be released in October this year.