Robert Pattinson wants TheBatman sequel to adapt a notorious comic storyline:
’s most infamous storylines — 1988’s “A Death in the Family.”
For the uninitiated, “A Death in the Family” centers around the death of teenager Jason Todd, the second character to take on the mantle of Batman’s sidekick Robin. Jason was first introduced to the comics in 1984, and had become unpopular with comic readers by the late 1980s. Therefore,set up a phone number that allowed fans to vote on Jason's ultimate fate. This kind of audience participation was a novel concept, and it was a success.
Reeves agreed with Pattinson, and is intrigued at how the disturbing plot could be incorporated into a major motion picture. “I also like ‘Death in the Family’ and I think the idea of being able to approach some of the stories and think, ‘How can we do this in a way that feels fresh and grounded?’” explained Reeves. “Look at the scary thing and see if there’s a way to do it. The question is, would we be too scared? I think we should try.”hitting theaters on March 4.
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