I liked him a bit more muscular but then you get into the problem of him being drawn like a hardcore bodybuilder and I'd rather artists stay away from that myself. Reasonably muscular is fine but some artists have gone overboard with it in the past especially on Bat characters and for some of those, like Dick Grayson for example, it just looks wrong.
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Would also fit in nicely with the idea of his past. While Bruce is the "Bigger Threat" Jason could have been the guy that dealt with the issue or the fall out. Lets say there's an incident with Two-Face. Batman, Robin, Nightwing, Batgirl, they all deal with the larger threat that is Two face. But what about the thugs that come out of this? They were working with Two-face so they probably know ways to hide out. That's where Jason comes in, he deals with the fall outs as well as other things. I also thought as far as subplots would have gone he probably would work in the, and since I can't remember the name of the section in Gotham I'm borrowing from DD again, "Hell's Kitchen" maybe with some sort of group that's trying to clean the place up some. I can totally see him possibly being a sarcastic mentor to some teens that were like him, maybe paying them to do work for him as a PI. They can get into places and hear things that he can't. Think Baker Street irregulars with a twist.
And Globe travel would be great too. Some stories could be down to earth ones in Gotham, others -because of the LoA connections (Is that still a thing?) -could be anywhere in the world and Jason would be dealing with them in his own way. Sometimes he works with other crime fighters, maybe even local ones, other times it's a solo mission. I could totally see him and Helena B working together at points over something to do with the Mafia.
Grayson should have a leaner build due to his agility. Tim is a teen so like dick he would need to be lean. Damian's a kid, no six pack on this kid please it just looks really really weird! As for Bruce and Jason, I would say Bruce should be a bit more bulky than Dick but you can't have him too bulky because of what he does. He's not a body builder, he's a martial artist and as such has to have tighter muscles that more easily move for fast reflexes. Jason I always pictured build like a runner and swimmer. He would have to be fast and lean, but not too lean. Most of his strength would come from his arms and legs, rather then the torso or shoulders.
We're on the same page then. That's pretty much how I see them all in my mind. Unfortunately, not a lot of artists have been drawing them the way I "see" them in my head and there have been a few times that I've looked at some artists' renderings and shook my head over them.
I agree with you there. He shouldn't be overly bulky in my opinion.
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I found curious your claims about Jason being too skinny, while Rocafort's art is pretty stilizated his Jason was in top shape (he also looks somewhat buff on the first issue), Green's did look skinny but then again, his stint on the book wasn't that well received. Kirkham's was also in top shape, the less we talk about Gopez' the better while Sandoval's and Silva's closer to the classic superhero build. And after reading today's Action Comics I'm really looking forward for Kollins' issue.