I believe this is officially not a spoiler, as it has been more than 30 days since the Batman annual was published, and the Jason Todd/Red Hood's origin have been revealed.
Seriously though, remember when the saying was: "The only people who stay dead in comics are Uncle Ben, Bucky and Jason Todd"? Suddenly Bucky and Jason Todd are back? Now I haven't read any of the Winter Soldier storyline, but I've been actively following the Jason Todd storyline. For the most part, I thought it was a better than average storyline. Seriously though, if you're going to break the aforementioned "rule" of death in comics, you better do it to write the story of the decade...not a "better than average storyline". I guess I was "miffed" at the whole thing. (is that even a word?) That was until I read the Batman Annual.
The entire Red Hood/Jason storyline led us to believe that Jason had never died, and for some reason he's back and pissed at Bruce. Seemed reasonable, but HOW did he never die? SUPERBOY PUNCHED TIME! Holy crap. Seriously, how do you come up with an origin like that? First of all the story isn't even remotely connected to Infinite Crisis, but they use IC to explain the most important plot hole? Punching time? That's worse than, Wolverine killed Xorn's Brother, who was pretending to be Magneto, pretending to be Xorn. So Magento and Xorn are now alive. (but not by much)
Punching Time....yeah...
Back to the strip, I readily recall that "Reign of Superman" was one of the first Trade Paperbacks that I ever bought. (at Costco too) I remember thinking for sure Eradicator was the real Superman, and was quite shocked when he got butchered by Cyborg. I was in 7th grade at the time, and I thought it was super violent. I always thought Cyborg was a great original character, but I can't seem to recall him being in any Superman story worth a crap since he blew up Coast City.
yeah...punched time...wtf....