Red Hood and the Outlaws #1

durakken's Red Hood and the Outlaws #1 - I Fought the Law and Kicked its Butt review

I fought law and somehow ended up naked

So we have a Jason Todd who has experienced all the things in the former book, but for some reason is without Scarlet, and doesn't care at all about any of the things he previously cared about and is now dying hs hair again?

A Roy Harper that is more or less how I know him

A Kori that is now a slut with memory lose that looks down on humans

I like the way the characters are introduced in this book, but the characters are those characters in name only pretty much.

We're also introduced to yet another secret organization or two that we're supposed to care about but don't because we know nothing about them and stating something really doesn't make me believe it

I liked the art, It was done well.

The writing is all crass and immature though..

If you like Kori as a character at all I' recommend staying far away from this title as you will likely want to light it on fire. The other flaws are passable, but Kori in this book is just a slap in the face. It could get better but it's more or less whether they knock this immature crap off.

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The Art Was Great... 0
Red Hood and the Outlaws #1 - I Fought the Law and Kicked its Butt by mercy_ on September 25, 2011
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Yes...I willingly read a story featuring Jason Todd 0
Red Hood and the Outlaws #1 - I Fought the Law and Kicked its Butt by jonesdeini on September 21, 2011
Red Hood is busy putting together his team of mercs when his complicated past inserts itself into his present.The GoodI really liked the art in this book and many of the design changes didn't bother me at all.There was a lot of action in this issue and that looks to be the status quo from here on out.There was some genuinely humorous banter between Jason and Roy.This book clears up some of the things about Titans continuity I was wondering about.The BadDon't like Jason's new mask...seriously hel...
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