Red Hood and the Outlaws #1

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

And nobody was drinking a sex on the beach.

Review for Red Hood & The Outlaws. 
 
The Storie: Jason breaks Roy from prison with the help of Starfire. They hang out on the beach and Jason goes to help out some old friends. 
 
The Good: Kenneth Rocafort will quickly become one of my favorite artists, just the way he does action, character motions, it's all very over top and this series does have a very 80's action movie feel to it wich I can enjoy. Lobdell writes Jason as a very sarcastic fellow and seemsalways wants the very last word in any conversation and he's just my type of guy. Roy here is written as a guy with no real direction, he just goes with the flow and his character can just go up from here. And as for Startfire all I can say is, this is the first issue of an ongoing series and Lobdell will properly develop her and explain why she acts the way she does. And besides im okay with this because Roy's expression from Kory's advances were perfect. Lobdell also introduces a subplot with a dude in Chicago trying to find information on aliens. Also this Essence ghost/spirit person thing is interesting. 
 
The Bad: Why does Rocafort draw a mouth on Jason's mask ? Also im kinda worried taht this All Castle will just be some dumb knight templar type training place. 
 
The Verdict: This series wont be for everyone but im pleased with this. The art is very pleasing, the art is big and bombastic and the character interaction is very natural. This is a buy.

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Red Hood and the Outlaws #1 - I Fought the Law and Kicked its Butt by mercy_ on September 25, 2011
I've always jokingly referred to Kory as "Slutfire" simply because I dislike the fact (and admit to needlessly hating on her) because of her relationship with Dick (insert penis jokes here).The fact that the nickname now actually applies doesn't really give me any joy. I was giddy for about fifteen minutes before it really sunk in what a low blow this was to the portrayal of women in comics. There's nothing wrong with a woman who's comfortable with her sexuality. There's nothing wrong with a wom...
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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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