Red Hood: The Lost Days #1

baker1skter's Red Hood: The Lost Days #1 - The First Step review

Red Hood!

The Short and Sweet Review
 
The Good
-First time i've been introduced to Judd Winick, so i must say i loved the writing in this issues. its very well written and you can easily see the progression of the story. The dialogue and monologue were very good, and didnt even have a hint of cheesiness.
-Art was amazing, esp when Talia and Jason were sitting on the cliff.
-I liked how Talia mentioned to Jason that Batman will never be the same without him and he misses him, it just connected all these scattered ideas. It made the story easier to follow.
-i loved Talias character, she's very caring and went against her fathers orders.
- The beginning has a hook leaving you with a  thirst for more, so it does its job well. 
-Perfect ending to keep readers wanting more!
 
The Bad
 -There wasnt much bad
- For me the cover was just okay.
 
The Grade
4.5/5. Definitely go pick this issue and the following issues up. you'll get hooked!

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