Red Hood: The Lost Days #4
Red Hood: The Lost Days » Red Hood: The Lost Days #4 - Higher Learning released by DC Comics on November 1, 2010.
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Review: Red Hood: Lost Days #4 0
Jason Todd's "lost days" take a decisive turn here as he realizes that the bomb maker he's been learning from is also planning to stage a massive terrorist attack. The Good It's a brilliant perversion of Batman's own "wandering years" to have Jason Todd seeking knowledge from the scum of the Earth and, in the process, developing the motivations for his own brand of vigilante justice. Winnick gives this a sense of no-nonsense realpolitik that's evocative of a spy novel and Haun's carries the pa...
3 out of 3 found this review helpful. -
Jason invades London 2
(Okay, I can't think of a good title for this issue.) While Jason is training for revenge on Batman, he must stop a bomb maker who he's learning from from destroying London. Pros: After the last issue, from Jason's monologues and the talk with Talia, for some time, not only has Jason been training, he's been brandishing his own version of justice with the teachers he had. Compared to Bruce, Jason is getting training from the worst kind of humans possible....and killing them. Winick lets readers...
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Red Hood Lost Days #4: A Higher Learning 3
Check out the review for Red Hood Lost Days #3! There are "SPOILERS" in this review. I'm just trying something new, it's not going to be a regular thing, so just enjoy this review! Jason Todd's journey continues! As Jason continues to train with deadly assassins, he also kills the ones, that deem worthy of death! More and more, Judd Winick is building Jason Todd into; the man that is forever tormented. As Judd continues to write the story line, we see how a few thoughts and skills, turns Ja...
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It's the Filler Issue; Every 6 Issue Mini-Series Has One. 0
The Good: Jason Todd is still a badass and one cool customer. Jeremy Haun's art is a much better fit for this series, I'm extremely glad he's taking over the art duties. That scene where Jason learns about Tim is really short and sweet, but even more powerful because of that, you can really feel the sorrow Jason Feels, and the urge to repress it, or just get it over with quickly, or use it to fuel his mission. Ha ha, he literally was wearing a red hoodie. The Bad: It feels like its a re-hashing...
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Hail,Hail to England. 0
The 4th issue of the 6 issue Red Hood mini-series. The Story :We see Jason in Africa leading child soldiers killinga merc group that was teaching him a bunch of stuff.He only leaves on guy of the merc group alive since he was only the driver and not on of the killers,he also thought Jason how to pilot a helicopter.Then we see Jason learning how to rig bombs on different locations.Then we see Jason and his teacher drinking with the teachers actual friends and not mob liasons.And speaking of the...
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Robin No More 0
Lost Days breaks a little from its usual format this issue, moving away from its standalone issue structure and presenting a new artist. Both changes work well at this stage in the story, featuring a slightly older Jason Todd who is now well along his path to becoming the Red Hood. A highlight of this issue is Jason's discovery that Batman has taken in a new Robin, Tim Drake. The scene is understated and quiet. Winick really could not have done it better any other way. As Jason gets himself int...
6 out of 7 found this review helpful.
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