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    Red Hood: The Lost Days #5

    Red Hood: The Lost Days » Red Hood: The Lost Days #5 - After School Activities released by DC Comics on December 1, 2010.

    agentofanarchy's Red Hood: The Lost Days #5 - After School Activities review

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    Brilliant as ever.

     The good: The story really is excellent, this miniseries is delivering all the way. This is the first issue in this series where I have really been kept guessing and I love how Jason handles all the situations, the art is amazing and I am really happy to see the cocky robin personality back. Although the previous teachers that Jason has had clashes with have been committing pretty awful crimes this has to be the first where I have felt that Jason really needs to win and the suspense the story tries to convey.

    The Bad: although the cover art is lovely I fell they have put too much muscle on him, he looks to me like he is on steroids. Another thing that annoys me about this comic and any other set   in the United Kingdom is the god awful accents, ‘slang’ that I cannot understand and all the stupid references to tea, fish and chips and ridiculous names for the Police Force. I am English and I can safely say everyone I knows called the police the police and doesn’t live on tea and fish and chips. The accents in my opinion detract from the amazing story. </rant>

    Overall: this story is excellent as is the miniseries and it really should be read, the only problem I have with this issue is minor and is that of the accents. If you wanted more at the end of Under the red hood, or loved a death in the family this is for you.

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