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In this series finale, Jason Todd takes his final steps to becoming the Red Hood, and his last lessons are about to be learned. Confronting Talia al Ghul and meeting a new player who's calling himself Hush are the tip of the iceberg as Jason readies himself to confront the one who "made this all possible" – The Joker. Witness the end of the beginning right here!

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Red Hood: The Lost Days #6 - Benediction and Commencement by agentofanarchy on November 12, 2010

 I was worried about this issue and continuity timeline. The cover shows Jason and the Joker yet in Under the Hood it appears the first he knows of the situation. However this issue works around it splendidly – I will say no more on that fact. The art is superb as usual, some say the relationship between Talia and Jason is unexpected yet the dialog beforehand justifies it. It is a great end into the issue, it doesn’t upset continuity and it doesn’t feel like it has let you down, admittedly it is...

2 out of 3 found this review helpful.

The End of this chapter. 0

Red Hood: The Lost Days #6 - Benediction and Commencement by matkrenz on November 12, 2010

The final issue of the Red Hood mini-series.  The Story:We start in the past with Batman (Bruce) telling Jason that the Joker is the most dangerous criminal of them all since he has no methodology.In the present we have an exemple of how unpredictable he is,since he just killed two of his men since the trafficers brought two more men and were very scared so this was to calm them down.So what the Joker wants from these arm dealers is a formula that is highly flammable and Joker will use this to w...

2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

Has Winick Been Watching Aqua Teen Hunger Force? 0

Red Hood: The Lost Days #6 - Benediction and Commencement by the_mighty_monarch on November 03, 2010

 The Good: This series has been blessed with fantastic covers it's whole run. The last one tops them all. It's fantastic. Batman especially looks breathtakingly badass.As usual, Jeremy Haun's art compliments the dark tones of this series brilliantly.Winick seems to have a perfect grasp of The Joker. The way he's introduced into this series is completely classic Joker, and just overall really well handled.Like the first 3 issues, this one takes things in a different direction. #4 and #5 lacked th...

3 out of 5 found this review helpful.
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