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| Original Title: | Red Hood & the Outlaws, Volume 1: Dark Trinity |
| ISBN: | 1401268757 (ISBN13: 9781401268756) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Red Hood and the Outlaws (2016) #1, Red Hood and the Outlaws (2016) (Single Issues) #1-6 |
Scott Lobdell
Paperback | Pages: 168 pages Rating: 4.2 | 1134 Users | 160 Reviews
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| Title | : | Red Hood and the Outlaws, Volume 1: Dark Trinity (Red Hood and the Outlaws (2016) #1) |
| Author | : | Scott Lobdell |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First |
| Pages | : | Pages: 168 pages |
| Published | : | May 2nd 2017 by DC Comics |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Dc Comics |
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A part of DC Universe: Rebirth!Jason Todd, a.k.a. Redd Hood, has been many things--a Robin, dead, the Red Hood--now he's back and he's embracing his bad side!
With his new status as a villain, Red Hood plans to take down Gotham's underworld from the inside. Joined by a fallen Amazon named Artemis and a half-baked Superman clone named Bizarro, this dark trinity will soon discover that the line between hero and villain is harder to discern than they might think.
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Ratings: 4.2 From 1134 Users | 160 ReviewsAssess Containing Books Red Hood and the Outlaws, Volume 1: Dark Trinity (Red Hood and the Outlaws (2016) #1)
So, even though I know Scott Lobdell is one of the worst comics writers ever, all I heard from friends was how boss the Rebirth Red Hood and the Outlaws was. Uh huh. Suuuuure it is. And, nuh uh to your uh huh, this wasnt even half-good! Is everyone on crack? Am I?! The story is a crap mess. It begins with Red Hood/Jason Todd shooting Gothams mayor but of course its not what it seems. Hes curing the mayor of a techno-organic virus. Ok virus. Thats lazy shorthand to mean something bad right? IReview: I may or may not be nursing a major crush on Jason Todd, the protagonist of this comic, and he is definitely a favorite boy in the DC universe overall so far. I particularly love characters with dark morally ambigious characterization, and Jason fits that archetype perfectly. You can see the struggles in his bond with Bruce and the tumultous history and love that exists behind it. From what I've seen, I do like Artemis, and Bizarro is such a precious child so I can definitely get behind
Ok, so this wasn't perfection, but this is definitely one of the few Rebirth titles I've read that I'm going to keep up with if I can.Even though this is volume 1, if you have little to no idea who Jason Todd/Red Hood is, then you might want to do a bit of research before you pick this up.The cheap version is this: Jason was the second Robin (after Dick Grayson left to become Nightwing). Sadly, he was an annoying character...which resulted in fans voting to kill him off. I know! Harsh, right?!
This was pretty good!Im shocked because the last Red Hood and the Outlaws series did absolutely nothing for me. Im struggling to accept that the Batfam in Rebirth just isnt the tight knit family it used to be. Cass is orphan and Bruce didnt adopt her. Steph had little contact with them outside of her relationship with Tim. The only batkids we see him actively train quite a bit are Tim and Duke (we barely even see him with Damian). Its just odd. Case in point, this is a Jason Todd who is not only
What started as an amazing way to follow Jason Todds character after he is risen from the dead, quickly lost its point and purpose. There are so many possible ways to explore Jasons character and I would have loved to see writers focus more on that. Who he is, what hes been through and how it will shape him.While I really enjoy this series I just really want writers to explore Jasons character in more depth. His past trauma and everything that hes been through could make for some amazing stories
I just like Jason Todd as Red Hood. I followed Red Hood and the Outlaws during the New 52 era but stopped following sometime after the 3rd volume. Scott Lobdell returns to the helm and despite his follow through on other stories, I think he has a nice grasp on Jasons voice and unlikely team ups. I came away from this first novel curious about Artemis this no nonsense amazon. She and Jason have a great rapport in that they are both assholes to one another. Bizarro is a strange but welcome
This must be a sign of the Apocalypse, Scott Lobdell wrote a book worth reading. I really don't understand how this could be so good, when his previous work on Red Hood was so awful. Lobdell used to write this book almost like he had ADHD and couldn't maintain a coherent thought. Yet here, we have what would almost be considered a slow burn. Jason Todd goes undercover to take down Black Mask. The flashbacks to Jason's time as Robin are really well done with muted colors to signal the time shift.
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