Overall the issue, is well-paced, well-told, and brilliantly layered -- assuming you can read it through the tears. Read Full Review

This is my favorite issue of the series. It ends on a somber note and it's just perfect. After two years on this title, Lobdell has written his best issue yet. Recommended. Read Full Review

We didn't get to see much of Artemis and Bizarro, but that's okay, we haven't gotten to see a lot of Jason, and we get to read about a huge part of his past. I think it is pretty deep, something maybe a lot of fans of this novel can maybe relate to. Red Hood has been a fan favorite because of how badass and ruthless he is, but we can kind of see why now. Art was good, but Jason didn't look like Jason. Read Full Review

I'm saddened too that the chemistry between Red Hood, Bizarro and Artemis looks to be going to a dark place that can never be repaired. Just sad and tragic after all the time they initially spent together, forming a make-shift family dynamic of their own. No one will be left clean by the time all of this is over. Read Full Review

Scott Lobdell on Red Hood and the Outlaws has been more than consistent, from the start of Rebirth to now. Read Full Review

With some minor execution slips, this is a well-built issue that adds to the history of Jason Todd as a character. It is a must-read for fans of the character, as it provides a look into one of the aspects of his life that makes him be who he is. Read Full Review

This was a genuinely heartbreaking issue and it only feels like the beginning of something far, far worse. Read Full Review

There's something really nice about watching these three troublemakers come together and forging one of the best team dynamics in the DCU. Sometimes lying, sometimes hiding things, but always being good to each other as best they can. Honestly, RHATO has been pretty great since Rebirth started, and this issue is no exception. Read Full Review

DC's displayed a surprising amount of faith in this title over the last seven years, and it may finally be paying off. Read Full Review

Its only the beginning of the story, so theres no way to guess how much Artemis and Bizarro will play into matters with Jason. As co-stars, its safe to say theywill. As Jasons investigation becomes more troublesome, hell need their help. But if this is perhaps a prelude to the series being retitled as a solo book, well, Im okay with that, too. Read Full Review

I find it odd that we've moved on to a new story while Smarty-Pants Bizarro still looms in the background, but we get an emotional tale that lets you in on Jason Todd's past and flips the script about what you thought you knew about his parents and for the most part it all works pretty well.  The art was half decent, I just wish we would have gotten a little more out of this issue by the end. Read Full Review

Red Hood and the Outlaws #23 is genuinely heartfelt and emotional yet it ultimately feels like a poorly timed interruption of the ongoing story arc. Read Full Review

Red Hood and the Outlaws is another win from DC Comics and a must read and a winning addition to any fans comic book collection. Not the strongest of the previous issues of this story but absolutely necessary due to the emotional output from the characters and effort put fort by Scott Lobdell to tell a truly emotional and personal story for Jason Todd. Read Full Review

Great issue. It was heartfelt, emotional and beautifully written by Lobdell. The art was also really good by Hairsine.

This was an AMAZING issue. This issue wasn't action packed but the storyline more than made up for it. This issue was simply captivating and very easy to read.

We finally know what was in the letters that were teased in the last issue. While it sucks that we didn't get a payoff to Bizarro's arc, it was good to see some spotlight shined on the title character. Between the storylines for Red Hood and Bizarro, this comic is a must read. The only thing we need now is more character development for Artemis. We've gotten bits and pieces, but it's time to go all-in on her development. Once that happens The Dark Trinity will be a force to reckon with.

Very poignant and serves to add extra layers to our protagonist.

While I appreciate that many reading this title (myself included!) are eager to get to the denouement of the Bizarro arc, this issue was certainly worth pausing for.

This run has been excellent and I’m always excited to see what’s next!

This was a really good self-contained(?) issue that goes more into Jason Todd's parents' rough history.

Yeah, it was pretty good. I like seeing a bit more of Jason and his past.