Its a great wrap up to this arc, setting up future storylines, while tying in the Winick run as well as Jasons Post-Crisis origin perfectly. Read Full Review

Red Hood and the Outlaws #6 offers a satisfying conclusion to a fantastic first arc. Lobdell and Soy have made a case for this team and it's unique place amongst the pantheon of DC series. Read Full Review

Red Hood and the Outlaws is just what the Rebirth era needs. It is action packed. The characters are flawed. There are jokes. It is beautifully drawn and it has a ton of potential. I really wish this was a bi-weekly like a lot of the other titles. Read Full Review

Red Hood and the Outlaws is by far my biggest Rebirth surprise. I expected to despise it, but at the close of this first arc, I'm on the verge of saying that I not only really like it, but love it. Likeable characters, beautiful artwork, and a healthy dose of humor have made this book a consistent delight for six months. It's not a fluke, folks"Red Hood is just that good. Read Full Review

Jason Todd doesn't fully trust in Batman's teachings, but he desperately wishes that he could. He knows that Batman doesn't know everything and that some of the things that Batman teaches could lead to his death (again), but the world would be better if Batman was right. In the second half of this issue, we get a conversation between Jason and Bruce where Bruce basically tells Jason that he doesn't know everything and that Jason is his own man who is doing the right things. Bruce approaches Jason with grace and the two seem poised to embark on a new direction in their relationship with each other. And I, for one, am excited to see it. Read Full Review

This issue continues the fun that is Red Hood and the Outlaws.  The story and art come together so nicely and it ends with the Dark Trinity ready to hit the road.  Sure, the Black Mask bit ends abruptly, but who cares when you're having this much fun. Read Full Review

I wouldn't call the odd threesome bosom buddies by any stretch of the imagination, but by the end of this arc we do have a team of Outlaws. Even with Black Mask defeated, Jason isn't quite ready to throw in the towel on his new friends. Artemis still has a quest to finish and someone needs to keep an eye on Bizarro. Artemis' personal quest gives us a clue as to the series' next arc, as I wondered how this group would be framed going forward. They certainly aren't villains, but they aren't exactly the Justice League either. Writer Scott Lobdell will likely have to keep thinking outside the box for their storylines. Worth a look. Read Full Review

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I'm surprised how good this is. Definitely a sleeper hit. With this team, Jason Todd can actually go toe to toe with some of DC's heaviest hitters. Not saying I didn't enjoy the bromance between Arsenal and Hood but with this team, you feel like things are gonna get serious. And although Starfire potentially is as storng as Artemis, Artemis has the devil may care attitude which is different than the version of Starfire Lobdell thought of in New 52 which was essentially every frat boy's dream girl. The best part of this book was Jason's exchange with Batman, it brings everything full circle since the one shot Rebirth issue. Although everytime Batman laughs, it creeps me out and I half expect the Joker to pop out with a spray can of Joker gas... more

In this issue the end of this storyarc ... Very funny issue with a good deal of action...
I love the final speech of Jason and Bruce...

Comic Book Review (7.5/10) “Good”
Red Hood and the Outlaws #6 “Dark Trinity Part 6: Darker Days”
Writer: Scott Lobdell
Penciller: Dexter Soy
Plot: Black Mask is controlling Bizarro with the techno-organic virus, and the only way Jason and Artemis can stop both is by making the virus go to the brain – by making them angrier. Can Jason and Artemis survive long enough to burn up the virus in their assailants’ systems?
This is the conclusion to the 7 part story arc that started with the Rebirth #1 issue. This story arc felt more like an introduction to the characters and this trinity team more than anything else. Although it started off strong, I would say the arc ended the way I expected it to without any real surprises. The most glaring thing to me was how NICE Batman was in this book. Batman is the most untrusting super hero I know and I found it difficult to accept that Batman would be cool with Jason running around with a retarded Superman that has Superman’s powers. Batman likes control, and knowing that there is a creature that cannot be controlled out there with Superman’s powers should keep Batman up all night. Still the issue was good and good read despite the fact that Batman seemed so out of character. I am hopeful for this series!
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