If you are a fan of the anti-hero, Red Hood: Outlaw is the book for you. There is action. There are jokes. There are flashbacks that let us know why we should be rooting for the bad guys. Then, there is that last page, which makes us jump for joy at the idea that the Band is finally getting back together. I know that Jason has stuff to do, but seriously, everything about this book is better when it is Red Hood and the Outlaws. Read Full Review

If anyone can make it work though, it will definitely be this creative team. They work excellently together. This is another fine issue in a strong comic. I have no idea where we will end up but i do know that it will be smart and that always very fearless. Read Full Review

The way this issue ended completely killed me! I didn't know whether to laugh, scream or email the writer to ask him what was going on! I will for sure be picking up the next Red Hood Outlaw! Read Full Review

I dont really know where the story is going here. I didnt even mention the forgettable Bizarro/Artemis segments because that storyline stopped being interesting after they stopped the Future War in their annual. I guess it could still be a wild ride with Jason Todd and his new kids, but this issue is ultimately skippable. Not even DOOMED could save it from that. Read Full Review

Overall though, the story was a good continuation of the last issue. Everything seems to be going in the right direction narratively. Read Full Review

All in all, this was a fun issue to read as it gave just enough information as to who everybody was (always a nice perk of a comic) and moved the story forward. I'm not sure if Red Hood as a teacher is a story that a lot of legs to it, but we shall see. Read Full Review

I will admit, if Lobdell slow-playing Bizarro and Artemis' return leads to a full issue or two with Pup-Pup actually talking and not being a figment of Bizarro's imagination, I'm all in. Read Full Review

This idea of training a team of supervillains has promise, but the see-sawing of Jason's characterization and the constant reboots continues to be a problem for this series. Read Full Review

Red Hood: Outlaw kicks up with a fast-paced issue which leaves drops enough surprises to keep fans hooked. Read Full Review

There's a lot that goes on in this book, and at the same time not much at all. It makes a little headway into the plot started last week, but spends a lot of it's time on flashbacks that don't give enough answers. The Artemis and Bizarro scenes were nice, and my favorite part. Things simply felt a bit jumbled, like Lobdell has a lot he wants to do, but isn't quite focusing in the right areas yet. This idea of Jason as a teacher has potential, I'm just not seeing it realized yet. Read Full Review

This new take on Red Hood still intrigues me, but right now it's not living up to what I was hoping it would be. There's a lot of new characters and a cool idea beyond Jason Todd's new status quo, but there just seems to be too much going on, without enough time to really do anything of substance per issue. The art continues to be something that I'm not a huge fan of, but even if I was, I'd still hope for more out of this. Read Full Review

Awful.