This is another fine issue in a really great and consistent series. Read Full Review

4 dye jobs out of 5PS: We need a Justice League Dark crossover with this book. John Constantine and Jason Todd snarking at each other for several issues while battling supernatural evil is the thing dreams are made of. PPS: Someone appreciates Jason Thick Thighs Save Lives Todds assets. Ahem. Read Full Review

Lastly, could've done without the Ma Gunn stuff. Hopefully the pay off is worth it. Read Full Review

This issue was very okay. It didnt have quite the explosive action of previous issues, nor many great character moments, but it does succeed at least being a fun time filler. Paolo Pantalena only continues to get better at art and it was accentuated by Arif Priantos excellent colors. If you were a fan of Lobdells New 52 Red Hood and the Outlaws and hoped that stories of that ilk would continue, this is certainly the issue for you. Read Full Review

A great return to form from Lobdells quality writing and much better art since last time. What more can I ask for? Read Full Review

Red Hood Outlaw #44 continues the mystical mission the Outlaws are on and while it makes for a fascinating plot, this issue falls short on its delivery. There are some great scenes between Bizarro and Jason, but not much else offered. Read Full Review

Since this comic started at the beginning of Rebirth, I felt it would have worked better as a bi-monthly instead of a monthly. There is always too much going on. This month Red Hood Outlaw #44 has that same problem. It seems likely that all of these various ideas are going to merge into one cohesive story, but for now, it is a bit scattered and having to wait a month seem cruel. Read Full Review

So far this arc of Red Hood is turning out to be interesting. While this issue still felt like much of it was was setting up the story, it had some really nice moments. Jason and Bizzaro getting to spend time together is something I've missed, and I also was happy to see some more of Jason's history. I'm still waiting to see how Essence will really play into all this but, generally, this issue of Red Hood was a fun read and enough to keep you entertained for a little while. Read Full Review

Red Hood: Outlaw jumps out with a new issue this week that will keep readers feeling so-so upon putting it down. Read Full Review

While this book feels like it wants to get back to basics, while also doing a rundown of Red Hood's greatest hits, this issue doesn't really do much to explain to new readers what the Untitled are or really anything about Jason Todd's or Essence's powers..... Yeah, recap can be boring, but the way this story is being told just seems like it wants to skip over the details so that it can do something new and exciting........ but the problem is, it's not all that exciting and I'm not the biggest fan of the art here. Read Full Review

Prelude:
While Red Hood and the Outlaws has been a mixed bag recently, the last issue really took a dive for me. Let's see if this issue improves on that.

The Good:
I enjoyed the dynamic with the three main Outlaws.

The Bad:
Nothing much happens in the issue.

The only time things start picking up is at the end.

Conclusion:
While the team is great, progress is painfully slow and boring.

Scott Lobdell completely squandered his surprisingly excellent Red Hood Rebirth with everything after #25... and forcing the New 52 Red Hood we didn't like back on us.

I have never cared about the All Caste and probably won’t start here.

It's trying to be deep. Only ending up as shallow.