While Im still not a fan of Pantalenas faces (seriously why do ALL THE WOMEN LOOK ALIKE???), the overall feel of the book is very dynamic, with each scene moving wonderfully and the Chamber of All rendered beautifully. Honestly, if Pantalena ever figures out that women of different ethnicities and races have different noses, skin color and mouths this book would get a Five out of Five rating every week. Unfortunately, he hasnt so here we are. Read Full Review

This issue was a fun read, and Im excited to see how the two different teams of Outlaws react to each other! Read Full Review

All in all, a decent issue " which about as good as we can hope for from Lobdell right now. Read Full Review

There are at least two really cool moments in this book that may make a die-hard Red Hood and the Outlaws fan squeal and while I sort of let out a half squeal myself, that doesn't make up for the rest of the book that while looks alright, doesn't do enough in the story department to make this issue continuously entertaining, while also taking the wind out of the big bad of this arc's sails. Read Full Review

If you're a fan of anyone in this roster of characters (including a few unexpected faces), this issue is probably worth checking out, but everyone else might just think it's underwhelming. Read Full Review

The issue as a whole is in desperate need of some tension. Everything comes far too easy for the Outlaws despite this situation supposedly being one where the fate of the world is at stake. Almost nowhere in the issue do I feel like the characters are in real danger, and the few moments I do are either unearned or quickly resolved. While the story does progress, the events are sometimes lack clarity. There are cool moments and scenes, but without tension to strengthen those scenes the issue generally falls flat. Read Full Review

can i said, I love Red Hood, but Lobdell isn't do a good job.

So, this book is definitely trying to go somewhere. And Lobdell with everything he is trying to juggle isn't a total waste, its actually getting more intriguing. I was never really digging this All-caste story. Didn't like it in the New 52, didn't like it here that much either, but with Trigon mixed in, and a really surprising ending, its starting to pick things up. For all of its strengths, the plot is still all over the place, and I didn't like how the whole Trigon ordeal ended despite being pretty funny, And the dialogue can get a little out of hand. The art is nice though, and the characters definitely is what pushes this book, but characters and art alone will not cut it with only 3 issues left to come.

They repeated the storyline. Oh Lord, don't buy.