I enjoy reading this series each month but I could do without a reduction in the main story just to get more on a minor character. It feels like it's going to be a long month in waiting for the next issue. Read Full Review

The central problem with issue #10, however, is that the main story is too brief and cuts off rather abruptly. The final third is instead taken up by a backup tale focused on the villain Essence. This segment is executed well enough and manages to lay a few seeds for upcoming issues. It's also competently rendered by Ario Anindito, whose expressive figure work might make for a decent replacement for Rocafort once the latter exits this series. However, this segment isn't interesting enough to justify the shrinking of the main segment. Backup stories are fine and well when they serve as a bonus to the main attraction, not as a replacement. Unfortunately, readers may have to grow accustomed to the new arrangement for the foreseeable future. Read Full Review

On that note, the September solicitation saying that it will reveal how Jason Todd returned from the dead horrifies me because I worry Lobdell will use it to tie Jason permanently to the All-Caste and Untitled. Juat ditch the Superboy punch and use a Lazarus Pit. Seriously. How hard is this? Why complicate it with unrelated plot elements? Try to remember you're writing a Bat-character and ditch the League of Assassins knock-offs. Read Full Review

my biggest problem of the issue was the back up, it just sort of took away from what I really wanted to see, and that was the Outlaws in space. We got the humor and fun that you've come to expect in the main feature, but it was a brief affair, and that stuff has quite honestly become par for the course, it's what is to be expected, in my opinion. Read Full Review

Was it supposed to fill up empty space? Was it meant to be another element adding to the overall look of the cover? A cover that has such bright colours in it, it is bound to stick out in a comic shop anyway. So what was the thought behind this? Probably something along the lines of "Add an explosion. Explosions make everything better." Read Full Review

Although it has some fun moments (including Jason's date), the latest issue is by far the weakest of the series so far. Hit-and-Miss. Read Full Review

I'm not sure what keeps drawing me back to Red Hood and the Outlaws, but I keep finding myself asking, "what did you expect here?" I thought that the premise of Starfire as starship commander was a powerful image, a niche that DC has yet to fill in its New 52. Unfortunately, it's looking like the stars were against Lobdell and Rocafort, because they never seem to overcome their clashing styles and truncated page lengths. If you're itching to give this book a shot, you might want to wait until next month. Read Full Review

Seeing how well Jason was written by Tomasi last week showed me how horrible he's been written since the reboot started, and to top it off, after ruining this book, as well as Teen Titans, which i dropped months ago, they've reward Lobdell by having him write Superman?! I'm done. As much as I want to support a Jason Todd series, as well as Arsenal, I'm done. I hated this story, and I won't see how it, or any of that All-Caste shit ends. I'm done reading Red Hood and the Outlaws, until they get a new, more competent writer. Read Full Review

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