The man who has pursued Starfire all the way to the wilds of Colorado has only one thing on his mind: her slow and painful death. His name is Crux and he's done some dark and dangerous work on his DNA to reach his goal of ridding the Earth of every alien on the planet! And Kori's about to learn that Red Hood and Roy Harper have their hands full with the ancient evil known as The Untitled!
Scott Lobdell continues to handle the characterizations quite nicely while moving the story forward. Kenneth Rocaforts art is quite awesome, and brings a nice tone to the book. It is a mixture of realism and surrealism that makes his art necessary to the book. I look forward to seeing where the story picks up next month.. Read Full Review
Even though I don't get the main storyline here, this WASN'T a terrible comic book... I enjoyed the fight scenes, I just don't get what the mission here is... While Teen Titans and Superboy are slowly starting to come together and make sense, Scott Lobdell hasn't grabbed me yet with this series. But that's cool, as a huge fan of Jason, I'm here for the long haul. Whether I know what's going on or not! Read Full Review
One of these months, I really hope I won't find myself wishing this were a solo series. A team book is only as strong as its weakest member. Read Full Review
Red Hood and the Outlaws is not without entertaining value but it is far from being a good book, which is a shame considering that the fans were looking forward to this series in particular. Read Full Review
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