Jason Todd (a.k.a. Red Hood) and Dana Harlowe (a.k.a. Strike) find their relationship strained in more ways than one. While in costume, Red Hood--as well as other members of The Watch--urges Strike to give up the vigilante life, and in their civilian lives, seeds of jealousy begin to drive a wedge between Jason and one of his oldest friends. Meanwhile, Demetrius Korlee Jr. and the villain known only as Suluku both have their own sinister schemes for the town, but what will happen when they converge? Things are heating up in the Hill! When it all boils over, will anyone be safe?
This continues to be the best Jason Todd-led series in a very long time. Read Full Review
Red Hood: The Hill #2 explores the balance between order and chaos, and what some characters are willing to do to maintain that balance. The series might be a slow burn, but it's giving us some good character work. Plus the addition of a longtime Batman foe hints at even more conflict in store for Red Hood which is where Jason Todd operates best. Read Full Review
This story is hard to follow, and the ultimate point or plot is really hard to pin down. My best guess is that Dana is a character that Jason can see himself as, and as a result, he wants to save her from becoming just like him. Interesting thought as Jason has fought to not become Batman. Read Full Review
Red Hood: The Hill #2 brings us DC's greatest anti-hero in ways you'd never expect to see him; humanized and handling the peace of his new part of the city. Don't mistake this for a simple superhero comic, as it's bringing a great deal of tension, and we can all look forward to seeing it pay off. Read Full Review
Red Hood: The Hill #2is more of the same from last issue. The focus remains on the local vigilante group The Watch's ability to protect their community from the criminal gangs that threaten it. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, and their ties to their home is the title's biggest appeal, but it can create the sense that it's still waiting for something to happen. Fans of Jason hoping he'll play a larger role in the comic with his name on the cover will need to wait for future issues. Read Full Review
Red Hood: The Hill #2 feels like a repeat of the first issue, just with a few more details and a little more complexity and Jason continuing to take a backseat to the rest of the players in this vigilante story. Read Full Review
Alguien le dijo al escritor que el cómic se llama Red Hood, no fanfic de OCs aburridos con una historia estupida? No se quien comprará esta estafa pero dudo que sea alguien que guste de RH
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