I swear when I saw the cover thought it was just another shoddy comic to try and sell to China. I was wrong, it is a very well designed comic, with a compelling story.

This comic is taking solid steps, obviously, no matter how some fans of this place try to fool themselves, the criticisms or votes that can be made here will never really influence the readers, solid sales this comic is having. And it is not for less, great art and good history.

At the moment they haven't dropped this story and in this particular issue it was quite nice to read.

It has been the best number of the whole series... for the moment.

Personally, I like the past two numbers, I think we will see an exciting outcome soon.

to be honest,I wasn't betting on this comic but the revelation surprised me. Reading how Bruce is acknowledging that Jason is his only strong card, the only one with the strength and cunning to configure the plan made me fall in love with this.

In this issue, there is finally some congruence, Jason do something about the resentment has to Bane, thank you for that.

Just when I was about to painfully forget about this series, it rebounds for which I am happy, The Amazing Spider is my favorite series and I appreciate this abrupt improvement in history.

The best number that DC has released this year.

not qualifying this for forgetfulness would be a crime

interesting start, we will see if this manages to have a good rhythm in the following numbers.

Not great, maybe a bit repetitive but fun to read, Rosenberg's hand is clearly visible here.

I was pleasantly surprised by this first issue, I think it has potential.

A fun delivery, not so exciting and I know it can be a disappointment since something related to a celebration of fear should not have the excess of humor of this number, much less after DCeased: Unkillables and Dead planet. I'll give this series a try.

taking this as out of canon, well it's pretty decent, down a bit of Matt's trademark humor which I appreciate.

Definitely I think that Erik is being accused, he is desperate for his daughter to be brought back, the saddest thing is that the same ones who point him out as the executor are the same ones who do not want to resurrect the Witch, a little hypocritical. A solid delivery

Joshua took the action well, damn it, I think that at the moment he is among the most decent to read in this editorial, his writing is somewhat juvenile but nothing compared to that of Tom Taylor who looks like a puberty young girl doing fanfiction and the surprising thing Zdarsky does not have plus the quality of before, it did well in the history of Red Hood even though it is impossible to put it in the canon and I think the same will happen with Matt even though he does not have the same performance in said art. As a personal note, the supposed Portuguese woman with great grammatical flaws who uses google translate, I don't understand why she follows Red Hood so much if she doesn't like it. That I imagine is an alt of a very nervous person in the place. Do not fool anyone, use a language that you master its grammar, please.

With a better art this would have been better, the fact this is a pre-teens to children series does not excuse a poor quality. It 's the first time that I play this series, so I do not know if this number makes sense or not, however for me it was nice, Damian I like it because it reminds me a bit of Jason, I think there is potential for them to form a good team However, DC has decided that it would be too much rebellion, which would give a great touch. Although they could summarize this number with the sole presence of Nightwing, I liked the handling of the characters, I think Williamson has a point about it, he knows how to give emotion and respects continuity. I like to see Jason in this suit, the new one is beyond horrible, a kind of astronaut.

A good chance to do something really good and DC as usual throws it off the balcony. I like that Jason Todd is being starred in several books, although I confess that I would prefer the series, even Lobdell's work seems better than this beginning, it feels slow, it is an interesting but poorly designed proposal. Art is not bad but I think it could have been better.

The main story was top-notch, shame on the leftovers below.

Every time BRZRKR marches leaves a river of blood under his feet. A horrible past, full of death, killings, that maybe that's why he decided to forget. This comic really leaves me wanting more, I'm so excited it seems Keanu has started filming for BRZRKR.

I really expected some better

I had fun reading it.

Ugh hard to qualify, it has some good points, but then they are so clouded by the next forced inclusion, sorry I meant Batman. I just keep buying this so the character doesn't disappear, but so far there isn't much on the DC comics horizon worth pursuing.

Difficult to qualify this completely, Red Hood ended in a pleasant way, giving the handling of other weapons sounds great to me, I know that Proton will return to lethal weaponry and in a few years he will possibly be separated from the family again, because DC is little creative and often spinning their stories with the promise of something new. Tim's thing was really disgusting, I don't think I want to read more about this character, not because of the gay thing, if not the bad development, if they wanted to do this well they would take things early and not give us a boring and silly story. The other backup stories are very forgettable.

This was terrible, this is not Slade Wilson, they just destroyed one of the most incredible characters in DC

This time the main story was good, but I was completely disappointed with Red Hood.

The Valkyries could be a really interesting topic, but sadly Marvel's progress is not enough

I don't get caught up enough to take it, I get uncomfortable with how things are placed. But hey it's DC

Childish, self-indulgent and very Mary Sue

Mediocre, bad, simple.