This thing is among the top ten boring things I have read.

This series since the new changes has been damaged. The writer is definitely bad at writing a topic that refers to mystery, she definitely tries. The change in art is another thing that has declined, it is not bad, however it is a very abrupt change.

An interesting book with complicated topics that sadly happen, abuse, patricide, etc. So far the most interesting installment in the series.

Bad art, boring theme.

At long last, Robin fans must be screaming with the solo series. I like how it goes, I think this series is the best of the robins so far, and the most enjoyable that DC has put out this year.

I'm quite satisfied with this book, fun and well designed art.

I wish Rosenberg will write RH in the future, in the absence of something better like a Geoff or someone who likes the character and makes him grow as Lobdell was, even though he is far from the best writer, as Judd was, at least he gave grownup at character. Matt is not doing so badly in this series, although as Lobdell sometimes he drops the character, however at this moment and due to the lack of options I would like Matt to be in charge of the next RH series and not this guy who is a cartoonist no typing experience as he did pretty poorly the first time. As for this issue, it was quite nice to read and see that the art improved compared to the previous book. There are still many things to discover, we will see how they develop, but... if you have seen the applications, it seems that something interesting is cooking.

This reminded me of Jason being smart, tactical in a not very well retracted way but there is an acknowledgment of Jason growing up, being tough and yet not blind with rage as he saves Dick even though Nightwing betrays him in a betraying way. Jason can with each of them, he may not be the best detective but he is the best strategist and fighter without so much flip in the air.

I had a lot of fun reading this installment, I think there is a lot that is being unearthed here, we are a few numbers away from the conclusion.