The worst guy he could put as a successor, who doubts it, take a look at comics where there are brief appearances of this maliante. Luke Fox is much more worthy and better choice than this selected and steamed character

Boring stories, Stitch the most interesting thing he has is his father. Red X is a little bit better, but this mystery still boring, Everything in this series is around Red X the new Mary Sue. Who the f#@& cares who he is? Possibly a Random character taken from very old comics. The art in this story is the best. But the whole context, the story, the narrative is like this whole series. Bad.

Horrible writing that of Tamaki, who wants to destroy such an emblematic character as Batman. DC I don't understand you. I could explain what Rosenberg is trying to do with Red Hood, the young man swallows like a horse, damn I think it's cheaper to educate a retarded child in Harvard than to file Jason, I did not find it funny or that he really exemplified the character, I'm afraid that Rosenberg likes to make silly characters such and such as Grifter. I hope that in the next series he will improve his writing.

I think Rosenberg is improving this series. There is finally a little progress

Decent anthology, the only decent thing published this week in DC comics

This is the first issue and the only one I add to my collection. I appreciate Joshua respecting the character and not coming up with weird things like deconstructing him. I'm excited about Alfred, I think this will be a long term thing, but we'll see.

I liked it in its entirety, obviously the Zdarsky story stands out.

A good introduction, and solid delivery.

just when you think they have it, a new twist complicates things.

There are things to be resolved and it seems that it takes one step forward and two steps back, however I like the rhythm of this series, I think Jason has had to be dancing with the ugliest girl in the room and still get ahead.

The best thing that came out this week from DC

I didn't believe it when I read it, more with the fear in which comics are now written, I liked the courage of the writing, the art as always impeccable.