5 🌟Jason Todd, Roy Harper, and Kori deal with the Untitled. They also get an alien ship.

Horrible. This, ladies and gentlemen, is a prime example of character assassination. Poor Starfire. I always liked her, even as her costumes got more and more improbably revealing. (Her costume here is of the "she has to wear something, so let's put her in as little as possible" school of idiotic superheroine design.) I liked that she could be a fierce warrior as well as sweet and sometimes naive. And even in those tiny costumes, she was always in control of her own sexuality.No more. For some r...

(B+) 76% | GoodNotes: A genre-hopping, off-color pulp-pastiche, it takes shortcuts and cop-outs, and has the look and feel of an indie book.

I totally get why people don't like this however since i'm now just red hood trash i think i may be blind to it because this was a pretty good read. It doesn't have a ground breaking plot, nor the greatest enemies but they're such an adorable little team how can you hate on this? True i was totally lost as to what was going on with starfire but around issue 3 or so they suddenly remembered that she does have a personality and not just some sex fiend. Todd & Harper are equally fun to read they go...

This was another solid read!It picks up with Jason meeting Kori and from there we have him rescuing Aresenal and its a fun way they all come together and then we see Jason being confronted by someone named "Essence" who tells him that his teacher Ducra and the All-caste have been murdered by "The Untitled" and thus we have this team fighting against them all over the world and while Jason fights them and accepts the teachings of the All-caste, Kori has to handle someone called "Crux" and then ma...

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I'm am getting tired of these action comics and one fight right on top of another. There is some good characterization going on. Starfire - really, another boob character - over it. This is so convoluted. Red Hood used to work with Batman or something. I don't even know. They are hunting evil. I did like the art. This is a mess in my opinion. I think this is simply not for me.

The thing I like about Red Hood and the Outlaws is that it seems to be about Red Hood and an oddball collection of characters. I like the newest cast of characters and I really this set from 2011. Still based around Red Hood. This guy has potential. Seems a bit of a shame he and Nightwing do not work together more. I can see why Starfire is such a hit. And I like reading about Roy (Arsenal). He was portrayed as a burnout, but he just had a rough life and was working his way back. Should have sta...

i’m a whore for the red hood

" We die together like men!" Oh dear, can we just not? Lol(1) Btw, I just want to ignore everything about the All-Caste. (2) Roy with longish-hair is nice!(3) It's a fun read, the artwork is lovely too.(4) The plot with these Untitled creatures is.........okay-ish at best.......it could have been better. *shrugs*(5) Btw I like the sense of humour.(6) It's doing quite good as the first volume of a series. (7) I bought the e-book version of this volume and I don't regert it. Hahah.(8) Well, it

3.75 starsI was impressed with this. I didn't expect it to be this good. It was serious in all the right parts, like plot and villains. But it was also funny in all the right parts, especially dialogue and characters.I really liked all the characters. They demand to be taken seriously as characters, but not Batman-serious. Arsenal is really funny and jokes a lot, but he's also very caring and protective of his friends. Starfire is so much smarter than she appears and I love that she's not constr...

My biggest complaint, again, is that DC just doesn't seem to want to draw clothed female super-heroes. At least in this issue, the male characters get the same treatment as their female teammate, as they, too, are half clothed for a lot of this book. Maybe my real complaint is that there seems to be only one female body-type that the artists over at DC are capable of drawing: big breasts, impossible waist, long legs, triangular face. They simply are not challenging themselves when it comes to fe...

I should have known better. I'm really loving Red Hood Rebirth so I figured try new52....bad idea...This is about a man on a quest to be a hero of somesort? He meets up with Starfire and they fuck, then rescues Roy, and he fucks her, then they go on missions together to stop bad guys by being somewhat outlaws? I dunno...who cares. Good: Nothing. Bad: Everything. This is awful. Go right to Rebirth for Red Hood.

The graphics are a bit all over the place tbh but the characters and their dynamics are really likable. I can't wait to continue this series and to get to know them more.

My finger is just itching to give this one 5 stars. Really. I'm sure some of my friends are going to read Redemption, and then come back and crucify me for this review. But I don't care, because I had a blast reading this! I loved the Jason and Roy team-up! Oh, and Kori.Alright, alright. I see why a lot of reviews are burning this to the ground. Starfire is a bit...um, overdone. And I have to admit, I'm not really seeing what the point of turning her into a somewhat emotionally retarded sexpot w...

Lord, that was stupid!Okay, not all of it. I'm a fan of dysfunctional super teams and the Outlaws being a trio was a nice change of pace. Most teams are usually seven guys or the Avengers, which has...what...128 members.The idea of a group of messed up people trying to find redemtion as well as trying to fight for justice in their own special way, I can also enjoy.It's Starfire alien warrior sextoy! This is quite possibly the most adolescent bit of fanfic turned pro that I have ever seen. The gu...

Jason Todd a sociopath who can't relate to people, or a still-healing do-gooder who just has an ongoing battle with his sanity?I don't freakin care - the first issue alone is filled with so many WTF moments of "the writer put *those* two sentences in back-to-back panels?!?" I could not possibly connect with writing this bad. Justifying a slutty, scantily-dressed FEMALE fucktoy with a pseudo-eastern philosophy is lame, and worse it's such an anachronistic throwback that a universe-wide reboot co

Yes, the sexism bothers me. It's not how much sex Starfire has or what she wears. I support women enjoying as much sex as they want with whomever they want while wearing whatever they want (though protection is kind of important, I understand why it isn't always depicted in fiction). It's the poses and the purpose. She is there for people who drool over women to drool over. In those poses she is not a person, she is not a character, she is a sex doll. A stewardess is similarly posed.However, Sta...

I'm giving this a 5 because, despite it's obvious flaws, I think it was high time for Jason Todd to finally be recognised in DC and given some sort of respect. Ok, so maybe my super fangirl love for Jason Todd makes me a little biased, but I seriously do think that Jay has been bounced around in DC more than a child caught in a divorce. From hero to villain to antihero, no one writer could figure out where they wanted to put him so his character never really was able to flourish in any significa...

* 3.75 ⭐️ tbhOkay, it was funny. And I love the relationship between the three of them.I don't know why, but I find Kori so cute...and now I want to know what kind of relationship she really had with Dick Grayson.Roy is simply hilarious, but I prefer how he was portrait in the Arrow's tv show.And what to say about Jason? Omg, I freaking love him. He's the best anti-hero of all times, seriously. He has also a deep angst back story: his best memory broke my heart. He's definitely my bae in the DC