"Red Robin" #3 Reviewed!

Wasnt feeling this issue as much as the two before. But thats me. (needs more Ras)

  Nice cover. Cool review, personally I'm not a fan of the direction the Batfamily is heading. Oh well.       

"  Nice cover. Cool review, personally I'm not a fan of the direction the Batfamily is heading. Oh well.        "

What the hell? huntsman,,,,,,,wowww..... rlly do not like that in the dc universe. You're right, it rly doesn't fit, does it. Very very interesting cover though, simple but very symbolic.

I agree about the flashbacks. You shouldn't do them too suddenly without having some sort of indicator. I'm surprised their editors didn't catch that. Something that says it's so many months ago, or give the colors some kind of tint to separate the panels from the present.
 
I'm glad someone else noticed that was Batman's cowl on the cover. I thought it was a really lovely cover.  Reminded me of something out of Hellboy.

I wasnt to big of a fan of this one compared to the last two, but over-all i am liking the story 
Looking forward to improvements for the future issues... 
 
P. S 
I also noticed the going back and forth between past & present (with no indication), me not being a regularly Dc comics reader made me a bit confused of what was going on...

 its funny when she said " he also thinks that dick..." i keep hearin it like she's cussin.

" its funny when she said " he also thinks that dick..." i keep hearin it like she's cussin. "

The Wild Huntsman was there because Tim was in Germany and the Wild Huntsman is a hero from Germany so it fits perfectly. Just because he isn't a street level villain doesn't mean he doesn't fit in a bat title.

The artwork really threw me off in this one. Why is TIm in his Red Robin suit in the flashbacks when in those he was still Robin. Also why aren't they drawing the scars on his face that he got in the fight with Jason? That would really make him look older.

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The Wild Huntsman was there because Tim was in Germany and the Wild Huntsman is a hero from Germany so it fits perfectly. Just because he isn't a street level villain doesn't mean he doesn't fit in a bat title.

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I think that the skull on the cover is Bruce's skull.

I loved the cover of this comic.  Babs, I'm so happy you pointed out the difference in the way Tim looks and the way he looks in the Red Robin costume.  It's always really annoyed me!  ARGH.

Admittedly I'm pretty new to reading comics. I started recently due to Blackest Night, so I haven't gotten a whole lot of background for everything that's going on currently in DCU, but I really liked this one. I love the idea of a former Robin going off on his own on what seems to me to be a soul searching mission in the end, and he skims the line of being what he used to fight against. Anyone who doesn't believe what he does he cuts off, and now having Ra's pretty much backing him up whether he likes it or not makes it that much more interesting. 
 
So far I'm loving this series, and I eagerly await each new issue to see how it plays out. To me, if comics can keep being written like this one, I won't be a short-term reader.

I kinda wanna know why Tim is such a dick to Spoiler when she appeared and wanted to help him but when Cassie appears and tells him he needs help, he just goes on and vents to her. I mean doesn't Tim and Steph have some sort of relationship or did that fizzle out? Sorry, I haven't read the recent issues concerning Tim's last days as Robin.

I am enjoying some things about this comic and the prospect of Tim teaming up with Ra's is interesting.There are some things that I don't understand though,why would he adopt the Red Robin costume?Three issues in and we still don't know why Tim thinks Bruce is sill alive.As for The Wild Huntsman,that was just strange.I think Chris Yost needs to stop jumping all over the place in time and explain a little better what motivates his main character.

Too bad there are not any well placed transitions

i got the first red robin comic