Red Hood and the Outlaws » Red Hood and the Outlaws #1 - I Fought the Law and Kicked its Butt released by DC Comics on November 2011.
Despite all the controversy surrounding this series (more specifically this issue), I loved it. With an opening that was exciting and different from the typical super hero fare and a mix of mystery and enigma to the rest of the issue, I was quite pleased with it. The dialogue was snappy and well written and I loved the artwork. The character designs are really cool and I'm excited to read each month's new issue.
I've always jokingly referred to Kory as "Slutfire" simply because I dislike the fact (and admit to needlessly hating on her) because of her relationship with Dick (insert penis jokes here).The fact that the nickname now actually applies doesn't really give me any joy. I was giddy for about fifteen minutes before it really sunk in what a low blow this was to the portrayal of women in comics. There's nothing wrong with a woman who's comfortable with her sexuality. There's nothing wrong with a wom...
Red Hood is busy putting together his team of mercs when his complicated past inserts itself into his present.The GoodI really liked the art in this book and many of the design changes didn't bother me at all.There was a lot of action in this issue and that looks to be the status quo from here on out.There was some genuinely humorous banter between Jason and Roy.This book clears up some of the things about Titans continuity I was wondering about.The BadDon't like Jason's new mask...seriously hel...