Shocking Origins
Red Hood and the Outlaws hasn't been one of my favorite series in the New 52. I really liked the first issue, but then things started to go down hill for me. Does this issue bring up the series?
THE GOOD:
I really like the art in this issue. Kenneth Rocafort has grown into one of my favorite artist from this series and I really like the way the characters look and how sketchy it looks but clean at the same time. The story is actually where I start to like this issue. We get to see Red Hood and Starfire come together as a team and I really like it. I really liked the character interaction and how it kinda officially gave us a hint that things before Flashpoint still happened. I really liked this issue the best out of the series and hope that it continues to be like this.
THE BAD:
I really like the two of these characters now. Roy Harper I couldn't careless about. I think that Scott Lobdell should try some issues in the future that let the character grow on you because right now, I don't like him really.
THE VERDICT: 4.5/5 (Amazing)
I feel that this issue should have been the first of the series because this would've made me interested well into the 3rd issue. I'm glad that they came back to this time period and I really hope that Scott Lobdell can find a way to bring their memories back because I really like seeing their flashbacks the best. This is my favorite issue yet, so I think that the series is improving for me. I would recommend this issue because it is fairly stand alone.
