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A review by frantic_vampire
Red Hood and the Outlaws, Volume 3: Death of the Family by Norm Rapmund, Ig Guara, Scott Lobdell, Scott Snyder, Le Beau L. Underwood, Wayne Faucher, Jaime Mendoza, Pasqual Ferry, Tyler Kirkham, Ken Lashley, Timothy Green II, Fabian Nicieza, Jonathan Glapion, Greg Capullo, Ardian Syaf, Julio Ferreira, Robson Rocha, Brett Booth
3.0
3.5 stars
I think this is my least favorite volume of this series so far. It felt like it was all over the place. Everything felt jumbled and disconnected. I think the disconnect might have come from the clashing art styles. The Death of the Family comic run was a huge departure from the rest of the RHATO comics art style. I also noticed that Jason’s inner monologue felt a little stilted. Like it wasn’t completely thought out. It really pulled me out of the story.
I don’t like how the Death of the Family arc feels like it was forced into this series. I know it was a necessary plot point, but I think it could have been better. Or maybe done in a way that feels like it actually fit into this particular series. This series isn’t nearly as dark as this story arc made it seem. So, overall I’m giving this a solid three and a half out of five stars.
I think this is my least favorite volume of this series so far. It felt like it was all over the place. Everything felt jumbled and disconnected. I think the disconnect might have come from the clashing art styles. The Death of the Family comic run was a huge departure from the rest of the RHATO comics art style. I also noticed that Jason’s inner monologue felt a little stilted. Like it wasn’t completely thought out. It really pulled me out of the story.
I don’t like how the Death of the Family arc feels like it was forced into this series. I know it was a necessary plot point, but I think it could have been better. Or maybe done in a way that feels like it actually fit into this particular series. This series isn’t nearly as dark as this story arc made it seem. So, overall I’m giving this a solid three and a half out of five stars.