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A review by seawarrior
Red Hood and the Outlaws, Volume 1: Redemption by Joshua Williamson, Scott Lobdell
1.0
I'm honestly not sure why I bothered reading to the end of this trade. The entire story was convoluted and confusing and finishing it was hardly worth my time.
I haven't read any comics with these characters previously, and unfortunately these issues have not urged me to seek out more content in which they're involved. Although Jason was the main protagonist his characterization was overwhelmingly shallow, Roy was just barely endearing and the way Kori was written was such an atrocity I don't even have the energy to explain all the reasons why.
Respect yourself and don't attempt to start this series. Now that the entire DC Universe has been rebooted there is absolutely no point in suffering through each page.
I haven't read any comics with these characters previously, and unfortunately these issues have not urged me to seek out more content in which they're involved. Although Jason was the main protagonist his characterization was overwhelmingly shallow, Roy was just barely endearing and the way Kori was written was such an atrocity I don't even have the energy to explain all the reasons why.
Respect yourself and don't attempt to start this series. Now that the entire DC Universe has been rebooted there is absolutely no point in suffering through each page.