Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 4: League of Assassins (The New 52)
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| Rating | : | 4.21 (640 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1401246362 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 232 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-01 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Tynion soon began writing TALON a series that spun out of the hugely popular Batman: The Court of Owl storyline. Currently, Tynion writes TALON and RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS. About the Author James Tynion IV started in the comics business assisting Scott Snyder in writing backup stories for Snyder's groundbreaking New 52 BATMAN series.
Tynion soon began writing TALON a series that spun out of the hugely popular Batman: The Court of Owl storyline. Currently, Tynion writes TALON and RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS. James Tynion IV started in the comics business assisting Scott Snyder in writing backup stories for Snyder's groundbreaking New 52 BATMAN series.
awesome storyline decent fourth volume to this series. Red Hood has gone away from the team to find himself after the fall out of Joker. he joins the League of Assassins and they wipe his memories and mold him into the perfect killing machine. Starfire and Arsenal are not to far behind to save their friend. "Holy Plot-Advancement Batman!" according to Michael Bestvina. I've generally enjoyed this series but something that's been irking me is that the series had seemingly abandoned its core storyline. Volume 1 revolved entirely around the All-Caste (whom Jason had trained with after being revived) going to war with a group of evil beings known as The Untitled. It was cool but it left a lot of threads unresolved and then Volumes 2 and Holy Plot-Advancement Batman! I've generally enjoyed this series but something that's been irking me is that the series had seemingly abandoned its core storyline. Volume 1 revolved entirely around the All-Caste (whom Jason had trained with after being revived) going to war with a group of evil beings known as The Untitled. It was cool but it left a lot of threads unresolved and then Volumes 2 and 3 pretty much completely ignored those threads. Volumes 2 and 3 were entertaining but felt kind of pointless at the end of the day. Thankfully, under new writer James Tynion IV, this series has regained its focus and boy do things start to move . pretty much completely ignored those threads. Volumes 2 and Holy Plot-Advancement Batman! I've generally enjoyed this series but something that's been irking me is that the series had seemingly abandoned its core storyline. Volume 1 revolved entirely around the All-Caste (whom Jason had trained with after being revived) going to war with a group of evil beings known as The Untitled. It was cool but it left a lot of threads unresolved and then Volumes 2 and 3 pretty much completely ignored those threads. Volumes 2 and 3 were entertaining but felt kind of pointless at the end of the day. Thankfully, under new writer James Tynion IV, this series has regained its focus and boy do things start to move . were entertaining but felt kind of pointless at the end of the day. Thankfully, under new writer James Tynion IV, this series has regained its focus and boy do things start to move . Minor issues but Overall solid read. (no spoilers) Vote4ian Volume 4 is a solid continuation from the last 3 previous volumes of the series. It did not miss a beat with James Tynion picking of the series. Apparently many people aren't big fans of Lobdell's work on the series for some reason, I happen to think what he was able to do with Red Hood and the outlaws was outstanding. Easily of the best batman titles to look for in the New 52 especially with the incredible work he did last with Jason todd's death of the family arc. So coming from me, James Tynion IV had some big shoes to fill and he handled it fairly well, minus a couple flaws here and there. The art was als
Kori and Arsenal set out on a treacherous journey to the far reaches of the globe to rescue him, but when they come face to face with the All Caste, Hugo Strange, and the League of Assassins, the Outlaws might reach their breaking point.Collects Red Hood and the Outlaws 19-24 and Red Hood and theOutlaws Annual 1. A new era begins for Red Hood and the Outlaws!Following the Joker's horrifying attack on the Bat-family, Jason Todd finds himself lost in his own past