IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH
Red Hood has always been the one standing slightly apart from the rest of the Bat crew. Some see him as the Robin gone bad -- which is exactly the kind of thing someone like Anarky can exploit. Now Red Hood is running security at Catwoman’s bachelorette party -- and if Anarky can crash it, that could be the final straw for Jason Todd!
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I don't understand the motivation of the character of Anarky. Is he only out to create chaos, or does he have a higher motivation? This book confuses me, with little character development or revelation of...
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The second horrible issue in a row for the series.
Out of character Batman and Selina.
Political undertones I don’t want in a bat comic, even w anarchy.
the second story is the third telling of the joker story from dc nation, it’s getting to be an old gag.
story takes place before Batman 48, and maybe before the first issue of this series. A jumble of continuity.
i will say the end about buying Selina a peaceful night was a nice touch.
so weak. Wish I hadn’t pulled this series at my local cb store
I loved Red Hood vs White Elitists.
Hahahahaha Jason Todd fighting an anti feminist group and a Socialist who planned to used the anger of militant feminists, anti fascists, Gun right activists, and other extreme groups to create anarchy xD, wasn't as bad as I thought (but it was close), like the Batgirl tie in, it doesn't add anything in terms of the impact of the Batman/Catwoman wedding, another pointless filler.
Got it, but not sure I want to read it yet. After Batman #48 and #49, this could only be a disappointment, I think.