Red Hood: Outlaw #49

I have loved what Lobdell has done here. I can't wait to see how he wraps the whole thing up. Read Full Review

One thing that was unexpected was Isabel taking over her own body. That's a dynamic that should be explored later. One body occupied by a woman Jason loves and another he could very much do without. Read Full Review

I was not captured by the art or that moved by the sacrifice of Bizarro. I was, however, moved by the interactions of Jason with the original set of Outlaws even though I am not sure that Jason even knows the true fate of Kory. Read Full Review

While I'd like to think that fans of Jason Todd and Roy Harper's friendship will enjoy this, but I'm a fan of that and I didn't get enough out of that here. On top of that, I didn't get enough out of anything in this issue and felt pretty disappointed all around. Yeah, the art is good and you'll get a ton of characters thrown at you and some fun concepts and ideas, but none of them seem to be utilized here or thought out. Read Full Review

I wasn't too thrilled with this issue or this arc as a whole. It often felt like it was filling up space just to spread the story across multiple books, and this issue followed that pattern. It answered some lingering questions, and eventually wrapped things up for the team, but in general it's hard to get excited for a story that feels as drawn out as this one has been. Read Full Review

Fans will surely enjoy seeing the original Outlaws return, but there's little else that makes this worthwhile otherwise. Read Full Review

SenpaifenixJäger

Sep 29, 2020

Lobdell is do it again, throws key elements overboard and forces the separation. The Outlaws of the past and present meet, we were all looking forward to an emotional reunion between Jason and Roy, perhaps a warning, but nothing happened. The separation of the outlaws hurts, Biz decides to stay on the throne of Trigon whom he murdered, quite incoherent, but it was a group that we loved DC insists on taking away the things that work from Jason and now instead of retaking what Lobdell left and giving a better series will only disintegrate them and fill the series with black people just to please a few, not because we fans really want this change. (I hope they at least do a good job and in a moment we can see Artemis and Jason together) It was a disappointment from a good previous number to a completely mediocre number (it doesn't compare to Nightwing's though, that's a fact.) more

Michaelbn

Oct 03, 2020

Just one more score and we will go to Tahi...oh wait, just one more issue and we will get rid of Lobdell. Hopefully, someone better will takes his place.

Liem Duong

Sep 29, 2020

This whole arc, I wasn't really into everything that was going on, but at least I had some fun with what there was. But to be honest, this wasn't a thrilling or lets say well done ending to what is the final arc of this volume as Lobdell prepares to leave. We get a time throw up with the previous Outlaws because why not, and how things ended with the whole Bizarro fiasco with the Trigon stuff left much to be warranted. That end specifically felt very sloppy and not put together well. This is just a kind of " fun " wrap up. There wasn't any sincere character moments outside of the Roy Harper snippet, Lobdell just wanted the entire cast of RHATO to have a fight one last time, nothing more, nothing less. While its not bad per say, its truly is disappointing given how strong this volume was in the beginning. Art by Pantalena during this entire arc was quite solid with Prianto on colors. But overall, this second volume just didn't pull me in as much as I thought it should. This was going to be like a rebound to the inconsistent Volume 1, that this time RHATO truly reached it potential for fans to enjoy. But the second volume just ended more of the same as the first. Started out amazing than withered midway as time went on and ended with a mediocre bloop. more

Yam09

Oct 20, 2020

It looks like the series will end in a bummer.