Ginger's Profile

Desperate, mediocre, and terribly bad writing. I think I read this in a fanfic, and I can remember that the writing wasn't that sad. First, Batman's desperation to secretly save a criminal, as if he couldn't fulfill his duty by talking to the police and leaving him to his fate. No. It has to be like a desperate lover trying to help the love of his life. Boring and beyond trite. On the other hand, we have a Hood or Jason again, not allowing for much or little development since the writers are mediocre and don't like to learn about the character. And this goes for you too, Zdasky. Now, as if trying to copy a good comic made by a good writer, they decide to make a mix of those comics and a lot of fanfic, some of which are sadly far superior to current comics. If you don't believe me, go read Who I Am. Who I'll Never Be. by Zootopon. Believe me, this guy can teach you how to write a good story. Okay. Back on topic, another fan fic where the well doesn't completely heal Jason and he starts to get sick, and they want to threaten us into buying this shit by saying he'll kill a Robin. Nightwing is discarded, his Gary Stu, and they can't kill him. Tim is gay now, so he's untouchable, which leaves Damian and Jason, but killing them again? That would be the comics' laughable, very trite, uncreative thing. Hush is a Mary Sue villain. All this writing contradicts itself over and over again; no one has the brains to do things. Disgusting.

The pain of loss over and over again can be worn out by an immortal. A delivery that I loved.

I think the new writer is doing a good job and even though this is FS

Good art, but it's just filler, absolutely nothing happens.

I expected something better from this book. Red Hood definitely doesn't feel like the Hood we know. He lacks wit and wit, and he seems like a guy going through his third divorce. I haven't read much about the Huntress. except for the Hood, The art is decent. I didn't like the panels much; sometimes they seem confusing given in the little action they gave us. I felt it was too weak for a starter. Personally, I don't like the pairing with Helena; that that of beating the atole of his almost brotheris a bit disgusting for my taste. In conclusion, the main character doesn't feel like himself. It wasn't as brutal as they promised, and the start was boring considering what they promised, but it was much better than what they did with Hill. In short, for the price I got it, it seemed expensive compared to its quality. I read that the series is being canceled. I hope they find a good writer who knows the character and pick up the Hood series again. I'm not talking about continuing this. Maybe the next issues would have been better, or not. And I'm not interested in these people's controversies or dirty laundry. I just want a good read accompanied by good art.

Rosenberg is having a good period of creativity and this installment proves it, recommendable issues.

Jason received training from the league, out of the hands of the classist writer heaters that erase what Judd wrote or the growth that was given to him in his solo series, All-Caste was an incredible idea that unfortunately was not continued, Solitary a wasted villain, the All-Blades, the character's advancement, all of which are denied by angry fans and embittered writers. Matt is a regular writer, but it seems that he remembered Jason's growth a bit, which I don't see this unreal, both Cass and Jason are the best fighters, but Jason has greater physical strength. I would have liked a better development of that, but currently you can't ask much of DC

Exciting from start to finish, a great easter egg

An exciting reading, now only the new pieces are fitted. I can't wait to read the next number.

I really liked this delivery, very professional, the art is impeccable, the writer balances in the story between the smooth, fun and action to prepare the reader with what is behind the curtain, an impeccable way of handling the narrative .

Not too bad, but I would have expected a better start.