Red Hood and the Outlaws Vol. 6: Lost and Found (The New 52)

Red Hood and The Outlaws started out a an interesting series, bit when they changed the writer during Volume 4, and went with a boring amnesia story, and didn't wrap up the arc til the next Volume... is when I lost hope in the series. These collection of stories feel very spread out, and have terrible pacing. Half the time I had no idea what was going on, as I had to re-read pages and wonder why the setting would change randomly. I know Scott Lobdell is a good writer, he penned three awesome volumes that began the series. And honestly, if you're still upset over the way they portrayed Starfire in the beginning, they fixed that shortly after. Overall, I found these stories dis-jointed, and the Annual even more confusing. And like I've mentioned before in other reviews, Red Hood works better when he is going after modern threats and low life scum bags. Not space or supernatural adventures. Stick to what made him cool guys! Come on!

the previous two outlaws books marked a slight decline in the series. not a drastic one but certainly notable. however Lost and found feels like a wonderful return to form. as is usually the case in outlaws the story isn't as important as the characters and this time it's Kori in the spotlight telling more story from her days as a slave. the story is enjoyable as is the characters interactions. i can recomend this book to any outlaws fans.

Still one of the best comics out there as its kick ass and insane, great alternative to the staple DC runs.

Un titre toujours aussi bon, ponctué d'un humour propre à la série et qui joue avec la narration. On note par ailleurs de brillantes idées au niveau du scénario.Achat parfait pour les fêtes de fin d'année. Vous verrez pourquoi si vous le commandez ! ;)Le seul point éventuellement regrettable tient au fait qu'à chaque nouveau tome, l'auteur se sent obligé de revenir sur le passé de chaque personnage, notamment sur le Redhood ce qui n'importe rien à l'ouvrage. Mais bon, pour quelques pages.... ne nous plaignons pas.

Great had all the issues I needed, worth the purchase!