Red Hood: Outlaw Vol. 4: Unspoken Truths

The whole series is something I will never forget, ever. The whole cast is so cool yet so wholesome; the outlaws are my favorite anti-heros.

I enjoyed the Red Hood run from start to finish and thought that this final volume was a great way to wrap things up and pave the way for a soft reboot once more. Everyone got their proper send-off and once again Red Hood finds himself on his own forging a path forward. Shame that it ended but I am excited to see what happens with the new run.

Great send off for the outlaws

The art is really good and it came in a good condition.

A moment of silence for the Outlaws. It was good while it lasted.If you liked Rebirth Red Hood so far, then you will like this. It's on the same level as the rest of the run. It's a decent, if a bit rushed send-off for Red Hood's friends. Solid and heartfelt writing from Lobdell, as usual.The standout is the fantastic art. Which shouldn't be a surprise. I don't know what it is about Red Hood but somehow the franchise consistently has unknown (at least to me) but incredible pencillers and colorists work on it. I became a BIG fan of several artists who worked on this series. It started with Rocafort, then I noticed Soy and Gandini's styles.This time it's done by Paolo Pantalana. I liked him so much than I will soon look for other things drawn by him. There are some delicious action scenes. And characters. You will know what I mean when you read this. It's basically worth buying this book just for Paolo's take on Artemis and Essence.That was quite a ride, Outlaws. I hope DC will one day allow Jason to reunite with his teammates for another run.