Jason finds him and makes short work of him and his crew, vowing to destroy every semblance of The Underlife. Jason dons his new Red Hood gear, a domino mask with red eyelets, a red respirator looking mask and a simple sleeveless red and black hoodie to hunt down the Underlife boss. They’re set upon by a group of bikers who are swiftly and brutally beaten or killed by Jason The leader even getting a flare up his butthole. It turns out that the person is an FBI agent who had just escaped a confrontation with an Underlife boss and is being hunted.

This sets the tone for the darker shift that he’s taken as he notices a person in the street as the driver then stops. The issue begins with Jason being the only person on a bus, covered in shadow, hood over his head. Its finally here and just as awesome as expected! Red Hood on his own and back to the violence that we love so much! After the events of issue 25 and the Annual, he discovers a group known as the Underlife and he’s gunning for them. Runner Up: Red Hood: Outlaw #26 - Scott Lobdell and Pete Woods This one gave some good backstory and had a great unreliable narrator for the most of it and Jones never ceases to amaze with her beautiful art. Outside of the flashback, she reaches for a syringe and attacks her current husband, likely killing him.Ĭutting back to Selina, after taking a nice bath and being told to nurse her broken ribs, she leaves the residence of the people taking care of her to go visit an unexpected person from her past and I can’t wait for the next issue. The wife was arrested for murder when Raina started showing symptoms and then she moved in in the husband during his time of grief and soon they were married and a year later he “killed himself.” Though us as the readers can clearly see that Raina orchestrated everything, even shooting her husband in the back of the head.

He had a wife, but Raina who had tried to steal from them was taken in by the wife to become part of the family when mysteriously their children took ill and died one after the other. She is reluctant to relay the story, but he prods and she tells of how they met while she was impoverished at 17. Raina, a pharmaceutical company magnate, is informed of her Governor husbands cancer and as they lie in bed, he asks about her previous husband. She escapes to go lick her wounds as we then cut to the books antagonist, Raina.

Catwoman, after going to a gala of sorts is confronted by a crime family that outlines the terms of her living in their city, she refuses and after a short fight against old people juiced up on something, gets YEETed out of a window and lands on her car. This book had me drawn in the whole time.

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Catwoman, Vol. 1 by Joëlle Jones