Showing posts with label Jason Todd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason Todd. Show all posts

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Batman: Under the Red Hood Images

I'm really glad that DC managed to produce the Under The Hood saga as their next animated feature. After the surprise hit that was Justice League: Crisis on Two Worlds and Green Lantern: First Flight, I am totally amazed and amused with the quality of their animated works.

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Judd Winnick's story about the return of Jason Todd and his assumption of the mantle of the Red Hood is simply amazing. I can't wait to see what happens in this direct translation.

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A word of warning though. This has a PG-13 tag on it.

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Thursday, May 28, 2009

Fairly Obvious Ending for Battle of the Cowl



A mediocre story if you'd ask me... It was obvious from the very start who would take Batman's place and wear the cowl. But it took Tony S. Daniel 3 full issues before "unveiling" *SPOILER ALERT* Dick Grayson as the New Batman *Spoiler ends*

As a reader, I wanted my taste buds to get challenged, much like what Grant Morrison did to the franchise early on (with art by Adam Kubert no less.)

Daniel's work during the "Infinite Crisis" tie up era (Jason Todd versus Tim Drake inside Titans Tower) was pretty up there. When I first encountered it, I was amazed as at that time I was still drooling over Jim Lee art. Hands down this guy is definitely going places with his work. However, I feel that he is NOT yet ready for scripting AND art duties. The dialogues were mediocre, the pacing was so-so and the ending was pretty predictable (You'll know this if you've already read the finale for Batman: R.I.P.)

And because of the final battle between Jason and Dick, we never really get to see the inner trappings of the new black mask. Plus after Jason's fall, theres a time skip and we never really find out the outcome of the burnings and chaos during the events of Battle. I just wish that there something to be done about that.

Well anyway, if it's any consolation the artwork A-OK.

If I were a comic book critic, I'd give it a 3 out of a possible 5.

Enjoy the pictures kiddies.

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