Batman: Under the Red Hood #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2011 collection brings together the storyline that introduced the mysterious Red Hood, a new vigilante in Gotham whose brutal methods and intimate knowledge of Batman's world set him on a collision course with the Dark Knight. Written by Judd Winick with art by Doug Mahnke and others, it reprints issues from the Batman and Green Arrow series, exploring themes of legacy, guilt, and the consequences of past failures.
In "Under the Hood, Part 1: New Business," Red Hood finds himself targeted by a deadly trio—Captain Nazi, Hyena, and Count Vertigo—hired by the Black Mask, with Deathstroke pulling the strings. Batman reluctantly joins forces with Red Hood to stop the assault, but their partnership is strained by clashing ideologies and the dark methods Red Hood employs. Written by Judd Winick and illustrated by Doug Mahnke, with inks by Tom Nguyen and colors by Alex Sinclair, this pivotal issue features a striking cover by Jock.
In a quiet moment of grief, Batman stands before the coffin of Jason Todd, searching for answers in the silence. Flashbacks reveal the complex bond between Batman and the young Robin, a relationship shaped by loss, loyalty, and the weight of choices that would echo far beyond their time together.
In "Franchise, Part 1: Supply Side Economics," Batman clashes with Red Hood as the two pursue Black Mask’s criminal empire, each driven by their own code. When Deathstroke appears, offering Red Hood a dangerous alliance, the lines between vengeance, justice, and control begin to blur.
In "Franchise, Part 2: The Away Team," Red Hood finds himself targeted by the Black Mask, who sends Deathstroke’s elite trio—Captain Nazi, Hyena, and Count Vertigo—to eliminate him. Forced into an uneasy alliance, Red Hood teams up with Batman to stop the villains, but their clash of tactics and morals puts their partnership to the test.
In "All They Do Is Watch Us Kill, Part 1," Black Mask attempts to bargain with Red Hood, but when the deal collapses, the situation turns deadly—leaving Red Hood seemingly dead. In a chilling twist, Red Hood sends a cryptic message to Alfred through a package containing a single strand of the Joker’s hair.
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