Red Hood and the Outlaws #2
This second volume of Red Hood and the Outlaws from DC's New 52 era collects issues #0 and #8-13 of the 2011 series. The story deepens the bond between Jason Todd, Arsenal, and Starfire as they face threats from Starfire's homeworld and deal with the fallout of their violent pasts. Scott Lobdell's scripting and Kenneth Rocafort's dynamic art continue to define this run's high-octane, antihero-driven tone.
In "Last Regrets— I've Had a Few," Starfire is pulled from her current moment—literally—when her former Tamaranean crew beams her aboard their ship, dragging Red Hood, Arsenal, and even Red Hood’s unexpected date along for the ride. With Tamaran under threat from the mysterious Blight, the team finds themselves thrust into a mission far beyond their usual turf, all while navigating old alliances and new tensions. Written by Scott Lobdell and brought to life with vivid detail by Kenneth Rocafort on art and inks, with color by Blond and letters by Carlos M. Mangual, this issue’s cover by Rocafort captures the high-stakes urgency of the journey ahead.
In "Star Light, Star Bright — First Star I Kill Tonight!", Starfire is unexpectedly pulled from her current mission when her former Tamaranean crew summons her to their ship, dragging Red Hood, Arsenal, and even Red Hood’s date along for the ride. Now stranded in deep space with her past and a looming threat called the Blight, the team must navigate uneasy alliances and the weight of a planet’s survival.
In "Stars Fading, But I Linger on, Dear-- --Still Craving Your Death!", Starfire confronts her past on Tamaran with quiet resolve, rejecting her planet’s legacy while still choosing to protect it. When Arsenal is taken by the Blight, the team must decide how far they’ll go for a sister they barely know—and a world that never welcomed her.
In "We Are Family -- Come on Everybody and Die!", Roy's capture by the Blight sets off a chain of events that brings Komand'r and Starfire together again, rekindling a bond long fractured. With their shared history and a common goal, the sisters embark on a mission to reclaim their home, leaving behind the chaos of the present to face the uncertain future.
In "The Moon's Up, and the Sun's Down-- --and a Thousand Starry Eyes Have Caught Me Dying!", Starfire returns to Earth after ending the Blight Lord’s invasion of Tamaran, her sister’s plea to stay unheeded. With Roy and Jason by her side, she steps back into a world that feels both familiar and distant, carrying the weight of a planet saved and a home she’s no longer sure she belongs to.
In a story that brings together the Man of Steel and Starfire’s crew during their return from Tamaran, uneasy alliances form as Superman tries to bridge the gap between heroes who don’t see eye to eye. Back in Gotham, chaos unfolds when the Joker strikes at Isabel, forcing Jason to face a crisis as the police close in.
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