The jerk answer to that question is “not me,” and while I’m sure I would get a laugh from most of our readers, I want to try to give this book as much of a fair shake as I can. “Punchline!”, from Red Hood/Arsenal #6, originally published in 2015 written by Scott Lobdell, with art by Denis Medri, colors by Blond, and letters by Dave Sharpe.“Gotham Born Part Two”, from Red Hood/Arsenal #5, originally published in 2015 written by Scott Lobdell, with art by Denis Medri, colors by Blond, and letters by Dave Sharpe.“Gotham Born Part One”, from Red Hood/Arsenal #4, originally published in 2015 written by Scott Lobdell, with art by Denis Medri, colors by Blond, and letters by Dave Sharpe.“Tales from the Underbelly!”, from Red Hood/Arsenal #3, originally published in 2015 written by Scott Lobdell, with art by Denis Medri, colors by Tanya Horie, and letters by Dave Sharpe.“The M Word!”, from Red Hood/Arsenal #2, originally published in 2015 written by Scott Lobdell, with art by Paolo Pantalena, colors by Tanya Horie and Blond, and letters by Dave Sharpe.“Desert First, Then Dinner!”, from Red Hood/Arsenal #1, originally published in 2015 written by Scott Lobdell, with art by Denis Medri, colors by Tanya Horie, and letters by Dave Sharpe.“Together for the First Time: Again!”, from DC Sneak Peek: Red Hood/Arsenal #1, originally published in 2015 written by Scott Lobdell, with art by Denis Medri, colors by The Hories, and letters by Dave Sharpe.

You may not like the answers, but they are here, and they are…answers.

What’s the worst that could happen if Red Hood and Arsenal took their heroing skills and used them to pay the bills? What’s the worst that could happen if DC published a book that attempts to answer that question? What’s the worst that could happen if I wrote a review that answers the first two questions and unintentionally answers this third question? Read on, brave soul, for my review of Red Hood/Arsenal vol.

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