This isn't a direct Swipe File by any means. But it is a bit of a thematic one… The new Arsenal, covered in weapons, with a glowing left eye and the impossibly massive guns… is it Arsenal?

Back in the New 52/Prebirth days of Red Hood & The Outlaws, Roy Harper, Arsenal went up against Waylon Jones, King Croc. It had a surprising resolution. And by the next issue of the series ...

Red Hood and the Outlaws #21, written by James Tynion with art by Julius Gopez, gives us more character development for Arsenal and Starfire than we’ve had so far. The issue opens with a ...

Nightwing and Red Hood may have taken steps back in DC Comics, but there's still plenty of time for their momentum to return.

In Red Hood and the Outlaws' first annual issue ... distribution of character development over the course of the series. Arsenal and Starfire have frequently been sidelined in favor of Red ...

This isn’t Red Hood and The Outlaws. It’s not even “The Outlaws” because Starfire doesn’t play much of a role at all. Instead, it’s “Arsenal and the Teen Titans”. And I have to say ...

Jason Todd was introduced to the DC Universe in 1983's Batman #357. The roguish youth replaced Dick Grayson as the Dark Knight's sidekick Robin following his predecessor's induction into the Teen ...

The first issue of Red Hood and the Outlaws Rebirth was the perfect example of how DC needs to reboot comics for its new Rebirth event. The issue gave a clear origin story for Jason Todd’s Red ...

Facebook It’s been a while since we’ve touched Red Hood and the Outlaws, so let’s do a quick recap. Jason Todd, Starfire, and Arsenal are battling Ra’s al Ghul and the League of ...