Red Hood and the Outlaws #20 How Gotham Hechmen Look For Work

[superfangirl1]

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[icon_uk]

Didn't the "HENCH" app feature in Ant Man not too long ago?

That being said, I love henchmen being used as a plot like that. We've seen it in Harley Quinn too, where she recruited am older guy who had henched for just about every major Gotham supervillain in his time and (and this was the important part) WAS STILL ALIVE.

[shakalooloo]

Every time I hear or read 'henching' I just immediately picture the Monarch's Mighty Minions...

[thanekos]

Coin comes up scarred side with Two-Face when your references get checked, you get an employment reference.

Coin comes up unscarred side when your references get checked, you get a character reference.

[alschroeder3]

Wait. Bizarro is talking normally? Can think pretty normally? How did that happen? (Obviously I haven't followed this comic lately. Someone fill me in.)

[superfangirl1]

http://insidepulse.com/2017/08/09/dc-comics-rebirth-spoilers-red-hood-the-outlaws-13-has-a-forever-evil-connection-as-bizarro-returns-changed-forever-literally-mazahs/

According to this. Lex saving a dying Bizarrio with a injecting of kryptonite made him intelligent.

[bradygirl_12]

Wow, close one! These guys should rethink their life choices, or at least move to Metropolis.

[janegray]

I mean... "because I didn't agree with their choices" is putting it kinda lightly. "Their choices" consist of terrorizing, robbing, kidnapping, stabbing, gassing, shooting at, blowing up, torturing, and murdering innocent civilians. And, by their own admission, they are never going to spend any real amount of time in jail for it.

Not saying killing them isn't wrong. Obviously, it's wrong.

Just that they are being framed as considerably more sympathetic than by all rights they should be.

[beeyo]

Everything about this book is severely underrated