Red Hood: The Hill - Paperback

by Shawn Martinbrough (Author), Sanford Greene (Illustrator)

Red Hood delivers his own brand of justice in one of Gotham's most dangerous neighborhoods.

Welcome to the Hill--formerly one of Gotham's most dangerous suburbs, where its residents had to band together to keep themselves safe when the police, or even Batman, wouldn't. Now, as the Hill finds itself gentrifying, old habits die hard as the vigilante known only as Strike works with her team to keep the town safe--but she's not alone. Jason Todd, one of the Hill's newest residents, is more than happy to don the visage of Red Hood to help Strike keep his new home safe. But a new villain is emerging from the shadows. Will Red Hood, Strike, and the Hill's small militia of vigilantes be able to keep their home safe? Collect the full Red Hood: The Hill series in one stunning hardcover.

Collects: Red Hood: The Hill #0-6

Author Biography

Shawn Martinbrough is the author of "How to Draw Noir Comics: The Art and Technique of Visual Storytelling" by Penguin Random House and an Eisner Award nominated artist whose comic book projects include; "Batman: Detective Comics", "DMZ", "Luke Cage Noir", "The Black Panther" and "Hellboy". He is also a Vanity Fair contributor.
Shawn illustrated "Thief of Thieves", the graphic novel series co-created with Robert Kirkman ("The Walking Dead", "INVINCIBLE") and the Eisner award nominated "Prom?th?e 13:13" published by ?ditions Delcourt-Soleil and ABLAZE.

Shawn is the writer of "Red Hood: The Hill" for DC Comics, which introduces multiple new characters to Batman's Gotham City. "Red Hood: The Hill" #0, the prelude issue to the new series starring Jason Todd, sold out just one week after its release.
Shawn is a co-author of "Judge Kim and the Kids' Court", from Simon & Schuster and the artist of "Like Lava in My Veins", the NAACP Image award nominated kids' book written by author Derrick D. Barnes. Published by Nancy Paulsen Books/ Penguin Random House, "Like Lava in My Veins" is a USA Today bestseller and was featured on 2023's NPR "Books We Love" and Kirkus Review's "Best Picture Books" lists.