What do you Think of Mico Suayan being put on Red hood and the Outlaws?

[Badou]

Anyone who isn't Rocafort is going to be looked as a downgrade. That is just unfortunate, but maybe going with a completely different style is better than someone trying to cope what Rocafort did.

[vampiric_cannibal]

I checked out his work when I first heard, and I liked what I saw. Rocafort was perfect but Suayan is still a very skilled artist.

[Dark_Tzitzimine]

I'm pumped for his work but I gotta admit that sometimes his faces looks kind of funny. I hope that he keeps the little details on the Outlaws like Roy's tats and Kory's beauty mark though.

[JasonTodd428]

Anyone who isn't Rocafort is going to be looked as a downgrade. That is just unfortunate, but maybe going with a completely different style is better than someone trying to cope what Rocafort did.

I've been saying as much for months now. I think DC made a mistake when they decided to attempt to keep the art in a similar style to Rocafort's.

In any case I'm looking forward to seeing what Suayan brings to the title myself the change in style notwithstanding. Green's a decent artist and some of what he did was pretty good but he was also pretty inconsistent and being compared to Rocafort probably didn't help matters any.

[doctormistermaster]

I am happy a good artist is getting a good gig.
I am just sad it isn't on a book I read.

[FHIZ]

I think it'll be interesting to see, that's for sure. I'm interested to see how his pencil shading translates to the interiors, as I can't really see it gelling with the book, but then again, I don't know anything because I haven't seen anything. Whoever is on colors is key. I still think they need to go bright and vibrant like Blond has been so far on this title.

[Namtab]

It's nice looking art, but I'm not sure it's right for RHatO.