DC Comics Cancels Red Hood | Comic Book Club News For September 12, 2025
DC Comics has canceled Red Hood after one issue due to “public comments” that were “promoting hostility.”
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DC Comics has canceled Red Hood after one issue due to “public comments” that were “promoting hostility.”
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