Red Hood's new street-smart ensemble elevates his anti-hero status, rejecting the traditional superhero aesthetic. The Boy Wonder #2 shifts focus to Red Hood, introducing a new design that diverges from conventional superhero looks. Juni Ba's design for Red Hood in The Boy Wonder #2 outshines Chip Zdarsky's Batman #148 redesign, seamlessly merging classic and modern elements.

Warning: Potential Spoilers For The Boy Wonder #2!Red Hood's new look in The Boy Wonder boldly rejects the traditional superhero aesthetic, offering Jason Todd the gritty anti-hero appearance he deserves. However, this isnt the only recent makeover for Red Hood. Chip Zdarsky's Batman run has also introduced a new design for the former Boy Wonder, raising a compelling question: between the two series, which rendition of his costume reigns supreme?

This street-smart ensemble is a perfect fit for the Bat Familys self-proclaimed black sheep, presenting an aesthetic more in line with an anti-hero than a traditional hero.