Hunter (Gargoyles) - Bad Guys Comic Series

Bad Guys Comic Series

In the current spin-off comic series Bad Guys, Robyn is forcibly recruited into an expendable group called the Redemption Squad charged with apprehending criminals too dangerous for normal law enforcement. Though initially given no choice but to comply, Robyn sees the assignment as a chance to redeem both herself and the line of Hunters from which she had sprung. She serves as the team's field leader and has renounced all hatred for Gargoyles and the Hunter line like her brother Jason, who is shown in Issue #3 to be in physical therapy and recovering from his wounds. Due to such ideals and feelings, Jon, now under John Castaway and the Quarrymen has estranged himself from them as they have reciprocated in kind.

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