Teen Titans (comic)

  • Teen Titans #34 review

    At the end of last month’s issue it was revealed that the team’s new plan to "fix criminals" was to use Djinn to alter the minds of the men and women the team captured so they’re productive members of society. With an ending like that, the next step is to explore the repercussions of this…


  • Teen Titans #33 review

    This month the Teen Titans get a new start. Lobo has been taken care of (at least temporarily) and the secret prison isn’t so secret anymore, so what happens next? The Teen Titans have been busy since they came together as a team. In addition to searching for The Other and trying to get a…


  • Teen Titans #23 review

    In this month’s chapter of Teen Titans, Damian and team go head to head with Lady Vic! And trust me when I tell you that this doesn’t end the way you expect it to! Teen Titans is turning out to be a bit of a conundrum for me. On one hand, there are things happening…


  • Teen Titans #22 review

    Last month, Roundhouse sacrificed himself to save New York City, and that left the Teen Titans down a man. This month, they embark on their first mission without their rotund friend. Will they be driven by their loss or divided? Find out below. The Teen Titans are just getting acquainted with one another, and they've…


  • Teen Titans #21 review

    Damian continues his warpath against the villains of the DC Universe, and this week, he brings the Teen Titans toe-to-toe with Gizmo! Adam Glass’ run on Teen Titans has been a bit of a mixed bag so far, but mostly, it’s been good. The “mixed bag” stems from a range of tones presented, as well…


  • Teen Titans #20 review

    So… Teen Titans… Is it a dark, moody, angst-fest, or is there more to this team than meets the eye? Find out below! There will be a large group of people who will not like this run because the characters (Damian and Emiko) are “darker” than what they would prefer. If that is how you…


  • Teen Titans Special #1 review

    Previously, we were treated to Titans Special #1, and in that issue we received a solid idea of the tone, look, and direction the new run would take. I praised the book for setting up a purpose for the team to exist – something DC has failed to do with many of their team books…


  • Teen Titans #19 review

    Teen Titans #19 not only concludes the arc It Ain’t Easy Being Green, but it’s also the final issue of Ben Percy’s run. Last month we saw that Beast Boy got “bio-hacked,” meaning his mind got taken over and he couldn’t control his beast forms. He changed into a giant bat and flew away with…


  • Teen Titans #18 review

    If you’re worried about what Facebook is doing with your information, then stay the hell away from Nevrland! Ben Percy’s run on Teen Titans will wrap in the near future, and while I’ve found his take on the group enjoyable, I never felt that the title had much purpose or direction (granted, the overabundance of…


  • Two new Justice League teams announced at WonderCon

    Fresh from the first ever livestream of DC Comics' Publishers Panel at WonderCon in Anaheim, it's been revealed that two brand new Justice League titles will drop this summer.  Spinning out of the upcoming No Justice miniseries, the titles will include a relaunch of Justice League Dark and the new title Justice League Odyssey. And…


  • Teen Titans #17 review

    Teen Titans #17 is the start of a new arc entitled It Ain’t Easy Being Green. Considering that this issue picks up where the crossover Super Sons of Tomorrow left off, with the wreckage of a Titans Tower, new readers jumping on board might be somewhat confused, but it should still be an okay jumping-on…


  • Teen Titans #16 review

    Teen Titans #16 is a one-shot issue brought to you by the guest creative team of Marv Wolfman, Tom Derenick, Trevor Scott and Jim Charalampidis. This issue presents a one-shot narrative with the spotlight on Starfire, and supporting roles for Raven and Beast Boy. Although some prior knowledge about Starfire might enhance your reading, rest…


  • Teen Titans #15 review

    Here’s the third chapter of Super Sons of Tomorrow, a 5-part crossover running through Superman, Super Sons, and Teen Titans. This arc once again sees the return of Tim Drake of Tomorrow to the present day DC Universe, and he’s come to execute a plan similar to what he attempted during A Lonely Place of…


  • Teen Titans #14 review

    Crash! Bang! Kersplatt! Onomatopoeia threatens all of the above on the citizens of Star City, and only Robin and Red Arrow stand in the breach. Maybe! Can the rest of the Titans convince Kid Flash to come back and help them help Damian help Emiko? Or will Wally keep his back turned and leave his…


  • Teen Titans #13 review

    Will Kid Flash come home? After Wally assisted Deathstroke and nearly destroyed everything, Damian kicked him off the team. But Damian isn't in charge anymore, and Starfire and the rest of the crew want to bring their exiled friend in from the cold. Does Wally want back in? Find out in Teen Titans #13, as "The…


  • Teen Titans #12 review

    Batman is missing, Gotham is in bad shape, and the Teen Titans are flying in to make it all better! As Dark Nights: Metal takes over the DC Universe, everyone's favorite turd in a hood leads his team into danger. Action, adventure, and fun await in Teen Titans #12—just make sure you read Metal #2…


  • Teen Titans #11 review

    It's nature versus nurture! Aqualad faces the horror of his lineage, but he's not alone. The rest of the team scrambles to his aid, but will it be enough to foil the determination of the deadliest helmet in the Seven Seas? Find out in Teen Titans #11, as "Blood of the Manta" comes to an end! SPOILERS…


  • First look at the Batman Who Laughs and his "pet Robins"

    Of all the Dark Knights that Metal has teased, none are as intriguing as the Batman Who Laughs.  For a time, the reason for that was his the very mystery surrounding him; save for brief glimpses, the character has been all but absent from any publicity. Riccardo Federici, the artist behind the SDCC reveal of…


  • First look at Teen Titans #12 and Dark Nights: Metal tie-ins

    Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's bonkers, insanely fun rock and roll event Metal kicked off this week, promising some melt-your-face-off action and some deep-dives into DC's history and Multiverse.  It's not all fun and games, though: a mysterious mountain has appeared in the middle of Gotham City, leaving the city in a state of disarray, and the…


  • Teen Titans #10 review

    Black Manta has come for his boy! The mystery of Jackson Hyde's past has been revealed in all of its horror, and he has no choice but to face his father like a man. Meanwhile, the rest of the team continues to fracture around Kid Flash's ouster. Something needs to change, or the Teen Titans…


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