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0 on Teen Titans #20 reviewI was ready to hate this. I've not exactly been fond of this series in any of its several New 52 incarnations, and this is one of those few remaining books with no apparent ties to Rebirth that will nevertheless continue to fill shelves several months into a new status quo with which it will—apparently—have nothing…
In a turn of events sure to shock no one at all, Wonder Girl's Aunt Cassandra reveals herself to be an evil, duplicitous villain. If you still care about this book after how poorly it's been handled, feel free to read on. If you don't (and I'm betting that's most of you), Rebirth is revamping…
Can I trust you, Robin? Before Greg Pak came aboard for last month's Teen Titans #17, several readers (and reviewers, if I remember correctly) were saying that what this title needed more than anything was a break. Pull the plug for a few months (or longer), let folks get the bad taste out of their mouths,…
When I saw, months ago, that Greg Pak would be writing Teen Titans for a few issues, I allowed myself a measure of cautious optimism. While far from my favorite writer, Pak at least entertains, and at times he has even managed to delight me. So now that Teen Titans #17 has hit the stands, how did…
I bet you're wondering what I'm going to write. Scott Lobdell doesn't have writing credits, so I can't rail on him in this review... Or can I? Look, I'm clearly not a fan of Lobdell. I've been pretty transparent about that. With that acknowledged, I don't hate his work just because it's from him. He's…
Teen Titans #13 got lost in the shuffle a few months ago. I'll be taking over reviews for the title starting with February's issue, so I'm covering this one in the meantime. How do you review a book that everyone says is bad? As the newest member of the comics review team here at Batman…
Teen Titans #15 “On the Run" Written by Scott Lobdell and Will Pfeifer Pencils by Ian Churchill & Miguel Mendonca Colors by Tony Avina It’s the second time I’m reviewing this title this week, and if you checked out my last review, then you know I ripped Teen Titans a new one with the last…
Teen Titans #14 "Aftermath" Written by Scott Lobdell and Will Pfeifer Pencils by Noel Rodriguez Colors by Tony Avina We’re doing a little catching up at the moment, so I’m covering Teen Titans #14 & 15 for now. I’m honestly not in the mood to waste time, so let’s get to it… This book is…
Following some shake-ups, new creative teams have been announced for New Suicide Squad and Teen Titans. And Aquaman, I guess, but we don't cover that. First up is New Suicide Squad, with the new team of writer Tim Seeley (Grayson) and penciler Juan Ferreyra (Batman Eternal, Gotham by Midnight) joining on February's issue #17. Grayson…
Red Robin is determined to clear the name of his friend and former teammate, Superboy by any means necessary. With his back against the wall, old friends against him, and time quickly running out, things look very bleak for the Titans. There's no better time for the Titans to stick together and show what they're…
Writer Will Pfeifer teams up with Scott Lobdell to bring a powerful issue that has the Titans facing with their inner demons. The race against time to bring in wanted metahuman, Superboy, comes to a head as the teens confront their worst fears and feelings as they try to get to the bottom of this…
The arrival of Superboy has caused some mixed emotions amongst the Titans camp, but it has been a great thing story wise. All things come to a head when the Titans protecting Superboy and Manchester Black's group sent to wrangle in the Kryptonian clone come face to face. Multiple super-powered teens with flaring tempers, personal…
What seems to be the last of the Batman-related comics announced at Comic Con has some information, with Titans Hunt getting a synopsis from DC. TITANS HUNT #1 Written by Dan Abnett Art by Paulo Siqueira On-sale October 21 CONVERGENCE is over, but the ripples are still being felt, especially by a young precog named Lilith.…
After a lengthy hiatus, the Teen Titans return to continue their story following the return of Superboy. Will Pfeifer does a terrific job with the pacing of the story, breaking up the plot between various characters and bringing it all to a culmination at the end. There are a lot of things the Titans are currently facing,…
At the beginning of this two part story, S.T.A.R. Labs' security (or lack thereof) had been breached. This spelled disaster for the city since the culprits broke into the secret vault to access the discontinued projects section which reportedly housed some destructive weapons. However, thanks to the Teen Titans, the city of Manhattan had been…
It's starting to look like Teen Titans is finding its footing after rebirth, and begin to show signs of improvement. This is an early assumption, but this month's issue was a decent outing. Titled One Brief, Shining Moment, I can say that's just what I was hoping for--and frankly, that's exactly what I got. The creative team on…
Will Pfeifer and Scott Hepburn bring us another issue of Teen Titans with a brand new member added to the roster. Power Girl! Not the buxom beauty that we're accustomed to, but a fresh face teen who's been bestowed with the powers of the Earth 2 heroine. Issue #6 delivers some quick action early. Picking up right…
"As a deadly new drug hits the streets of New York City, the Titans take on a new team member!" So reads DC's solicitations for this issue. These are the types of solicits I like. It's vague enough to not spoil anything (unlike Robin Rises) and it's specific enough to pique some interest. This issue…
Teen Titans is on a rocky reboot. What started strong in issue one quickly began to go down hill, especially in the last two issues...and we're only on issue four. While I this month's addition to the series is a slight uptick overall, it's still mediocre at best. The issue opens up with a classic "give the hero…
Teen Titans is still young in its rebirth. Last month's Futures End tie-in was a wasted opportunity to keep the readership interested as it very little to Futures End or Teen Titans. But here we are in issue #3 in what has been a mostly positive relaunch and after reading it I'm feeling not-so-excited at the moment. The issue starts back…
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