Teen Titans #86 The seemingly endless “Where In The Worlds is Raven?” storyline grinds on as Felicia Henderson continues to show she simply can’t handle this book. I don’t know her work on Fringe, maybe she’s good there, but this... (Continue reading)
Titans #26 Titans 26 is somewhat creepily called “Suffer the Children,” and just in case you missed the point, opens at the grave of Lian Harper, where she is mourned by her parents, Cheshire and Arsenal, who then bond over... (Continue reading)
Teen Titans #85 The eternal search for Raven plods along in “First, Do No Harm.” The book opens with Miss Martian trying to convince the two new scientists to let her help the teams that are out looking for our... (Continue reading)
Titans #25 Review Darkness Falls is the name of the newest Titans issue, continuing the exploits of Deathstroke and his inexplicably named group. We pick up where we left off in the sewers beneath Midway City, former home of the... (Continue reading)
Teen Titans #84 Teen Titans continues Where In The World is Raven… uh, I mean “Wyld Times,” with issue 84 “It’s a Wyld, Wyld World.” The team splits, with Aquagirl and Bombshell going to activate the portal, allowing Superboy, Wonder... (Continue reading)
Titans #24 Titans 24 is the start of the villainous incarnation of the team, first seen in the recent special. This one is titled “Rude Awakenings” (as an aside, does anyone else remember back when the title for an issue... (Continue reading)
Teen Titans #83 This month’s issue of Teen Titans is entitled “A Rift In A Haystack,” and continues what may be the longest run of a team member not actually being part of the team, in this case the perpetually... (Continue reading)
Titans: Villains For Hire Special Review With practically all the Titans jumping ship to join the JLA, the book is being overhauled into something called Titans: Villains for Hire. This week, a special was released for the new book, written... (Continue reading)
Teen Titans #82 The Teen Titans wrap up their road trip with “The Taking of Dakota.” which features the team facing off against Holocaust. Either this Holocaust is MUCH more powerful than the villain who used to appear in Milestone... (Continue reading)
Teen Titans #81 Called “Titans Together,” the current issue of Teen Titans continues the (mis)adventures of the young heroes in Dakota, Static’s home city. Felicia Henderson dives right in with her odd characterizations of the heroes- the very first page... (Continue reading)
Titans #22 Roll Call: Starfire II, Cyborg Villain: Phobia Guest Stars: Assorted Titans and Teen Titans on the last few pages. [Spoilers] In “Fractured,” part 2, we leap straight into the action of Cyborg’s Phobia-induced hallucination. He’s fighting frantically to... (Continue reading)
Titans #21 Roll Call: Starfire II, Cyborg, Flash II, Donna Troy, Batman III, Red Arrow (if being comatose in bed counts) Guest Stars: Black Canary II, Doctor Midnight III Villains: Dark Nemesis (Vault, Carom, Axis, Blizzard, Scorcher), Phobia Spoilers below.... (Continue reading)
Titans #19 Role Call: Red Arrow, Lian Harper As ever, beware spoilers below. Guest Star: Mia Dearden (Speedy II) Villain: Lady Vic The Titans continue their spotlight on individual characters, this time around focusing on Red Arrow, formerly both Arsenal... (Continue reading)
This issue was written by J.T. Krul, and is excellently written with great vocabulary for each individual character that helps to show what the characters are thinking at that exact moment. I love Krul’s writing, and can’t wait to see... (Continue reading)
Titans #17 Review Roll Call: Beast Boy (still say Changeling is a MUCH better name) Guest Stars: pretty much the rest of the Titans team, the Teen Titans Villain: Cinderblock (previously only seen on the cartoon, far as I know)... (Continue reading)