A criminally underrated masterpiece that stands with the very best! Read Full Review

I have closely followed the Teen Titans and pleasantly I must say that it continues the good rhythm of the series, a well elaborated story, an excellent art, there are really no complaints about this excellent work, although there are still doubts to be cleared" Read Full Review

The price might put off casual readers, but this was the first issue in a while with the new team that left me wanting more. Maybe like its sister title, Titans, Teen Titans just needed a few issues to work out the kinks. I'm interested in seeing where Glass takes the book next year. Read Full Review

Teen Titans #25 was a surprisingly emotional issue. Despite Crush's hardened exterior, she boasts a soft heart and a disturbing background. Knowing more about her origin, it is not surprising she uses her gruff demeanor as a defense mechanism. Like most heroes, her upbringing played a pivotal role in the type of hero she's become. It will be interesting to see how Crush and Djinn's relationship expounds following this adventure. It also remains to be seen how the addition of Obelus will increase or inhibit Crush's power and capacity for her heroic work. Read Full Review

But even if the Roundhouse tale is weaker, this issue still packs a punch, and is a must read for anyone interested in the book. Read Full Review

A team-less tale wherein a titanic newbie gets properly fleshed out.  Excellent characterization and art.  Title continues to deliver! Read Full Review

Lots of background, tongue-in-cheek humor and real emotion to be had, and Crush is the hot new character find of 2018! Read Full Review

A surprisingly fun outing focusing on two of the newest Titans, writer Adam Glass proves he has what it takes to make a reader feel invested in them. Read Full Review

Teen Titans feels like it's in a groove, and we can't wait to see what's next. Read Full Review

This issue was a welcome surprise. Ill be back for next issue. And you should be too. Read Full Review

Crush's confrontation with the drug dealer who killed her parents gets as violent as this series likes to, but it also reveals the moments before their death and settles some of her questions. But this main story wouldn't work nearly as well if it didn't build a genuine, sometimes sweet connection between the two girls. Read Full Review

Oh, Crush! YOU ARE AWESOOOOME

These three new characters really make the book awesome! Glad we get some backstory on two of them. The art was pretty good! First story had the better artwork. Dialogue was excellent and entertaining. Through the course of all these issues, makes me actually care and enjoy Roundhouse. Crush is such a badass! D'Jinn is the wiildcard.

Crush is cool n all, but I don’t know, something is missing. I’ll giveit a little time.

The main story with Crush and Djinn was actually pretty good. The writer somehow made me care about Crush. Must've had something to do with that emotional backstory. The back-up about Roundhouse, however, falls completely flat because his character is so annoying. He's very unfunny. He's written horribly. I don't care about him or his sister. Crush fares better because she's not just a burden on the reader, you know?

I have a arguing with someone liking Crush, because I'm a Slobo fan and in the story I read I didn't like her or find her interesting.
But I think that I can't criticize her on only one reading. So I take this issue to learn more about her.
It's not a bad story. Well made. I laugh her origine story so much close to superman. I didn't really like the story about the Chain (St Sera Andromeda feel ^^ ) but why not. The story is classic. But I close it with the same feeling than when I take it. Not a Crush fan, Slobo is way better ^^

Cover - In link, kinda. but I don't like it. 1/2
Writing - It was not great but honestly not as bad than I feared. 2/3
Arts - He did a nice work. Not perfect, a lot of panel without background, through. 2/3
Feeling - I'm not really like it. 1/2 more

This was all kinda bland for me, though much better than before, and I guess I appreciate that they’re trying to flesh out the characters, but I already don’t like them, so...