Titans Hunt #5

Writer: Dan Abnett Artist: Paulo Siqueira Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: February 17, 2016 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 4 User Reviews: 10
6.6Critic Rating
7.9User Rating

Titans: together at last? As the evil Mr. Twister continues to plague our heroes from the shadows, a deadly reunion draws near. But as hope fades, a mysterious third party emerges to join the fray

  • 8.0
    DC Comics News - Steven Brown Mar 11, 2016

    Titans Hunt #5 is very enjoyable read. It provides a good layer of action, great interactions between the team, and we see Nightwing back in uniform finally! The story line as a whole has picked up from issue #3 and I'm eager to see exactly what happens with the Titans next. Right now everyone is moving to the tune of Mr. Twister–and they just don't know it–great read! Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    The Batman Universe - Jim Remolde Feb 19, 2016

    This issue was an improvement. We finally get forward motion but I still believe that we have too many scenes going on at the same time and I am hoping that these story lines will start to merge soon. Read Full Review

  • 5.5
    Batman-News - Brittany Anne Feb 19, 2016

    I was expecting a better way to explain the plot issue here; Yes, we got answers, but it was explained so many times that it lost the value of what they were trying to give us. This issue compared to the four before lacked that storyline that I tend to gravitate for, maybe I hyped myself way too much? Either way, now that we have a small reunion, we get to see all of our characters interact with each other to find out Mr. Twister's evil plan. Read Full Review

  • 5.0
    Weird Science - Eric Shea Feb 17, 2016

    Even though we finally get some answers in this issue about what our time frame looks like for our heroes and when they were supposed to be the Titans that time forgot, the explanation just seems to be thrown out there without any real thought behind it and just ends up contradicting events of The New 52 and even stories from as little as last year.  On top of that, we've got our normal slow burn storytelling that is beginning to feel tiresome due to the series almost being over, but at least the art is spot on and makes these characters look great.  Read Full Review

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