If you are a fan of either Kitty Pryde or Star-Lord, or looking for a break from the destruction going on in majority of other Secret Wars issues out, this is worth reading. At the same time, if you do decide to skip it, you wouldn't be missing much.

How will Barbara deal with the fact that her father is the new Batman? Will she end up revealing her identity to her father? Only time will tell but its definitely worth the wait.

Review8.0SolidPredictability aside, Benjamin Percy and Khoi Pham bring a solid Teen Titans comic to the shelves as they, along with the team, begin to hit their stride.Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)RelatedBatmanBeast BoyDamian WayneDCDC comicsRobinteen titansAbout the AuthorDanny BenavidesDad. Husband. Product Editor. Social Media Manager. Network Engineer. Music Enthusiast. Techie. Gamer. Coffee Addict. Vinyl Collector.View all posts by Danny BenavidesPreviousThe Hunt For Rip Continues in Legends of Tomorrow 2X09 REVIEWNextBig Screen Flash Film DelayedRelated PostsAsk The Council #1 " Could Amazo become a True Green LanternHow Watchmen is Basically a Batman Comi

This issue does a great job focusing on character development, by traveling from past to present we are reminded of the bond Wally shares with his peers, but more important, why Wally should never be taken from us again! Abnett provides a upbeat story, as he gradually reintroduces the importance of the relationships between the Titans.

This Green Lantern series is gradually gaining momentum like a train constructed from Will Power.The concept of two heads are better than one, in this case has yet to be proven but certainly worth entertaining. This issue contains both series aspects as well as some comedic value between the duo.

Green Lanterns #7 is a nice breatherfrom the Red Dawn arc, we get some really good character moments. Between huge fist-throwing, action arcs such as Red Dawn, I've always appreciated the momentsof relief, especially when used for character development. It's nice to finally see some sort of friendship develop between Simon and Jess. These two characters are really starting to hit their stride and continue to prove their worth as a Green Lantern.

Batgirl #1 is a great start as Barbara sets off on a new journey, without losing sight of her roots. This is just the beginning and have yet to tap into the surface of what's to come but its become clear that the creative team and come up with an exciting plan for Babs that will please fans, old and new.Larson and Albuquerque seemed to be the perfect pair for a high-energentic, and positive character such as Babs. I believe we have found the perfect tempo for a Batgirl series. One thing is for sure, no matter where Barbara goes, trouble is there to greet her. I definitely plan to continuing this series. If you are a fan of Batgirl, I wouldsuggest doing the same.

Batman #41 is a great start in this new direction. This issue is fantastic. The beautiful minds of Scott Snyder andGreg Capullo have done it again. It is as if Scott Snyder listened to the readers concerns, then in this issue turned around and said, “Don't worry guys, we got this.”

Batman #42 continues to focus on the development of these characters and the new portrayal of Gotham City, post-Joker. Capullo and Snyder continue to deliver a concise story that avoids the shadows of the previous storyline. Although, Gordon's inner struggle is heavily discussed, this is clearly an issue about the Batman, no matter who wears it.

Detective Comics #934 is off to a fantastic start,thanks to the new creative team of James Tynion IV and Eddy Barrows. Both the writing and artwork were solid. I'm excited to see what else they have in store for us.

Red Hoot and The Outlaws #13 is a great issue and quite possibly one of the best series to come out of Rebirth. I would highly suggest picking this one up. An absolute must-read series!

This has been one of the most anticipated series since the announcement of Secret Wars. "X-Men '92" is an entertaining read for all, but If you grew up in the early 90's watching those Saturday morning cartoons as I did, this is a nice dose of nostalgia. Sims and Bowers brilliantly capture the personalities of the mutants 90's personas. Koblish and Milla provides a bold and energetic feel consistently throughout the issue. The masterminds behind this series have absolutely done the original show justice and even if you were to remove the animated series from the equation, this is an overall fun, quirky and entertaining issue. Highly recommend.

With Rebirth in full-swing, Batman: Rebirth #1 proves we are just getting started. Batman is in great hands with Tom King.Batman will return in Batman #1 hitting shelves June 15th.

If you are not familiar with the Guardians of the Galaxy, Groot #1 is a great issue to begin your introduction. If all else, you'll get a good laugh out of it.