Cyborg has had many attempts at solo series since the New 52 elevated him to a prominent DCU headliner, but I think every one of them lacked a true hook until this one. This manages to give Cyborg a new home base, a new supporting cast, and some villains who can directly challenge him in a way that sets him apart from other heroes. Now that the schedule is back on track, I see this series continuing to build momentum. Read Full Review

Cyborg #3 increases the scale and scope of the villain's plan and adds a cameo from a Teen Titans cartoon character to spice things up. However, the big plan seems far-fetched and lacks motivation, which makes the villain come off as one-dimensional. Read Full Review