"The Terminus Agenda" finale! It's code red for the Teen Titans as their plan to capture and imprison Deathstroke has backfired in the worst possible way. Mercy Hall is on lockdown, and all the super-villains have escaped their cells! As the villains team up to take down their captors, Deathstroke makes one final attempt at "fixing" Damian-will Damian finally abandon Batman's code to save his friends from certain death?
Deathstroke #43 is a good read and very entertaining. I enjoyed the book as a whole, and I'm really liking the emerging rivalry between Slade and Damian. Priest gives us a shocking ending thanks to the actions of Red Arrow and I'm eager to see how it all plays out in the next issue! Read Full Review
In the end, this concluding chapter of The Terminus Agenda proved a better read than the rest of the story, which felt overall rushed and lacking substance. Its almost as if Priest and Glass only had the solid idea of Deathstroke and Robin squaring off once again, with the Teen Titans caught in the middle, but had to pad out the entire story before getting to the meat of it in the final issue. Luckily, for the readers, the conclusion makes the rest of the arcs light story worth the read, especially when you take into account the shocking final scene. Read Full Review
Priest writes a fitting end to an interesting story that began with the capture of a villain but may have created a new one in the process. I highly recommend this story for fans of the Teen Titans and Damian Wayne. Read Full Review
Priest has kept Deathstroke a great read since Rebirth kicked off with so many twists and turns, it's hard to see where he's going next. This next arc looks to be another unpredictable one based on the final page of this issue. However it plays out, this book is clearly in solid hands with a creator who is not afraid to push the boundaries to keep readers guessing. Read Full Review
The conclusion to "The Terminus Agenda" in Deathstroke #43promises a major change in status quo for bothTeen TitansandDeathstroke. Read Full Review
The art is pretty great on this title as well. When the story gets muddled in the middle, the art does the same, but the last few pages make it all worth it. I don't know where Priest is going to take it from here but I was not expecting that ending at all. And that's a good thing. Read Full Review
Backed to the brim with panel-leaping action, this issue leaves you with a massive twist that's both shocking and heartbreaking. Read Full Review
On the other hand: he got shot in the eye with an arrow by a world-class marksman. Even for Deathstroke, that has to be hard to bounce back from. Plus, Priest teased Deathstroke #44 as "Funeral for a Friend." That can't be good. Read Full Review
This story has been a lot more muddled than Priest's usual, but the quality of his writing mostly pulls it off. Read Full Review
Priest and Pagulayan end this chapter of Deathstrokes story brutally and intelligently. Read Full Review
Deathstroke #43 is a good but frustrating conclusion to "The Terminus Agenda. Read Full Review
While there are certainly some exciting and shocking moments to this issue, it does feel like there was a lot of padding in it, not to mention that it took a crossover and a bunch of issues to do it, but all in all I enjoyed the art and thought that this issue was probably the strongest out of this story. Read Full Review
“The Terminus Agenda” was overall highly inconsistent. The ending was stunning – seriously the last page is a jaw-dropper. However, getting to this moment was a long and bumpy road. The story lacked a natural cohesion and at times felt forced. And while this tale will have some major repercussions moving forward in both titles, I've found myself more interested in the fall out than actual story itself. Verdict: read only if you're already invested. Read Full Review
Some great character growth in here for Damian.
Great issue! Enjoyed the artwork and some of the reveals! Didn’t feel like a Deathstroke issue, besides the scene change panels.
good issue, but the end kills it for me
Kid Flash and Damian are the only teen titans related to DS, one of the two should kill slade so this way the act of killing would have some impact
or maybe even better, his son, Jericho or Rose
emiko doing it its just a dumb plot twist
plus, hahahaha, the guy survived a bullet in the head, a arrow would not kill him
he's 100% not dead and if he is dead, jeez
still, there are some good stuff here
the art is amazing
Good story. Stupid ending that doesn't make sense if you think about it.
1) how does he get hit by an arrow of all things?! She just happened to catch him on an off day?!
2) its an arrow. And he heals. And is the world's most deadly assasin. And she is a teenage green arrow!!
3) he heals
4) you should never have a comic character die from a gun or *ahem* an arrow. You have to look past the fact that they could be sniped out before they knew what hit them to even begin to consider comics even slightly realistic. So an arrow should not have even been in the discussion.
5) aaannnnnddddd... He heals. That doesn't even seem like it should do all that damage to Deathstroke. A well placed arrow takes down the terminat more
This was lame. So much to get here and it's done just like that.
Good. Now kill the rest of them.