Raven, struggling to stop Baron Winters, falls victim to his power and finds herself trapped in 1906 San Francisco in the middle of the great earthquake.
Buy, as this story serves as both a new adventure and an origin story . Read Full Review
Wolfman, Mahn and Kindzierski have given the readers a dark and sinister setting in just three issues. Although there do seem to be glimmers of hope here and there, the darkness seems to be growing with every issue. Raven has displayed such bravery in the face of danger, albeit sometimes at very nearly to cost of her safety. It will be interesting to see how safe she can keep herself as this series continues along towards an exciting climax. Read Full Review
This is a comic that thrives off of backstory and character development. It gives us some great moments and reveals, but isn't a stellar standalone issue overall. The plot of this miniseries is still developing, but the beautiful art is more than enough to keep us onboard. Besides, there's a cool leopard named Merlin who I like a lot. Read Full Review
The continuation of a refreshing rebirth to a fan favorite Titan that will leave long time readers pleased, and new readers aching for more. Read Full Review
Raven must confront secrets to her past if she expects to ever have a future. And while she may possess magical abilities, it should be remembered she is still a teenager in what is to her an alien world. Read Full Review
That said, Raven is definitely one of the most unique books DC is publishing at the moment and I couldnt be happier to see one of my favourite original Teen Titans come back so strong, particularly with one of her original creators on board for the ride. Read Full Review
Marv Wolfman's new Raven: Daughter of Darkness maxiseries is one of the most ambitious books on the market, and that's both a curse and a blessing. Read Full Review
When our main character has to ask why all of her stories must involve her father... we might have a problem. We do get a bit of forward momentum here, though I still have no idea how we're going to get another nine issues out of this. Read Full Review
If things don't pick up soon, it's going to be a long journey to get to the end of this 12-issue series. Read Full Review
I think it might be time for me to call it with this title. I feel like I've gone back to a cheating ex and got burned again. It's the same exact problem the last title had- Big potential, little payoff. Don't waste your time. You'll have more fun going in circles on a slow merry-go-round. Read Full Review
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