Now that he's had time to acclimate to normal life since the TERROR TITANS miniseries, Static makes the choice to go home and tell his family that he's alive. And he's bringing his Teen Titans teammates with him. Let's hope they can survive the rough streets of Dakota! Plus: Ravagerslave girl!
All things considered, Teen Titans #79 takes the reader on a decent adventure with respectable artwork, and straightforward storytelling. Since nothing major happens in this comic, fans may want to skip this issue. Read Full Review
Overall I found this issue to be very generic. Nothing was really amazing or impressive and it just seemed to be very predictable. I’m looking to be impressed and amazed with these characters but finding myself being just going through the motions with this story. Felicia was able to surprise me and if she can keep doing that, I may stick around. Otherwise I may just stick this book at the bottom of my pile. Read Full Review
Aside from the strengths of the backup story, this is an embarrassingly bad comic. The main story is, quite frankly, horrible. I tried really, really, really hard to find some positives, but the lack of focus, the incoherent plot choices, and the single worst character writing this title has ever seen defeated all attempts at optimism. I'm honestly baffled by the fact that no one in DC Editorial threw up a red flag when this script came in. As much as I love Sean McKeever's take on Ravager and want to finish that story, this issue leaves such a bad taste in my mouth that this very well could be my last issue of this series until Felicia Henderson is as far away from it as possible. Seriously, this comic is that bad. Read Full Review
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