AThe Teen Titans are reunited with Static, but can they survive the power of Holocaust? And will Static stay with the Titans if he survives? Plus, Ravager's nemesis forces her to make a decision: Is her life worth the lives of a dozen innocent girls?
There are a lot of really awesome things about this issue. The cofeature is tremendously well done and the art the lead is really strong. Unfortunately, the blatantly horrible writing in the lead story overshadows at all. This could easily be a high ranking comic were the writing not so bad. I really don't get why DC would allow someone who so clearly does not understand how to put together a good comic script to be the ongoing writer of one of its premiere titles. Honestly, I'm a little embarrassed for them. It's time for a change! Read Full Review
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Even the back-up feature by Sean McKeever and Yildiray Cinar fails to entertain; if you're coming in late, it's slightly incomprehensible on who's in the hospital and why as a reader we should care. "Teen Titans" #81 was a disappointment from start to finish. This book has lost its way badly enough that if DC announced tomorrow that it was going on hiatus for a year to take the time to find a better direction and creative team, I think most readers would applaud the decision. Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Read Full Review
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