Either way, this is a solid issue on its own. If you need something to renew your faith that some good can come out of this series, pick up Teen Titans #14 Read Full Review

The final pages of the issue lead directly into next month's "Death of the Family" tie-in issue. Teen Titans is slowly, but surely, getting better. N.O.W.H.E.R.E., Harvest, and "The Culling" were all meant to be factors that would add to the Teen Titans mythology and lend meaning to the creation of the team. Instead, Lobdell botched the entire storyline early on, never fixed it, and now has to dig his way up toward a better book. It's working, but each month I find myself worrying that the title will dip back to it's former platitudes. Read Full Review

I’ve said it before (I think), but I read Teen Titans because I love the Teen Titans to death, but with Lobdell’s work on the book, that feels like exactly where it’s all headed. Read Full Review

So with ill-fitting art, weightless fight scenes, insipid dialogue and pandering romantic elements. There are so many good comics coming out every week. Don't let something more deserving miss your $2.99. This whole corner of the new 52 needs a reboot. And it honestly leaves one wondering whether its a blessing or not that there were only 19 pages of story. Read Full Review