There are so many layers of conflict in this series that seem to be quickly bubbling up to the surface that I wont be surprised to see the Teen Titans joining the Justice Leagues in getting revamped team rosters in the coming months. Batman trained or not, I dont think Red Robin can stop the implosion thats coming their way. The next few issues should be very interesting. Read Full Review

I like the Teen Titans, but I don't like it nearly as much as I want to, if that makes any sense. The story just jumps around to much, and at this point it's hard to remember what happens from issue to issue. Read Full Review

Well surprisingly this issue wasn't that bad.  After months of having a sub par Titans, we seem to be slowly getting back on track.  But it's still far from fixed.  With this being a team title, it seems like we're always focused on one character, and yeah it's nice having a character flushed out, but they should still feel like part of the whole.  Hopefully this title will continue to improve, and hopefully I'll continue to enjoy, because it's been hard lately. Read Full Review

Surprisingly, this issue feels like an episode of Justice League, and thats a good thing. The issue has some dark themes, but it also is pretty fun along the way. We see some conflict within the team, even within Red Robin himself, and the set-up this issue is leading towards what could be a great story arc. The team still doesn't feel fleshed out however, and these paper-thin characters drag this issue into mediocre territory. Read Full Review

This issue teases a lot of great plot points in issues to come and I'm really looking forward to what's coming up. Even though the issue jumps around a lot, it still delivers the suspense where it needs to and in terms of advancing the main plotline and being enjoyable this issue meets and some ways exceeds my expectations. Read Full Review

Teen Titans is a comic book without heart. There is no real teamwork or camaraderie. There's no sense of love or friendship between these characters. It's just a bunch of superheroes going through the motions. This time, they're in space in the future bumping into guys like Rain and organizations like the Echo Chronal Authority, names and things that mean absolutely nothing. Who are these people and how do they matter? Who knows. But thankfully, the Titans are free to think the answers through as stiffly as possible. At least we've got that. Read Full Review