Worth a read at least, lots of promise and potential. Read Full Review

Despite its few flaws and one confusing story point, Teen Titans is one of the better Futures End issues I've read. I could see myself easily revisiting this team of Titans and their new mission statement in the future, there are sufficient mysteries set out (Heretic notwithstanding) that I'd want to see them again, and the artwork by Andy Smith is consistent and easy on the eye, if not particularly noteworthy. Overall, this issue succeeds in most places, falls down in just a few, and leaves me wanting more. Success! Read Full Review

This issue seemed intriguing based on the fact that the cover showcases a drastically different group of Titans. Unfortunately, the roster in this issue is so different and so removed from Will Pfeifer's ongoing run that the story begins to feel pointless. Read Full Review

Pick it up if you like rag-tag teams. I really don't see the point of showing off all these characters if they're not particularly going to be used anytime soon? Why endear us to teams we probably won't see again for a while if at all? Since this is sort of a “what if” future anyway? And Klarion without a cat? Sacrilege. Read Full Review

Even if you are a Teen Titans fan, it might be a little hard to recommend this issue to you, but they are a bit more likeable than they were in the Lobdell version and the characters do show some promise. Read Full Review

All this said, while I complain about the obviousness and lack of character development here, I recognize that much of that is beyond the creative team's control. In a single issue, they need to establish the team, the villain, the conflict and the new status quo. It's a Herculean task for any one-shot, even more so for a one-shot whose contents have so little relation to the main story. Given the constraints, "Teen Titans Futures End" #1 is not a bad comic; it's just not a compelling one. Read Full Review

Teen Titans packed a lot into a single issue, which seemed a bit too packed, with a bit too much going on and felt more like an expository dump, though that's not a missive on writer Will Pfeiffer, who has a lot to cram into a single issue. Read Full Review

These stories that won't continue or mostly likely won't matter in the future are a by-product of Futures End Month. This particular story, while not poorly written or drawn, only satisfies if it's going to continue. In my opinion, though this issue is a complete "thought", it is not a true one-shot. It depends on future issues to be cared about. It stinks that a decent reboot had to take this type of non-meaningful and un-hyping stop into a fruitless tie-in. I don't, however, blame it on Futures End completely as I still think there could have been something of substance here despite this foray into the future. Read Full Review

If this is indeed the future of the Teen Titans, then I should have abandoned ship a long time ago. This was the last thing writer Will Pfeifer needed two issues into his relaunch. Read Full Review

Futures End Teen Titans had some potential, but a rough script crushed any potential for greatness. Andy Smith and Matt Yackey did a decent job on the art and colors, but it wasnt enough for the price tag. Save your money for the regular series, this is just another book that didnt live up to expectations. Read Full Review

I see a lot of negative reviews, but I thought that this was fun. (Keep in mind, "fun" comics are not usually my thing.