Easily one of the best ensemble series of the year, these Teen Titans mean business! Read Full Review

Filled with fantastic art and brilliant characterization, TEEN TITANS #21 perfectly captures the struggles of growing up, especially once you add superpowers into the mix. With a group of unlikable and flawed characters, the potential for growth in this series is tremendous and something I am deeply excited for. Read Full Review

Red may leave the TT over this death, laying it right at Robins feet. That would be a real shame, and I really want to know what happens next! Read Full Review

If youre looking for something surprisingly dark, Id say read Teen Titans. Itll be easy to get into, since I believe it basically revamped itself around issue #20 and you can just start reading from there. I have mixed feelings about the cliffhanger this issue, but Im still interested in seeing the fall out next month. Read Full Review

So not a bad issue, but definitely not as hard edged as the book had looked to be. Read Full Review

I'm still not totally sold on this dark, dreary turn for the Teen Titans, especially the abysmally angry Robin, but the light and humorous monologue from the group's most out of place member provided a wonderful balance to the entire issue. Read Full Review

With a narrative structure that allows for anyone to jump on and off the title at any moment and a new team that works to Robin's strengths as a character, Teen Titans seems to be going in a very good direction after the ups and downs of the previous run. Read Full Review

Putting aside a little bit of Millennial cringe, this was a pretty great issue.  Excellent Titans teamwork with characterization at the fore. Read Full Review

Fun, great start to the new arc and enjoying the new roster. Read Full Review

Teen Titans is a nice easy and enjoyable read right now, and that is down to the whole creative team. They deserve credit for not trying to do too much each issue and the singular focus is a welcome change from what many other titles are doing right now. Read Full Review

Teen Titans #21 was an enjoyable issue. Surprisingly, Adam Glass managed to move each character forward in compelling ways. While the team is new, familiar conflicts remain. Still, the new members brought a fun vibe to an old tension. The villain proved inconsequential in the story and served only to highlight the characteristics of the new Teen Titans. However, the primary baddie awaits in “The Other.” Artistically, the issue was hit and miss. But, overall the issue held together nicely. I am excited to see where Glass and his creative team take the Teen Titans next! Read Full Review

Adam Glass delivers another solid issue of Teen Titans. While the script isn't perfect " in fact, it bogs quite a bit halfway through before finishing on a high note " it still serves as a satisfying read. Roundhouse and Djinn provide some great developments that continue to add texture and layers to the arc, while Bernard Chang and Marcelo Maiolo seal the deal with dynamic, engaging art! If you haven't given Teen Titans a proper chance, then you need to rethink that decision. If this creative team has proven anything, it's that you only think you have this book figured out! Read Full Review

Adam Glass and Bernard Chang turn out an issue of Teen Titans that feels a bit slight by the time we get to the end. Read Full Review

This issue has far and away the best plot of the three issues so far, but it's still a long way from being a good book. A team book can't succeed if only a few members of the team are remotely likable or interesting. Read Full Review

As with the previous issue, Teen Titans #21 showed that Adam Glass' new team has some potential. The situation the Teen Titans found themselves in thanks to Gizmo tested them in unexpected ways. Unfortunately some problematic character decisions kept the story in Teen Titans #21 from reaching its full potential. Read Full Review

Overall, I hope as this series progresses the team dynamic gets better and feels less forced but I cannot in good faith recommend this issue. Read Full Review

Entertaining Funny Climactic etc..... Awesome issue! I love Roundhouse and DJinn!!!!

Surprisingly awesome. The characters are super unique, it's great fun to watch them learn to work together.

Good short story. I lived that they including gizmo. I think this short story might be a peek into what we can expect from this new squad and future problems they might have. I made two major observations in this comic. The first one is robins new attitude, in this story he didn’t come off ass a controlling ass that had to have everything his way he seemed a lot more passive in this issue. The second observation is that what will robin do with the ring that Jinn gave him. He has complete control over one of the most powerful members of his team so we will see if he gives the ring back. If would make It interesting if he decided not to.

For some reason I can't get into this comic, as much as I'd like to. Same happened with the previous issue. Something just doesn't click to me - maybe it's the story, maybe it's the characters maybe it's Robin's awkward BJ lips, or maybe it's me. It's going to take few more issues to figure out that mystery, I suppose. But as of now, I can't say I'm impressed with this newly formed comic.

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SnakeWilson - Aug 26, 2018

the suicide squad vibe was very strong in this edition, I do not hate SS but it bothered me a little to see this team in that way

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I don't care about any of these idiots or how bad they are at being heroes. I don't find their incompetence interesting or endearing in any way.