Teen Titans (2016-) #23 bends and breaks friendships before rebuilding them come issue's end. A crazy cool story complemented by animated artwork, this is one of the best issues of Teen Titans (2016-) thus far. Read Full Review

While it does face some issues in the characterization and plot structure, TEEN TITANS #23 is a very satisfying new issue for the series. Writer Adam Glass does a fantastic job giving readers a panoramic look at so many elements of this story in a well-paced and clear way, while artist Bernard Chang gives us a fantastic visual experience. Read Full Review

TEEN TITANS #23 continues to live up to its predecessors, and possibly starts to prepare to exceed them in some ways. Pick it up and join the fun Read Full Review

Another impressive issue of the Teen Titans... another one, and I might think we've somehow teleported back to 2003.  The Titans haven't been this consistently good in what feels like forever!  If you're still on the fence... or have been scared off since The New-52, trust me when I say: it's safe to come home! Read Full Review

After shot Gordon, or that's what Lady Vic believes, The Titans finds her on guard down in some place, in that instant when Lady Vic is about to leave is when the young heroes act to capture her, however the Titans are too young to confront Lady Vic and their inexperience makes she escape, but not before causing some damage, the persecution continues until the Titans finds her hidden inside a building, but when our heroes get into to the room where Lady Vic hides something explosive is about to happen to the Teens Titans. Read Full Review

So the book is progressing reliably. While I cannot say I was thrilled with this issue, I was certainly not disappointed, either. Read Full Review

VerdictAnother fun and action packed issue. It was great seeing Lady Vic again, she's another blast from the past. The shock of page two of the issue marries well with shocking events depicted inBatman #55, Nightwing #50 and Heroes In Crisis #1. The ongoing arc in this series, the characters and the consistently attention grabbing cliff hangers always leave me wanting more. The only (very) slight let down was the inconsistent art. Read Full Review

Teen Titans #23 was a solid issue that moved Glass' narrative forward. Also, it served to add a terrifying element of reckless abandon to The Other. Furthermore, tension continued to build between teammates. Different styles, levels of experience, and expertise brought the inherent conflict to the fore. Romantic relationships and the jealous feelings they induce add to the flavor of this newly minted team. Author, Adam Glass has left plenty of room to pursue multiple angles and directions in subsequent issues. Consequently, I am anxious to see how the storyline develops! Read Full Review

Notwithstanding the fact Roundhouse shouldve stayed dead, Teen Titans should continue to be a mainstay in your hold list if you like the characters. Read Full Review

This issue definitely felt like the kind of story that arrived at the right time for the book. It also helps that Glass introduces a threat that is takes some of the darkness of the Titans and focuses on the villain instead. I'm looking forward to seeing if Glass and Chang can maintain the newfound momentum come next issue. Read Full Review

Whilst this wasn't bad at all, there has been stronger issues Read Full Review

So many Teen Titans volumes have meandered off after an initial promising start and this Rebirth volume was no different, but the hiatus and refresh seems to have given this title quite a jump start. The 1-2 punch of Glass and Chang is working really well and hopefully they can stay consistent. Read Full Review

The team is starting to come together and the characters starting to develop, so it's starting to grow on me. Bright and energetic art makes the comic visually engaging, and if nothing else we're getting to see how Damian acts when he likes someone. Read Full Review

A very fun issue that explores how a team of young people can come together and grow collectively. Read Full Review

This new Teen Titans run has already proven to be an inconsistent affair, especially when it comes to the way the teenagers themselves are written. Read Full Review

Teen Titans isn't a terrible book, but it does need to decide which story it wants to tell, as well as the audience it's intended to target. I can't help but feel that Adam Glass and Bernard Chang had a grasp on this, but potentially faced interference after complaints from fans concerning darker tones in the beginning. It feels very similar to what's taking place with Nightwing this week. Here's my opinion on this" Stick to your plan. Even when I don't like an idea, I'd rather see that idea fulfilled than abandoned part of the way through the story. Why? Because more often than not, no matter how much I may dislike an idea, abandoning said idea before completing it tends to result in a product that is even worse" Teen Titans has potential, but DC/ Glass and Chang need to let it be what it could be if they want to reach that potential. Read Full Review

The title's improving, but it's improving from the absolute bottom. It doesn't work as a Teen Titans team. But hey, Young Justice is only a few months away. Read Full Review

Let’s just start off by saying that, the variant cover looks like it’s from Batman brave and the bold tv show, truly gorgeous. Roundhouse this issue was surprisingly my favorite character though I didn’t need to know about how he goes to the bathroom at times! We also learned why Kid Flash’s powers didn’t work the night that Roundhouse “died”, which the excuse was lame. We also get some drama between Djinn and Red Arrow, which makes me question why Damian likes Djinn, is it organic or magical. This comic gets better and better!

This issue was narrated by Djinn. I'm enjoying this title more and more as the issues move forward. While the team still has some problems to work out, they are gelling more; and Robin is asserting his leadership

At the end of Teen Titans # 22, Robin received their next mission from Red Hood. Issue # 23 starts with the team executing their mission. This was actually a very huge mission and the writers did a great job explaining why Batman was not involved. Robin formulated a great action plan and established his self as a strong leader.

We sort of find out how Roundhouse survived the explosion in # 21, as he is reintroduced back on the team. Let me say that Roundhouse is becoming my favorite character in this title. He brings a lot of comic relief and is also extremely smart. He is also the only member of the team with a normal family life; so he comes across as a real teenager compared to his teammates. The bromance between Roundhouse and Kid Flash is great. Kid Flash really needs someone in his life who can lighten him up because he has a lot of angst, and Roundhouse is the perfect person for that role. It's great to have Roundhouse in a full issue; and for him to be respected by his teammates.

The best part of this issue is the budding romance between Robin and Djinn. It was teased last issue but we're starting to see solid proof that they have feelings for each other. Damian literally risked everything for Djinn; and she outright admitted her feelings. I'm excited to see where this goes. Has he met his "partner in crime". His teammates are not as excited as I am; especially Red Arrow; who thinks their relationship could jeopardize the team. We'll see how this romance plays out.

All in all, this was a very fun issue. This team will be an unstoppable force once they workout all the kinks.


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This is slightly above average, I think it works fine, but God, Roundhouse is cringey. Like a 50 year old's first foray into youthful internet culture.

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