My only concern is that I think the team may not survive this one emotionally. They're going to have dig deep and re-establish some trust if they have chance against Lobo. All in all I loved Teen Titans #31. It had great writing and brilliantly art from Bernard Chang and Marcelo Maiolo. This great creative team has given us another winner. Read Full Review

The fact that the problems rending the team are still causing friction just raises the stakes for the following issue. The Teen Titans are barely able to stand each other, yet have to work together to survive Lobos next assault. I expect it will be another winner. Read Full Review

The dark and deliberate visual aesthetic compliments the emotional tone of this book. Lobo and Crush have issues to work out. However, can The Teen Titans do anything to protect Crush from her daddy's issues? I'm excited to see how the team comes together and rises to meet their biggest challenge yet: Lobo. I highly recommend this book to fans of DC and The Teen Titans. Read Full Review

Glass isn't stretching this arc past it's limits as this battle ends next issue. I appreciate the swift pacing even as I'm curious how the team can stop The Main Man. This was another fun read from one of DC's most improved titles. Read Full Review

Unlike Lobo's questionable parenting style, Teen Titans #31 will not let you down. Read Full Review

It's just a fight scene... and yet, it works. This confrontation was a long time coming, it shines more light on the "Secret Origin of Crush" while advancing the story of The Other. Read Full Review

I hope that next issue's conclusion to this story gets back on track and delivers our team of young heroes giving the Main Man a taste of his own bad medicine. Messing with the Teen Titans proves that you're having ideas above your station. Read Full Review

This issue is mostly a slugfest, but it does present some subtle and stirring emotions from Crush, mostly done through her expressions revealing the more vulnerable human underneath her rigid exterior. Read Full Review

Looking forward to seeing how the Titans get out of this jam, or even what might happen if they dont. Read Full Review

Though something of a letdown in terms of storytelling, Teen Titans #31 is still a solid if breezy, all-killer-no-filler action bonanza with our titular heroes facing off against a villain who hopelessly outmatches them. Read Full Review

Maybe the worst thing about this misbegotten run is the way it takes good characters from other books and hollows them out, leaving crass and unlikable versions that make it harder for other writers to build on a strong foundation. Read Full Review

The characterization of Lobo is perfect, none of that hero crap (although he usually IS hired to play that role, so it makes sense.)

The Lobo fight issue. A solid, straightforward writing job. Good art. Elements of larger storyline (Are they going to let Robin rule the roost any more?) sprinkled in. 6.5/10.

Meh.

I didn’t know that Lobo calling someone “sugar daddy” was what my life was missing, but here we are.