My only issue going ahead is can it keep up this level of quality? It's no easy task to keep putting out work like this. I certainly hope the team can keep delivering. Read Full Review

Pansica delivers some dynamic visuals in this issue. The characters look amazing and the action is big, bombastic and filled with energy. Read Full Review

These quibbles aside, Teen Titans #39 is till a very strong comic. The way that the team has set their mistakes and differences aside, in order to rescue Djinn, is fantastic. I love all of these characters, and that's completely down to how well written and drawn they are. I foresee that this creative team will continue to deliver all the fun, action, suspense and surprises that I've come to expect from this consistently excellent series. Read Full Review

The most dysfunctional family in comics is finally on the same page (sort of), and it's utterly delightful. Read Full Review

Teen Titans #39 feels a bit off due to the regular creative team only being partially present for the proceedings, but is still a good old-fashioned superhero brawl that brings the stakes and a pleasant and surprising guest-star. If you're sleeping on this title, it's time to wake up! Read Full Review

While we get a huge reintroduction to a character that's been missing for a long ass time here, the overall story left me wanting because some of the concepts presented in this issue didn't feel like they all meshed together well and some felt out of nowhere.  The art is decent throughout and I look forward to where we go in this story and liked a lot of what we got here, but ultimately, I just wanted more. Read Full Review

For the start of a new arc, this was pretty exciting. It can feel a little to busy and chaotic at times with all the exposition and fighting packed into the pages, but I like the direction the story is going in. Read Full Review

Robbie Thompson has jumped on script duties in Teen Titans for the final act of Adam Glass' run, and the title does seem to have ticked up a bit in quality. Unfortunately, Thompson is still stuck with the same major problem " a weak team that mostly seems like a group project crew forced to work together rather than an actual team. Read Full Review

Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this month’s adventure because the artwork was bold, dynamic, and very easy to follow, whereas the story in itself was simplistic in its design but rather exciting to behold. In many ways, you could almost call this episode an... http://bit.ly/2TIlVOh

Man this team sucks. Bonus points for Crush calling sexism on something as innocuous as "guys", but then being homophobic in order to insult Kid Flash.

Literally when has this team ever had a good plan or done something right? I'm pretty sure the answer is never. I hope that they do die. And I hope that they stay that way.