This comic is in fact good, as it builds the new lineup of the Teen Titans well. Damian gets a first hand look at what it's like to be back with Ra's Al Ghul and it ain't pretty. Read Full Review

Review8.0SolidPredictability aside, Benjamin Percy and Khoi Pham bring a solid Teen Titans comic to the shelves as they, along with the team, begin to hit their stride.Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)RelatedBatmanBeast BoyDamian WayneDCDC comicsRobinteen titansAbout the AuthorDanny BenavidesDad. Husband. Product Editor. Social Media Manager. Network Engineer. Music Enthusiast. Techie. Gamer. Coffee Addict. Vinyl Collector.View all posts by Danny BenavidesPreviousThe Hunt For Rip Continues in Legends of Tomorrow 2X09 REVIEWNextBig Screen Flash Film DelayedRelated PostsAsk The Council #1 " Could Amazo become a True Green LanternHow Watchmen is Basically a Batman Comi Read Full Review

Benjamin Percy is doing an incredible job with this series. The characters are exactly who they should be, it feels like classic Teen Titans but instead we have Damien in the mix as well which spices things up. I like how the Demon's Fist seem to be turning against Mara behind the scenes and can't wait to see what happens with that. The art is fantastic as well. If this series was adapted into an animated show or movie I wouldn't want the art to change at all. It fits the tone of the series perfectly. Read Full Review

This Titans team continues to find itself and mature.  The spotlight on the disparate adolescent paths of Damian and Mara helps to flesh out both characters quite well.  Great forward momentum as we approach the climax of this arc. Read Full Review

And though its dealt with very quickly, this issue also has Kid Flash, the only one of Damians recruits who had not been part of any previous line up of Titans, come to feel that he truly is a member of the team. I expect this will get touched on again, and not too far down the road. Read Full Review

Thankfully for Damian, he made a greater impression on Beast Boy, Starfire, Raven, and Kid Flash than he expected. It seems Robin crafted himself a new team after all. Worth a look. Read Full Review

Overall I really liked this issue, and Im really digging Benjamin Percys work. Im interested to see if Beast Boy plays a bit more of a leadership role in the teamalthough I love Damian, it would be nice to see him step up to the plate a little bit. The art is also very well done, and I liked the battle over the lava pit between Mara and Damian. Variant covers by Chris Burnham are truly awesome. Read Full Review

Teen Titans #4 is exactly the issue that this story arc needed to move forward with. The main conflict between Robin and his grandfather, Ra's Al Ghul, added further depth to the fight between the Teen Titans and Demon' Fist. This depth made the fight between Robin and Mara have a greater impact to the overarching story Benjamin Percy has crafter. And while the other Teen Titans didn't get a lot of screen time Percy did maximize how much of them we saw and give some much needed character development for Beast Boy. Now with the Teen Titans united the conflict with the Ra's and the Demon's Fist should only intensify. Read Full Review

It's entertaining enough, but it would be even more so if the rest of the Teen Titans were given more than they currently have to do. Read Full Review

Damian Knows Best wraps next month. The monthly release schedule hasn't done the book any favors as it feels like it's dragging out longer than necessary. With a new team member arriving and some new threats coming, these initial growing pans should ultimately prove worth enduring. Read Full Review

Ben Percy's Teen Titans continues to show promise, but it also holds onto some of its past flaws (and adds a few new ones). Pham's pencils benefit from far greater consistency than we saw last time, and the narrative tension works quite well; but rushed color work and uncertain characterization take some of the wind out of this book's sails. Even so,Teen Titans provides plenty of entertainment, while occupying a place in DC's line that was poorly served in The New 52. Read Full Review

The story in Teen Titans #4 is straightforward and predictable. Still, seeing the new Teen Titans come together was entertaining. The short-lived matchbetween Damian and Mara over a lava pit was equally fun. Teen Titans continues to explore the intricacies and development of a young Damian Wayne. I am interested to see how his character growsas a result of this narrative arch. Read Full Review

While predictable, this issue is certainly exciting and full of ninja action. Not to mention a good stab in the back! Read Full Review

The Rebirth Teen Titans are good enough as a comic, with incredible art, so I can definitely consider this a well-made comic. But for me, personally,the team is too forced and the storyline leaves a lot to be desired. Read Full Review

Awkward pacing on this one. I liked the mirror thing a little. I wish Damian would've seen himself as his own Batman and not just a clone of his father, and I wish Ras' vision of Damian would've been more personalized too, and not just a clone of Ras. Some poor dialogue. Maybe I don't enjoy Pham's art as much as I'd thought. It's not very thoughtful, doesn't push the book any further than the expectation.