Teen titans Annual #2 was stellar. It compliments the main run excellently, and it's a real treat to have the story continued two weeks in a row. It's been fantastic seeing Batman in these last few issues, and with Deathstroke's return, I've been impresses to see the direction following Glass's run. It's dark and dramatic, and I'm moving every second. Read Full Review

While Teen Titans is ending, its at least going out on a roll. Too bad its too little too late. Read Full Review

This book starts and ends with Robin, but it takes the character in a direction the character needs to truly evolve, and that's more than enough to warrant a read. Read Full Review

Is this story dark and paint Damian Wayne out to be a little prick? Yeah, but there's also a lot of emotion involved that elevates this Annual over what we've been getting out the Teen Titans series lately, not to mention that the book looks great in the process. If you're a fan of who Damian Wayne currently is and can't accept change or new things then you'll probably hate this issue, but if you're for progression and new characterizations, then maybe this is something you can get behind. Read Full Review

I liked Teen Titans Annual #2, but I felt like it could have done a bit more with its page count. The art certainly makes the book feel big and important, however, as we see Robin rage and Batman do his best to let him. If this is a turning point for Robin, this book will make you believe it and then some. Read Full Review

Thompson does his best to make the story of Damian quitting Robin believable. He gives context for Damian's inner turmoil, and couches a lot of his actions and reasoning in grief over losing Alfred. The Batman here is one who genuinely cares about his son, and does what he can to convince Damian to return home. As a reader, I'm less worried about Damian's future because this feels less like this is his villain origin story and more the story of a hurting and confused 13 year old who needs his family to pull him back. I can only hope that things between him and Batman will be resolved soon. Read Full Review

There are still three issues to go, but this annual feels like the series finale in a lot of ways. That's because it's the conclusion to the long-running subplot of Damian Wayne's self-destruction " and if you're expecting a happy ending, you haven't been reading this book. Read Full Review

Anyone who gets mad at character development that they won't agree with, stay away from this. However, I found the conclusion to this story pretty satisfying. It makes sense that Alfred being killed in front of Damian would have such a negative effect on him. He is only 13 years old. I'm interested to see this new direction he will go, and for any Damian fans upset... don't worry the status quo will be normal by next year as always.

very redundant, if we already know that Damian wants to be the new Arab Under the Hood region, obviously Batman is not going to beat him to the pulp or bury a batarang and then leave him forgotten in a building that exploded for two things, first he is a teenager almost a child maybe between 14-16 years, second is his blood child unlike the others with the exception of Dick who is his favorite. But sit down and beg ??? That was too much, not even to put a limit on it in a healthy way. Anyway it was the best number of this series but it is still bad.

套路化到了极致，每一页都让人感觉已经看过了一千次。这故事如果不是DC出版，它应该被控告抄袭——至少称不上任何原创。

The routine is so extreme that each page feels like it's been read by me for a thousand times. If this story were not published by DC, it would be accused of plagiarism -- at least not of anything original.

DC really regressed Damian character so much. Such a shame!

Don't buy this crap, it's just a repetition of what we've heard for the past few terrible issues and the most important plot developement is already on the cover. There is no twist here, you will get exactly the shit you expected to get. Don't waste your money on this.