I was sorry to see that Wally and Garth didn't stick around for this issue. However, there is a mention that they both are searching for Dane and Red X. Perhaps they will be returning after their search. The good news is that Teen Titans Academy #10 is another great story from Tim Sheridan, and the artwork from Mike Norton and Tom Derenick is superb. Sheridan's shifting his story into high gear and it looks like the upcoming issues are going to be a Hell of a ride. Read Full Review

Given how Teen Titans Academy has approached its ever-growing roster thus far, I can't help but be excited to see where this all goes next. Read Full Review

Teen Titans Academy #10is a contemplative pause before the hellish storm that awaits the academy. Sheridan does a great job of giving interiority to all the characters, The art by Norton, Sinclair, Skipper, and Derenick is all fantastic, allowing all of them to give their own distinctive mark, and Leigh's lettering is gives it the final touch of personality. I don't know where exactly the Teen Titans Academy is going from here, but it will be very intriguing to find out. Read Full Review

The bigger problem this issue is the characterization of the older Titans, with Nightwing being oddly willing to commit murder and Roy coming off as an insensitive jerkeven casually misgendering Stitch at some point. The ending delivers a very grim twist to what might be the last arc before a crossover, but it's still hard to get invested in the larger plot. Read Full Review

It's time to learn about Nevermore, the Son of Satan but sadly the more we learn about the character, the more that things just don't feel like they add up to what we've seen previously and also just kind of make the character kind of icky. Thankfully though, the art in this issue is enjoyable and we're leading to something that at least feels cool, but as for this issue, it's a lot of standing around and talking and a lot of what we get is moral conundrums that aren't anything new. Read Full Review

Teen Titans Academy keeps heading towards a path that felt predestined even if it doesnt feel particularly well earned. Read Full Review

Who knew the end of the world would be so boring. Really you need Stitch to impart wisdom to the Titans. That sequence came off so bad and makes the Titans really look like amateurs. The series started off nice but has slowly eroded over time. To bad.

Well, the series finally reached the point of no return and decided to trash the OG Titans and make them appear incompetent, old, and outdated, and all that while making sure that Stitch appear as the competent, compassionate, and of course, all-knowing character.

Stich literally called the Titans old and immoral, scolded them... Because the Titans apparently need Stitch to reach complex decisions now. And then the Titans just change their minds, just because Stitch said so.

Not to mention that stitch somehow revealed all their secret identities... because why not?

It's really unreadable. If you even remotely like the OG Titans, this book is not for you.

this is absolute TRASH, this series tries to be too many things and fails at basically all of them. It kinda feels like the writer is producing ideas out of his ass and throwing them in the issues and saying to himself "ya that makes complete sense". It kinda feels like bad one shot books stitched together to be a series plus that also ongoing.

Talking about this issue it tries to be like the hype issue for a big apocalypse that was in future state but it is completely trash, because there was no proper set up even the last issue they couldn't decide if they want to set up this event or focus on the reunion of roy and other teammates, so they basically smushed it together and made the last issue also a mess.

DC hire new writers who can writer better stories. Seriously this ISN'T one of those writers. more