The Eisner Award-winning series is back for an all-new six-issue miniseries! Superboy and Supergirl return to the treehouse to discover...IT'S MISSING! Or is it just...really small? Who could have done such a thing?! Find out as all your favorite Tiny Titans search for answers!
There isn't too much to say that hasn't been said hundreds of times about this book, but it is so refreshing and nice to see it back. As a parent, this is one of the first comics I've given to my daughter that I felt she really connected with (she called Brainiac 5 cute), and that alone brings me a ton of joy. If I had my druthers, this wouldn't just be a mini, but we should be thankful we have it back at all. Read Full Review
Tiny Titans: Back to the Treehouse #1 is just plain fun. If you have young ones you want to get into reading comics, grab this right away. If you just love good fun, get this comic. It will remind you that good comics don't need blood and gore to be good. Read Full Review
All things considered, Tiny Titans: Return to the Treehouse is one of the most enjoyable comic DC has published in a good while. Read Full Review
Overall: it may not appeal to everyone who is a fan of mainline DC continuity, but if you want a fun, lighthearted read that doesn't talk down to its audience, you can't get much better than this. Read Full Review
For fans of the previous run or Superman Family Adventures for that matter youre going to find more of what you loved in these pages, albeit a few less gags than the best of the previous issues. For the curious who have never given Tiny Titans a chance, I demand you pick up this issue. I dare you not to chuckle and smile. Heck, you might even beam. Read Full Review
Everyone needs to get this book. This needs to be an ongoing series. Everyone needs more TINY TITANS in their lives. We need some comics that are on the lighter side and also pure fun. Art Baltazar and Franco have a knack for making comics that kids can read with jokes that older readers can appreciate as well. Do yourself a favor, read this comic and share it with a younger reader in your life. Or better yet, buy two, one for yourself and one to give away. This is a comic that can easily brighten the dark shelves at comic shops. Read Full Review
Readers of all ages have been hankering for more "Tiny Titans" and "Return to the Treehouse" #1 does not disappoint. While this isn't ground-breaking social awareness stuff, this is the perfect gateway comic for the young and youthful as well as more seasoned readers celebrating the imagination that sparked four-color superhero adventures in the first place. Here's hoping we get plenty more "Tiny Titans" where this came from. Read Full Review
As this is the first of six issues, the mystery and chase is not to be resolved here. Just as the heroes close in on the culprits, fate steps in and Braniac 5 and Psimon are able to escape. It is an absolutely enjoyable first issue and it is a reminder how much this series has been missed. Art and Franco are writing real all-ages books. Tiny Titans: Return to the Treehouse should be high on anyone's list. Those familiar with their work should know exactly what to expect here, and this is as good as what has come before. The book won't be around for long, and readers would do well to not miss out! Read Full Review
Tiny Titans: Return to the Treehouse #1 is a fun comic for readers of all ages. While the simplistic and genuine tone of the book may not be as appealing to some more mature readers as the sarcastic comedy of Teen Titans Go! or the tongue-in-cheek camp of Batman '66, it really works well for the young and the young at heart. If you're looking for a comic to share with a younger reader, you really can't go wrong with this. Read Full Review
Overall, it's great to have another all-ages title join the DC line-up, even if it's just for six issues in total. This is definitely one to read with the kiddos in your life. Read Full Review
In short, I'm a fan of this book, and I'm glad to see it's back. All-ages doesn't have to mean kids' stuff, and this book appeals to the old-school nerd in me as much as the child (though they tend to both hang out and eat frozen pizza while watching ‘Gilligan's Island'). In short, Tiny Titans: Return To The Treehouse #1 is a fun book, and one that I recommend to those who aren't afraid to read a story that dares to be silly and fun rather than plumbing the depths of misery, and the kids earn a very solid 3.5 out of 5 stars overall. Read Full Review
A hit with younger and older readers alike, the previous TINY TITANS series was quite popular as all-ages titles go. For kids and fans of that old title alike, TINY TITANS: RETURN TO THE TREEHOUSE #1 is a welcome relaunch full of lighthearted adventures and a welcome addition to DC's frequently lagging all-ages lineup. For adults not already enamored of the TINY TITANS universe, however, it may not serve as the best introduction. Read Full Review
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