This issue definitely makes me want to pick up the next issue. I really do not want to wait a month to see how this ends. It brings this arc up and I am expecting a satisfying conclusion. I do hope that this is not the last we will see of this Wally West. Read Full Review

Dan Abnetts Titans continues to be one of the all-stars of DCs Rebirth. This issue is one of the high points of the series in spite of its minute shortcomings. This was a highly enjoyable read, and it easily earns its recommendation. Check this one out. Read Full Review

This was a great story from beginning to end. I was caught up in not only the mystery of is Nightwing really a double agent but also the whole gold feathers thing, as well who is this unseen force that is attacking the Titans and H.I.V.E. I don't know if Wally is truly dead or not because its comics people death means nothing in comics, but it will be interesting to see how the Titans respond to this. Also what about Lilith will she become the thing she fears I have no idea but I 'm sure there will be plenty of twists and turns along the way as the Titans navigate through this adventure. The art is outstanding and it goes really well with the flow of the story and fits it like a glove. Read Full Review

As for the cliffhanger ending? It's a little early to start killing off characters so I'm not buying it, but very curious to see how Abnett handles this one. There hasn't been a lot of Titans issues that have failed to anxiously have me awaiting the next issue. That's definitely the case here and it's time for the next 30 day countdown. Read Full Review

One of the best parts of this chapter was how everything else was in a background, including the impending doom that is coming. None of that mattered as much as the family and team building going on in the foreground. These core principles are truly what the creative team must consider most important, and it's a good thing. As I've said before, family and teamwork are what was missing in the Titans books during the New 52 era. I'm glad to have them back. Read Full Review

The issue is a very good one for the mythos of the Titans and shows us the things that we really like in the Titans over the years. It will probably go a long way in defining the team down the road. Read Full Review

Titans #15 makes a lot of positive progress, and hits many good notes concerning the longevity of the arc. Abnet abandons some of the CW level drama that's plagued the past few issues and works to pull the team together to face a common mission. Titans is on the right track, and I can't wait to see where it leads us. Read Full Review

Titans continues to burn through a good chunk of story that really makes me wish it was a biweekly book so that it didn't have to be as compressed as it is. Some of that is just the way Booth lays out the pages as every panel feels like it has a lot going on, which makes for a great second and third reading, but it also makes it feel like it's moving faster than it needs to. Such is the case of any book that has Wally West in it, though. This issue doesn't quite reveal the real traitor yet but it ramps up more of what's going on, something we're seeing tastes of in other books in other ways as well, as events continue to build in the post-Rebirth world. Read Full Review

Titans #15 was a good read and I'm looking forward to seeing how this particular character's death affects the team in the next issue. It seems that the Titans are constantly facing battles"more from within now more than ever. Nightwing represented that last sign of hope and trust that existed within the team. Acknowledging the lessons of Batman as reasons for his distrust and distance with team, hopefully next issue Dick Grayson and reassert himself as the leader he was meant to be. After the events of this issue, the Titans definitely need it. Read Full Review

Titans#15 is a fun, exciting book that keeps readers on edge with quick twists and turns. Despite revealing the “not everything is at it seems” a little too early, this issue should please any fun that's been following this monthly run. Read Full Review

If Dan Abnett has some clever way out of this I will be the first to cheer him. I just dont think that is likely. Read Full Review

While there are certainly some big moments in this issue and things that allude to even bigger things to come from this series, the beginning of this issue just kind of fell flat for its reiterating of concepts we've been talking about for the past two issues and for throwing a twist that was interesting right out of the window.  Besides that though and some cramped panel layouts, the rest of this book looks like it's becoming the series that I always thought it would and I can't wait to read more. Read Full Review

I really liked how Abnett dealt with the whole traitor plotline. The team dynamic is great as always, Booth's art is mediocre as always. The whole HIVE thing seems to come to conclusion soonish, but every issue there are seeds planted for the future events.