Titans #11 is my idea of wonderful. The next DC encyclopedia, by the word "excellence, should feature the photo of everyone who worked on this little book. Read Full Review

Titans #11 is spectacular. The comic is a brilliant representative of what Tom Taylor has been attempting over the latest arc. Read Full Review

Tom Taylor and Lucas Meyer have found the secret sauce to make the latest story involving Trigon making Raven his successor engaging. Read Full Review

This does feel a little like a tie-in to Absolute Power before that event startsnot a surprise, and this team has had quite a few of thosebut Taylor has done great work with these characters, and every new dark twist that threatens to unravel them works very well to up the tension. Read Full Review

Of the four installments, this was the strongest issue of this arc. Ironically since it featured the least amount of Dark Raven's manipulations and more of a focused story tying into Absolute Power. Read Full Review

Titans #11 is an exemplary bit of how to make big superhero comics accessible and I'm already anticipating issue #12 as a result. Read Full Review

Titans #11 introduces a new robot villain with strong potential, shows that Nightwing is becoming reckless (not in a good way), and sets the stage for Evil Raven to continue her descent into darkness. Tom Taylor's script hits all the right technical notes, but he misses big on the creative choices, and Meyer's art is solid. Read Full Review

I'm at the point where this series is being graded on a curve for me. If I felt invested in this story, the flaws with this issue would feel disappointing. But Taylor hasn't given readers much emotionally resonant material to work with up to this point, so I picked up this comic simply hoping to have a decent time, and that was achieved. Meyer's art combined with the novelty of learning more about a recently introduced character kept my attention. Read Full Review

this is a solid series right here. Tom Taylor is cooking, and this is not only in my opinion the Definitive Titans run, but it's right up there with the great superhero team runs like Geoff Johns Justice League, Grant Morrison JLA, Hickman and Bendis Avengers, Hickman's Fantastic Four, Jed Mackay's Avengers, etc. This is one of the best superhero team runs out there, and I highly reccomend people read this.

Another pretty good issue. I especially liked Dick's spin on Zur-En-Arrh. A relatively smaller aspect I've really liked about this run is Taylor having Nightwing try to be better than Batman, but not in a way that's negative/hostile/etc., if that makes sense. At the time of this writing, I haven't read Taylor's current Nightwing series, so I don't know how present that aspect is there, if at all.

Mid arc im afraid