Titans #15 is the perfect end to a perfect arc. With amazing storytelling, stunning art, and incredible character development, this is an issue you dont want to miss. Tom Taylor is writing the best Titans weve seen in a while, and this is an era we will be talking about for years to come. Read Full Review

While this series never quite had enough time to reach the peaks of some of Taylor's other runs, it felt like the best family reunion the DCU has had in a very long time. Read Full Review

While it may be the swan song for Tom Taylor on Titans, how will the Dark-Winged Queen fare against the Titans? The saga of Raven possessed by hate and evil has been a journey that has fully spilled onto the DC Universe. Now, we get the full conclusion that will resolve Raven's transformation. Taylor and Lucas Meyer give us quite the issue that shows why the Titans are Earth's protectors and helps to justify Waller's anger, leading her toward Absolute Power. Before we go All In, see how it ends for Raven. Read Full Review

Overall, as an ending to a story itself Taylor has left the Titans in spot where they can continue to be presented as one of DC Comics premiere superhero teams. Read Full Review

solid ending. I like it.

A pretty solid ending to Taylor's time on this series, in my opinion. As a matter of fact, I thought Taylor's run as a whole was pretty solid. Not everything was my absolute favorite, but this certainly had some great moments. I'm intrigued to see where John Layman takes things in the next issue. Pete Woods on the art duties is certainly something to look forward to.

This was a solid issue and I liked the resolution of Raven having to embrace her dark and light sides to be whole. The problem is that Taylor continually has all conflicts end with talks in both Titans and Nightwing so it diminishes the affect of when he puts such resolutions to good use.

Though this issue had a lot of dialogue, but I really like the resolution. It was out of the box adn unexpected. I really appreciate that. I know this series has critiques across the board and I'm not a Tom Taylor fan, bu I do appreciate how he ended this story.

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(Score for the whole run, this issue, in particular, and finale, would rate like a 5)

For this type of story, this run felt rushed. It started very well, very slow and methodical, used Beast World to up the stakes greatly and unexpectedly and it felt driven, the decisions Taylor was making felt meticulous, and now we are here. The finale felt even smaller than this run was and this run felt really small in tons of way, when all lead me to believe it was supposed to be the opposite. The finale was built for a long time, but a lot that led to it now feels inconsequential and because this run never really changed its tone, it does not feel like progress, the characters do not really carry their wounds.

This run just never really evolved, it's like Taylor struggled to show its range with the title, as he did with Beast World but not here, and struggled to just break the cage of his own making. That's why it was just 2 men show most of the time and never extended to the others.

So this is the essence of my complaints, as a constant vibe of warm safe space it does it very well,but does not do much more for me personally. Still, the maturity of this issue, of the whole run, of the message is to be applauded, it's one of few times the Titans were working to be an adult family and acted as one even tho a little bit too stoic from time to time, and that what I will remember this for, mainly.
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I’m grateful the titans hug it out era is over

They finished off the raven