Titans #30 continues the thrilling event of DC K.O. with Cyborg and Swamp Thing, bringing a fight you won't want to miss. Read Full Review

Titans #30 is a great entry in the DC K.O. event. Great character moments, incredible art by Woods, and a fun fight. Next up: Harley Quinn vs. Zatanna. That one is going to be a doozy. Read Full Review

Titans #30 is a satisfying issue with a round that looks and speaks volumes of both Cyborg and Swamp Thing's characters, while moving the Titans story arc forward at the same time. Read Full Review

Titans #30 understands exactly what kind of comic it is and leans into it with confidence. John Layman and Pete Woods turn Cyborg vs. Swamp Thing into a showcase of power, creativity, and escalating stakes, using the multiverse to keep each round feeling fresh and unpredictable. While it's mostly a fight comic, the emotional beats at the end and that sharp cliffhanger give the issue weight beyond the punches. Whether you're Team Cyborg or Team Swamp Thing, this match proves DC K.O. is hitting its stride. Read Full Review

Titans Issue 30 is a terrific depiction of opposites. The two fighters come from Earth, but could not represent further aspects of the planet. Cyborg is the height of engineering, whilst Swamp Thing encapsulates the Earth itself. Read Full Review

Titans #30 proves that tournament comics work best when they explore character rather than just rank power levels. This issue knows what matters and delivers on it. Read Full Review

The art is pretty solid in Titans #30. Woods has a strong grasp of anatomy in various angles and perspectives, it's really impressive. What's more is his ability to draw different, recognizable iterations of each character while maintaining his own style. Read Full Review

The best of the All Fight Month crossovers so far this month.

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