While Nightwing battles to stay alive, Raven heads inside to get the help of their secret weapon Terra, who has been in a stasis tube since she nearly died in her last fight with the Titans. Layman seems to be laying the groundwork for the character's redemption ever since she was exploited by Slade as a child, but this issue indicates it may not go all that smoothly. Read Full Review

Things go from bad to worse for all the Titans as Darkseid's forces impose their will. Layman's writing leans into the classic Titans lore for its' strongest moments. Woods brigns the action with energetic panels that push the heroes forward. A very steady issue that sets up more for down the road. Read Full Review

Titans #31 is a great read, with so much going on, I can't wait for the next issue. What's gonna happen?!?! Read Full Review

Titans #31 operates as competent assembly-line superhero action that pays its bills but refuses to break a sweat earning genuine reader investment. Multiple character moments hint at the emotional depth this issue could have achieved, but the relentless pace and the absence of any meaningful consequences drain the drama from every scene. This is a comic that exists primarily to shuffle pieces on a cosmic chessboard rather than make readers fear what happens next. Skip it unless you're completely locked into the event, and even then, you will not miss anything essential to understanding the larger story. Read Full Review