I'm always a bit wary of projects that act as a bridge between a canceled series, and a relaunched one, as most times the sole objective tends to be to offer up an attention grabbing show that will hopefully attract more readers to the relaunched title than were supporting the canceled book. Now I don't have a problem with pomp and circumstance, as "nothing will ever be the same" stories can inject some much needed life into a series, and this book has been handed an even more impressive task of placating two groups of fans who are feeling dejected by the cancellation of their favorite books, while also acting as a launching point for two new series. However, in the midst of this firework show, most times the event itself becomes more important to the story, and Judd Winick certainly does very little to prove me wrong, with a rather unimpressive start that has the Titans & Young Justice doing battle against a cybernetic opponent who makes both groups look like rank amateurs who would h Read Full Review