Written by Nicole Maines, Joshua Williamson, Zipporah Smith, and Dan Jurgens As the ramifications of the Titans' battle with Starro reverberate across the globe, Metropolis is hit with an unexpected surge of electricity from...is that--? No. It can't be. Livewire? BUT SHE'S A--A--okay you're going to have to read this one to believe it. Meanwhile, Supergirl and Dreamer take on the terror of the Flamebird, Power Girl is no longer, and amid the chaos a threat continues to grow on the horizon. All signs point to a major new shift in the world of Superman in Beast World Tour: Metropolis!
Titans: Beast World Tour Metropolis #1 is a great collection of tales. The trio of stories are representative of the creativity within comics and how a similar concept can be told in a variety of ways and in so many styles. Read Full Review
Overall, a great kickoff to this event's anthology portion with three strong stories, but the Jurgens one is definitely my favorite. Read Full Review
Titans: Beast World Tour Metropolis helps add to the larger event with three tales fleshing out perspectives from different heroes. Two out of the three feel essential, or at the very least compelling, looks at heroes trying to make sense of the chaos the world is under. I call that a win. Read Full Review
Seeing how the Superfamily managed against mutants caused by Beast Boy's fight with a conqueror helped established more to come under the Beast World banner. It developed more of Dreamer in the moving DC Universe and sets up more storylines, such as Brainiac's impending attack, even long after the present event concludes. Overall, it helps build to what Amanda Waller has in mind. Read Full Review
Ultimately, the Beast World Tour is solid enough but could have used a little something extra to justify its cover price. Read Full Review
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