Haunted by a past they no longer recognize, Dick Grayson and Roy Harper hunt for the truth. Somehow, somewhere, there must be someone who can explain the memories that obsess them but dont belong to them. Their search has unleashed the rage of Atlantis, but thats nothing compared to the fury of the Amazonian outcast waiting for them in the shadows.
I am truly enjoying this comic book and I am actually happy to where the story is. Yes, I want to know more about this villain that Lilith keeps having visions about (and now auditory hallucinations too"), but I like the pace. It's at a good spot right now and I can't wait to read the next issue. If you saw the spoiler I posted, I'm excited. How is this duo going to be connected as well? Read Full Review
This issue was an enjoyable read but it was not as packed as the previous issues have been. We get more action in the fight at the beach and we see Dick thinking before he punches somewhat. He is able to realize that he cannot take both an Amazon and an Atlantean so he falls back. This does allow for all three to find the clubhouse. Read Full Review
I thought Titans Hunt #3 was a great issue. It takes things up a notch and gives us plenty of action, great dialogue between characters and the penciling was an awesome effort. I'm actually eager to see where the story goes and what happens with the Titans next. As I stated before, I'm really missing Kid Flash here but that's because the interaction between the characters is so good, it makes you wonder where exactly he is. Hopefully this will be addressed next issue"but definitely pick up Titans Hunt #3"its worth your money. Read Full Review
While I was on the verge of giving up completely on this book, this issue really changed my mind by throwing out some decent clues in what's affecting our former Titans, while really making the shadowy villain pretty scary. What's a bunch of clues and decent villainy without some good looking art though? Well, thankfully we have that here as well. Just an all around enjoyable experience that gets me excited for what's to come. Go and give Titans Hunt another look if you've fallen off it's trolley because you might just be pleasantly surprised. Read Full Review
This comic is important for the DCU. It may be a slow burner but the ramifications of this series could mean a spin out to a fully fledged titans comic. This will only happen if the writing remains decent and the art improves though, some bigger drama and some better art definitely needs to be implemented, butTitans Hunt #3definitely manages to build towards a higher revelation for the potential team. Read Full Review
The series isn't quite there for me yet, and so far it feels like it'd be better read as a trade than individual issues, but things are getting better. I think the next issue will be key to see if this is a series I keep reading, or one I completely give up on. Read Full Review
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