The setup limited some of the fun in this issue, but Scott and Luis are still bringing a vintage Teen Titans feel to this book making it worthwhile for longtime Titans fans. Read Full Review

Titans United #5 is the first issue of the run that left me unsatisfied. I'm hoping that this was a mid-season lull, as they have in TV shows, and it picks back up next time. Read Full Review

This is one of the better issues since the first, mostly because it keeps the focus on a smaller group of characters. Read Full Review

Admittedly, your mileage on this issue might vary, especially as the larger arc seems to zig-zag into an array of places. But the writing from Cavan Scott and art from Jose Luis and Jonas Trindade is compelling and reliable enough to thoroughly entertain fans of this crop of characters. Read Full Review

While the art continues to be great in this mini the story is leaving me wanting. A lot is going on here and while we do get a pseudo explanation/motive for why things are happening, the story feels like it has taken a left turn from where it began, and ultimately I just want more out of this because the plot and characters just don't feel right. Read Full Review

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This was a step-up from the previous two issues, but it's still not a great book. I enjoyed Raven and Connor going through different memories and I liked that there wasn't as much banter between the team members here. However, the story does feel kind of average and the art is just solid, but nothing spectacular. I just hope this team can continue to turn things around as we head into the final two issues of this miniseries.

This was slightly better, but wow nothing happens here.

Pretty bad issue.

It is getting dumber and dumber, luckily I bought the issues on a heavy discount...