World's Finest: Teen Titans #2
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| Writer | Mark Waid |
| Artist | Emanuela Lupacchino |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Welcome to Metropolis, Wonder Girl! Hoping to reconnect with her human roots, Donna Troy leaves Themyscira for the City of Tomorrow. There she meets Mal Duncan, a young man with the makings of a true hero. And just in time, too-the Titans will need all the help they can get as they investigate a cry for help that leads them to a haunted house that is not what it seems!
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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AIPT - Michael Guerrero
Aug 08, 2023World's Finest: Teen Titans #2 is another strong issue in the series that continues to make a fun story. Read Full Review
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9.5
Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles
Aug 09, 2023WFTT is already proving to be a worthy spin-off to BSWF. Now if only DC sees the full potential in making this an ongoing series Read Full Review
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9.2
Comic Watch - B. Radtz
Aug 08, 2023Waid and ELup continue with this fun little romp with the original teen team, bringing a story that delves into their past, building this teams foundation with a modern spin. Emanuelas artwork just enhances every scene, making the book as close to a masterpiece as you can get. Read Full Review
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9.0
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Aug 08, 2023This continues to be a blast, just like the parent series. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Aug 08, 2023Mark Waid and Emanuela Lupacchino take what they established in the first issue and improve on it in every way with World's Finest: Teen Titans #2. The focus is given to Donna Troy, Garth, Roy Harper, and Karen Beecher. In the process we see how Waid and Lupacchino continued to modernize the original Teen Titans adventures while maintaining what makes this team so beloved. Read Full Review
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9.0
ComicBook.com - Evan Valentine
Aug 09, 2023Once again, World's Finest remains the gold standard for DC Comics and I'm crossing my fingers that the trend continues. Read Full Review
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8.5
Weird Science - Gabe Hernandez
Aug 08, 2023World's Finest: Teen Titans #2 improves on the first issue by bringing the team together to find a missing girl in a spooky house. Instead of crafting the Titans version of a Scooby Doo adventure, Waid delivers a mature, emotionally resonant plot. Waid is doing something unique with this title, don't sleep on it. Read Full Review
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8.1
Multiversity Comics - Brian Salvatore
Aug 10, 2023Regardless of the reason, Waid and Lupacchino are delivering a book that feels relevant to today and also revelatory about the characters in it, which is not typically something you get from a series set in the past. Whether its Donna Troy's naivet, Garth's reluctance to let loose, or Robin's struggles with leadership, this book is giving a really insightful peek into the past of the Titans, whenever that is. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicsOnline - Tony Rhea
Aug 01, 2023ComicsOnline recommends this issue to fans of the Teen Titans, but especially to those fans who have young teens in their lives. Stories like this, relating normal teenagers and their issues to these larger-than-life heroes, are a great way of sparking important conversations that may be awkward and difficult but are altogether important ones to be able to have. Read Full Review
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8.0
Batman-News - Cam Lipham
Aug 09, 2023I can't wait for more of this book. The ending is super fun, and leaves a lot to look out for! Read Full Review
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8.0
Dark Knight News - Bryant Lucas
Aug 10, 2023World's Finest: Teen Titans #2 feels different from any teenage superhero story currently on the market. Often adolescent superhero tales are full of angst and drama, setting a moody tone. Waid and Lupacchino take a different approach; while there's still relationship drama, the series lacks all the normal teen angst. Read Full Review
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7.0
COMICON - Olly MacNamee
Aug 09, 2023'World's Finest: Teen Titans' #2′ is a rather uninspiring issue after it's zippy debut. Wonder Girl and Aqualad are the characters who are the main focus for this issue, along withe mystery of a strange and haunted house. Certainly an issue that seems to favour character development over story. And even that's minimal. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
First issue was great, this issue was better. While it does appear this might be sort of episodic story-telling in nature, it leaves several subplots that will almost certainly play out into bigger issues later on. Really enjoy that there are still people who use foreshadowing and subplots in stories. Feels almost like a simple but forgotten art. Also I will say I laughed a lot at this issue, between the Speedy and Robin banter and Donna just going full... Donna? I loved so many moments of this book. A great story augmented by moments of laughter and 'the warm and fuzzies'.
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9.0
After a strong debut issue, Mark Waid and Emanuela Lupacchino deliver another rousing adventure in WORLD'S FINEST TEEN TITANS #2. The creative duo's knack for modernizing classic characters in modern storylines has been truly impressive so far and in this second issue they also reintroduced more classic characters and added new layers of depth to our main heroes. For this issue, the focus shifts to Wonder Girl's POV for the opening act and we get to see her sheer exuberance for all the human world has to offer that Paradise Island didn't offer. Aqualad and Bumblebee met up her and Mal Duncan, her "new friend" as she calls him, for a day of fun around Washington, D.C. and we get to see them partaking in some fun festivities. Throughout more
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9.0
I'm not sure if this standalone issue represents the format this series is going to take, but if so I don't mind at all! I like the idea of giving each or a couple of the Teen Titans time to shine in stories that can be enjoyed in a single sitting. Waid manages to give each character depth, and it seems that he can do no wrong as of late. Bellaire's colors really pop in this issue as well.
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8.5
An episodic issue, with a simple, functional and fun plot. Waid again uses a "script engine" to develop characters, with Lupacchino's narrative flowing slowly and nicely around pages.
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8.0
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8.0
Some of the modern day/ social media stuff feels so forced
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Art left some to be desired at some pointd
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