World's Finest: Teen Titans #3
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| Writer | Mark Waid |
| Artist | Emanuela Lupacchino |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
TITANSCON! As the Titans fandom converges on Metropolis by the thousands, the team crashes the con as a surprise--knowing it will leave the Titans (and their secrets) exposed. While Kid Flash and Speedy show off for the crowds, a new teenage villain, the obsessive Toyboy, shows up to wreak havoc and claim Wonder Girl for his own!
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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AIPT - Michael Guerrero
Sep 12, 2023In the third issue of the miniseries, World's Finest: Teen Titans #3 is a very fun issue with an serious undertone that appears to deliver an intentional and important message to readers. Read Full Review
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9.5
Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles
Sep 12, 2023The team tangles with a minor threat, which doesn't feel that significant anyway as Waid, Lupacchino and crew are showing a Teen Titans book can work simply by spending time with likable and good-natured characters. Read Full Review
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9.0
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Sep 12, 2023While it might not quite reach the highs of the parent book, there's no question that this is easily the best Teen Titans book we've gotten in years. Read Full Review
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9.0
ComicBook.com - Evan Valentine
Sep 13, 2023Whether it be through Batman/Superman or with the Titans, Waid's new imprint simply can't miss and remains a strong recommendation for those who are looking for one of the best superhero comics on the market today. Read Full Review
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8.5
Weird Science - Gabe Hernandez
Sep 12, 2023World's Finest: Teen Titans #3 may feel like Mark Waid's version of a YA comic, but the story (and Lupacchino's art) is surprisingly rich and complex. Without question, this is the best Titans book on the market. Read Full Review
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8.5
Batman-News - Jackson Luken
Sep 15, 2023World's Finest: Teen Titans #3 manages to balance the low-stakes fun of the Titans attending their own convention, Robin's continuing internal conflict about what kind of hero and leader he'll be, and exciting action. The heart remains Robin's personal coming of age journey, but enough time is dedicated to the rest of the team that we get to see what kind of people they are while fighting both villains and hordes of fans. Read Full Review
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8.0
The Comicbook Dispatch - kcscribbles
Sep 12, 2023Worlds Finest: Teen Titans #3 is another enjoyable issue with some great action scenes and more insight into each of the Titans personalities. Theres a great scene between Robin and Batman and a foreboding appearance by a shadow villain who will be menacing them in the future. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Sep 16, 2023World's Finest: Teen Titans #3 further cements this as one of the best comic books of the year for DC Comics. The convention setting opened new opportunities to explore where each Teen Titans member is at in this point in their lives in and out of their superhero identity. The continued build of the Terror Titans helps build up an endgame for when we get to the final issue of this mini-series. Read Full Review
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8.0
Dark Knight News - Bryant Lucas
Sep 17, 2023World's Finest: Teen Titans #3 is another win for the franchise. Waid's script is both fun and thought-provoking while Lupacchino's art reinforces the overall vibe of the book. What has me particularly excited is that the series seems to be building an overarching story now which wasn't clear in the earlier issues. I'm excited to see where it goes next. Read Full Review
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7.0
COMICON - Olly MacNamee
Sep 18, 2023'World's Finest: Teen Titans' #3 is a frothy but empty issue at best. A trip to a comic-con is the backdrop against which the latest new would-be enemy of the Titans makes his debut, but it all plays out rather predictably before he becomes the latest recruit in the war against the teen sidekick crew. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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We're somehow already at the midway point of World Finest: Teen Titans and yet it feels like we've had enough content to fill volumes and volumes of trades. In this week's issue, we get an intensely enjoyable commentary on modern convention culture through the eyes of our titular superhero group. PUBLISHER'S PITCH TITANSCON! As the Titans fandom converges on Metropolis by the thousands, the team crashes the con as a surprise--knowing it will leave the Titans (and their secrets) exposed. While Kid Flash and Speedy show off for the crowds, a new teenage villain, the obsessive Toyboy, shows up to wreak havoc and claim Bumblebee for his own! REVIEW Mark Waid and Emanuela Lupacchino's partnership keeps getting better and better with more
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I want to go to Titans con
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9.5
The lightheartedness and banter between characters makes this worth the read. Even with low stakes, this book is more engaging than most. So much fun.
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Once again, if you are fine with the modern interpretation of the Teen Titans, this is very fun. Also once again Robin is right... those darn horny worshipping Con goers. We have all been to Cons (I think?), we all know Waid's interpretation of it is more honest than most would like to admit. I laughed pretty hard several times this issue with the shenanigans going on. Good fun read. Action was great and in a fun setting. A lot of fun to be had. Well worth the cover price.
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https://youtu.be/j5zyeplecx0?si=fhq-lph5YNfJFCBm Review at (6:15) in link
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To me this issue was just plain stupid. Toyboy? Really? A comic convention? We haven't seen that before. Is Mark Waid out of ideas at this point. It was just silly. Some people might like the silly fun, but it wasn't for me. I'm dropping this title. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/5j1dSytrohk
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