IT ALL GOES HAYWIRE! Robin's reeling after a battle against Haywire's Anti-Titans doesn't go as planned, and a confrontation with his biggest stan, Kid Flash, reveals how Batman's protege really feels about his role as a leader. Robin sees he must make a big move to earn back his teammates' trust--and shares a super-secret! Meanwhile, Speedy shoots his shot with Donna, but is rebuffed... Could Wonder Girl have eyes for another superhero in the making?
There's been some tension brewing among the team and it reaches its breaking point with the arrival of the Terror Titans. If you're gonna wind down a team book, it makes sense to have them battle a supervillain team. With a big reveal in this cliffhanger and so, so much left to tell from a storytelling perspective hopefully this isn't the last time we see this creative team handle the adventures of the Teen Titans. Read Full Review
Sometimes it can difficult to think of new ways to sing the praises of DC's World's Finest series, but World's Finest: Teen Titans can often make it easy with its dynamic storytelling and fresh ideas. Read Full Review
This incarnation of the team has rarely gotten the spotlight in the modern day, so this could easily wind up being their defining story as a group. Read Full Review
In a rollercoaster of emotion and adventure, World's Finest: Teen Titans #5 which presents a threat the team will need to beat to ever move forward! Read Full Review
World's Finest: Teen Titans #5 is a surprisingly strong example of a well-done, YA-focused comic set in the main universe. The team's lack of maturity and trust bubbles over into a series of engaging dramas, and the superhero aspects fit right in with the best of classic Teen Titans or Young Justice. Read Full Review
This issue encapsulates the quintessential elements of a Teen Titans saga; heart, humor, and spectacle, making it a must-read for fans and newcomers alike. Read Full Review
This definitely felt like one of the weaker issues in the series, but it's by no means bad. Sometimes you gotta dip down so you can rise higher next time. Read Full Review
It's good to read a good Titans comic and a well-characterized Dick Grayson. I wish we had this in the regular series.
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Well written, well drawn—its World’s Finest, people, you know what to expect.
Solid issue. You knew what was coming. The group was fraying too much and this was the big break. This mini-series reads like a classic tale of a young group of heroes trying to form a team. It has a very nostalgic feel. A bit of paint by the numbers if you ask me but a very nice paint by the numbers. Waid just shines up old concept and tropes really well to deliver a solid issue. It does its job well and leads clearly into the last issue with a potentially re-energized team.
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