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The art works perfectly for the style of writing and Young's got a fun take for the series but this just isn't the type of book I spend my time on.

I'm a big Greg Rucka fan. Met him several times. Nice guy. But I'm sure what's happened to his writing over the past few years. He helped in creating this character and yet there's abolutely nothing new or unique in this jumping on issue. Cain is back in the psychiatrist's office becasue we've never seen that before adn villain is once again her sister who is dead more times that not. I won't be f unding the next issue. Sorry, Greg.

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Disappointing art but the end twist kicked things up making me wanting to see what's next.

Most of the issue dragged on too much but at least the end left something interesting to follow.

Definitely what the series needed.

This was such a disappointment to wrap things up already and just didn't hold up to the previous issue. The Mark Russell cowriting also made some of the dialogue jarring for Batman.

I gotta give Brombal credit for essentially taking the piss out of how redundant Titan stories go with the classic team which really illustrates how the team needs to be refreshed or at least mixed up after a while. It was just disappointing we didn't get anything of the new team aside from the final panel.

Decent issue and like the concept of taking Wolverine down some Reacher-like stories. You just have to suspend all belief that Silver Sable would take such a job. The money spent for her contract could've been used to put these people up in some nice secure condos. Guess she's now reduced to slumming it along with the quality of recent ASM runs.

Solid issue and far more interesting than the awful "event" we just had to suffer though. Had the whole Age of Revelation just been one standalone issue set in this series, it would have been great and still got us to the same place as here.

This a real good action issue that keeps the plot moving while adding some new elements into the fold. My only gripe is for the over simplification of Michelangelo's character Yang is writing. He's so focused on making him the funny goofball from the cartoons that he's sacrificing or not aware of how emotional he is and that he's the heart of the family. His reunion with Tang Shen felt lacking whe re he would've been much more overwhelmed in that moment rather than just a quick hug then some jokes. Yang's still doing a great job overall but its moments like these that are somewhat jarring or disappointing.more

While the villain gets defeated in a couple of panels (a common weakness of Jeremy Adams), I really love how the story wraps everything up, and John Timms art as well as the coloring really pop out