Teen Titans Go! (comic)
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #62 review
Sometimes Teen Titans Go! has a plot, a recognizable story with a beginning, middle, and end.
Sometimes Teen Titans Go! has an idea and riffs...
Teen Titans Go! digital-issue #61 review
One-joke stories rarely work. No matter how funny the idea or punchline may be, it's incredibly difficult to wring a full story out of...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #60 review
When reviewing the movie Dumb and Dumber, Roger Ebert mentioned a moment in the movie that made him laugh so hard he embarrassed himself...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #58 review
Or perhaps "Riddles" would have been a more appropriate title, as that's what this story consists of: a series of riddles where the Titans...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #58 review
At first glance, I was a little leery of this story. Sure, it was written by Sholly Fisch, and you should know by now...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #57 review
The Teen Titans are movie stars!
While I'm... pretty sure a similar scenario came up in a recent issue, it doesn't matter. With an actual...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #56 review
It's amazing how the simplest concepts can result in the funniest of stories. That's the case with the newest installment of Teen Titans Go!,...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #55 review
We are truly living in a Golden Age of cinema. Superhero cinema, in particular. After all, it seems like there's scarcely a comic book...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #54 review
Look, comedy is incredibly subjective. One person may laugh uncontrollably at a joke while another is left wondering why anybody would find it even...
Teen Titans Go! digital issue #53 review
A new familiar face comes to Teen Titans Go! as the group go in for annual health and wellness check-ups. Writer Matthew Manning makes...
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