Titans (comic)
Titans #30 review
Ben Oliver's cover for Titans #30 really rubs it in your face, doesn't it? At the beginning of Rebirth, Titans was one of the...
Titans #29 review
In Titans #28, Dan Abnett delivered a script packed with character progression, logical plotting, plausible decisions, mischievous humour, and an uplifting message about persevering in...
Titans #28 review
In Justice League #10, Aquaman met the Triumvirate of Sea Gods, an invading force which flooded the Earth. The Titans are weakened, still coming...
Titans #27 review
If you’re looking for a traditional comic book featuring good guys merrily punching bad guys in the face, Titans is often the right place...
Titans #26 review
This week in Titans, Dick and Donna get new coats! Also, the team are on the trail of the Blood Cult, who have nefarious...
Titans #25 review
The first few pages of Titans #25 had me feeling a little deflated. I rolled my eyes when I saw yet another mindless leviathan...
Titans #24 review
I think it's fair to say that Snyder, Tynion, Abnett and Williamson currently have free reign to introduce whatever crazy concepts they like into...
Titans #23 review
Titans Special #1 introduced readers to a new team with a new mission; this month their trials begin with the action-packed Titans #23!
If only they...
Titans Special #1 review
It's a new dawn for the Titans and though I'm not really sure what was wrong with the old team, I can't help but...
Titans Annual #2 review
Annual #2 is the last issue in the current run of Titans before the team join in with the events of No Justice and...
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