Teen Titans #100

It doesn't feel like a "final" issue the way some of the other books this month have " in fact, I would imagine this isn't that different than the issue 100 we would have had without a relaunch. But as a finale for this incarnation of the team, it's a fine way to go out. We also get a nice gallery of pin-ups by assorted artists showcasing various incarnations of the team, some of them poster-worthy. I'm glad DC let this book go to 100 issues " it's a good way to go out. Read Full Review

While not a perfect comic, this was a nice little issue for the Teen Titans to end on. Read Full Review

By the looks of the new Teen Titans book in the new DCU, the lightning has gone out of the bottle again (yes, I am pre-judging). I could be surprised, but when a broken thing is finally fixed, it seems not such a good idea to go ahead an break it again so soon. Read Full Review

Anyone else find it ironic that as the DCU ends, and the powers that be have stated that most of the classic Wolfman-Perez New Teen Titans will be out of continuity, that the long awaited New Teen Titans Games is finally going to be released, and is previewed at the back of all these final issues? Read Full Review

Last time I was reading this title (50 issues ago), the Titans were fighting future doppelgangers of themselves. They'd just defeated an evil clone of Superboy, who had just been killed by Superboy Prime, after having been turned evil by Luthor so he could attack his fellow Titans. Now he's back, and though they've switched Robins and made a few new friends, the team is pretty much intact. It's not too far from the original group Johns gathered when he launched this once-exciting new version of the premiere DC legacy team, and Krul and Scott acquit themselves well with this issue. Whatever I may have missed, I'm not lost, the title is still true to its roots. It's a large cast who stick together because they care about each other. Read Full Review