Teen Titans #92

Next issue we are finally promised more on Solstice, who we've been teased with glimpses of here and in the Wonder Girl one shot recently. I suspect she and the team end up dealing with whatever seems to have grabbed her parents, but we will find out next month. Read Full Review

Georges Jeanty steps in for Nicola Scott this issue and does a fine job. His facial work leaves something to be desired, but his action sequences are full of energy and are clearly laid out. This issue feels like it was written to Jeanty's strengths as a purveyor of quality action scenes and it shows. Krul has never shied away from action before, but in Teen Titans #92, he turns it up to 11. Read Full Review

A good wrap-up to the storyline, but a bit of a meloncholy one if neither of these characters is back next month. Worth a look. Read Full Review

JT Krul does some really fun things with the Teen Titans here as he continues to establish himself as the right man for the job on this titleespecially after the last writer was pretty much the worst possible choice. Unfortunately, guest artist Georges Jeanty struggles to find his place on this issue, which drags this otherwise Buy It level book down . Read Full Review

"Teen Titans" is a book that is finally starting to settle on the path it should be taking. There's a roster decision made in this issue that is certain to impact the story as it continues to grow. The team is settling down a bit and Krul is figuring out how he wants the team to interact and react. This is a promising issue offering hope for issues to come, as we are promised a new member in the form of Solstice in the next issue. Read Full Review

A disappointing end to a promising premise, serving only to remind us that the Teen Titans arent what they used to be, story-wise and creatively. Read Full Review