Teen Titans #27

Teen Titans continues to surprise, and we couldn't be happier to be along for the ride. Read Full Review

Adam Glass has given fans the definitive Teen Titans tale! Read Full Review

I'm excited for what lies ahead and now more so, after the excellent Deathstroke teaser ending. Read Full Review

ConclusionTen issues in and I'm loving Adam Glass' work on this series. Add in some terrific art, and I am a very happy reader. Next month's issue is part of a crossover with Deathstroke, so any fans who may have missed action this time around, are sure to have their hunger sated by the next story arc. Read Full Review

Several wonderful little character studies... which facilitate a potential splintering of stories moving forward.  If you're not reading this, you should be.  This book is worth your time. Read Full Review

This was easily my favorite issue of Glass and Chang's run. It made the team as a whole come off so much more likable with characters I want to see more interacting with each other. Glass teases a big storyline that should have some big ramifications over the new few months. Teen Titans just might have found its mojo again. Read Full Review

This is a coming of age story that focuses on the challenging situations in relationships that teenagers face. Each duo tackles a different issue around important issues like identity, managing emotions, overcoming past loss, and trusting each other. I highly recommend this book to fans of this genre of books and for fans of the Teen Titans. Read Full Review

Teen Titans is coming along very nicely so far, especially in comparison with Titans. Read Full Review

Teen Titans is quietly one of DC's best books, and easily the best Titans book since Geoff Johns' run ended allllll the way back in 2007. By focusing on the team's interpersonal dynamics, Adam Glass is staying true to the team's credo that they're a family first, and superheroes second. The way these characters bounce off one another so organically is reminiscent of early seasons ofBuffy, which is some of the highest praise I can give! Read Full Review

An excellent issue of your favorite heroes just hanging out and getting to know each other better. Read Full Review

oming off the disastrous annual, Teen Titans #27 is a marked improvement. But one-third of a good comic doesn't make for a good comic, and the story overall still suffers from bad plotting and some very unlikable characters. Read Full Review

laticia6743

Feb 26, 2019

Loved this issue. I liked how this issue focuses on building relationships between the characters without sacrificing the plot. It does not spin its wheels. I felt the art was weak in some areas up overall a very good read. I recommended read

waltgator93

Feb 20, 2019

Great issue! The Crush and Emiko panels are probably just set up. The Robin and Djinn scene was great for her background information! And definitely it was set up for a a big story. The scene with Roundhouse and Kid Flash, also called my favorite scene, was pure reason why love Roundhouse! He is a scene stealer. Art was amazing! And the cliffhanger did its job because it leads directly into what’s happening in Deathstroke.

Psycamorean

Feb 20, 2019

I don't like Roundhouse or his mom. It really added nothing to the story. Djinn and Robin's romance is still gross. Crush is the only thing I liked here.

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Darkseid24 - Feb 20, 2019

I don’t read it, but isn’t Tim the Robin here& if so isn’t he with Stephanie?

Psycamorean - Feb 20, 2019

This is Damian, not Tim. Tim's in Young Justice... With no mention of Stephanie.

Darkseid24 - Feb 20, 2019

Ok thanks for clearing it up lol

Spacey Medicine

Mar 03, 2019

These characters and their relationships really do not work to me. I am going to continue calling out how gross Damian and Djinn’s relationship is for as long as they continue to pretend that this is okay.