Titans #28
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| Event\Storyline | DC K.O. |
| Writer | John Layman |
| Artist | Pete Woods |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Spinning out of the world-shaking events of DC K.O.! Before the heart of Apokolips terraforms the planet into a hellscape, the Titans lead the evacuation of the Earth! While the team splits up to save as many people as possible, old friends and new allies join the fray to save humanity from extinction. The next major Titans storyline starts here!
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Oct 15, 2025This is one of the best issues of the series so far, and it's a great companion piece to the main event. Read Full Review
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9.0
Dark Knight News - James Attias
Oct 15, 2025Titans #28 feels like the last time we'll see all the Titans together, and it was a wonderful read, finger's crossed for the next issue. Read Full Review
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8.5
Nerd Initiative - Ken M.
Oct 15, 2025The Titans prepare for the end of the world in the latest K.O. tie-in. Layman hits on the emotional key points via the writing. Woods art constructs memorable images of a team knowing this could really be the end. Judging by the last page, they might not be far off. Read Full Review
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8.0
KPB Comics - Phillip Creary
Oct 15, 2025Titans #28 is a quick, action-packed peek at the DC K.O. aftermath. It blows by incredibly quickly, largely serving as a tie-in for those following the Titans' role in the larger event. If you love the team, enjoy the art, and want to see how they handle a planetary-scale disaster, check it out. Read Full Review
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8.0
But Why Tho? - William Tucker
Oct 15, 2025Titans Issue 28 puts the lives of billions in a few hands. The pace may be slow, and the energy is lethargic, but the atmosphere is fantastic. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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9.0
By far the best issue to-date of Layman's run! In fact, I enjoyed this DC KO crossover far more than the mini-series itself. Whereas that first issue did very little to quell my concerns over what is a fairly preposterous storyline and a massive exposition dump, this Titans crossover fills in many of the gaps in the KO storyline, particularly the unimaginable logistics of how you get the Earth's population safely evacuated. Kudos to this team of storytellers for helping make sense of a nutty company-wide crisis event!
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5.0
Man this issue was painfully boring. The whole moving the whole population off planet from KO is ridiculous enough that the less explanation the better so it's a shame this series had to get bogged down with a tie in issue to explain the process. Way too much unnecessary text and can't wait for the series to get back to it's own story. All that said, I really liked the scene with Tera & Raven so there was at least one moment worth reading.
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3.0
This issue is just silly. I hope this doesn't bode the fate and diretion of DC KO. They are trying to evacuate the entire population of the Earth in a single day? What? To where exactly? Unless they have billions of boomtubes going to thousands or at very least hundreds of planets to absorb that population, it is impossible. This entire issue simply insults my intelligence and doesnt even try to make anything about it plausible. Hundsreds of thousands of people trying to go to one rendevous point would be stuck in traffic for a week. The idea is so silly. This issue sucked. My Comic Review Channel - https://youtu.be/7E_Q50lPQ5U
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