Teen Titans #39 DC Comics Written by Adam Glass and Robbie Thompson Art by Eduardo Pansica Inks by Julio Ferreira Colors by Marcelo Maiolo Letters by Rob Leigh In an attempt to free Djinn from her prison, the Titans will take on her powerful brother and his army of demons. Fighting their way through a… Continue reading Teen Titans #39 (Review)
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Teen Titans #38 (Review )
Teen Titans #38 DC Comics Written by Adam Glass Art by Bernard Chang and Scott Hanna Colors by Hi-Fi Letters by Rob Leigh It’s Roundhouse to the rescue as Damian confronts the Other to return Djinn. Robin has one chance to save Djinn from her ring and all he has to do is become the… Continue reading Teen Titans #38 (Review )
Teen Titans #34 (Review)
Teen Titans #34 DC Comics Written by: Adam Glass Art by: Bernard Chang Colors by: Marcelo Maiolo Letters by: Rob Leigh Damian continues to be satisfied with the way that he has “treated” the inmates in his private prison. Even Wallace has to marvel at the fact that they seem to be functioning members of… Continue reading Teen Titans #34 (Review)
Teen Titans #33 (Review)
Teen Titans #33DC Comics Written by: Adam GlassArt by: Sean ChenInks by: Norm RapmundColors by: Ivan PlascenciaLetters by: Rob Leigh Mammoth and Shimmer have moved on from small-time heists to human trafficking and the Teen Titans are there to take them down. With the team still not trusting each other and especially their leader, the… Continue reading Teen Titans #33 (Review)
Teen Titans #28 Review
Teen Titans #28DC Comics Written by: Adam Glass and PriestArt by: Bernard ChangColors by: Marcelo MaioloLetters by: Rob Leigh The Terminus Agenda begins and one of Damian’s biggest secrets is about to revealed when he tasks the team with taking down the biggest threat they could face, Deathstroke. Waking from nightmares about the man, Damian… Continue reading Teen Titans #28 Review
Teen Titans #21 REVIEW
Teen Titans #21 DC Comics Written by: Adam Glass Art by: Bernard Chang Colors by: Marcelo Maiolo Letters by: Rob Leigh Teen Titans #21 has a tonal problem. I greatly enjoyed the previous issue of Teen Titans and the potential of this new team, however, this issue was troubled. I picked up and put down… Continue reading Teen Titans #21 REVIEW
Giving History’s Heroes a whole new meaning: “Rough Riders” Volume 1 (Review)
Rough Riders Volume 1 (TPB) AfterShock Written by: Adam Glass Art by: Patrick Olliffe Color by: Gabe Eltaeb Lettering by: Sal Cipriano What do you get when you combine the Avengers, the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and AP U.S. History? You’re thrown smack dab into the captivating universe of the Rough Riders! Adam Glass’ incredible… Continue reading Giving History’s Heroes a whole new meaning: “Rough Riders” Volume 1 (Review)