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Tpull's Weekly DC Comics Review – Part 1
Sat, Apr 4 | from Film Fodder
Justice Society of America 25, Superman/Batman 57, Teen Titans 69, and Teen Titans Annual 1 Justice Society of America 25 by Geoff Johns, Alex Ross, and Jerry Ordway Superman/Batman 57 Teen Titans 69 Teen Titans Annual 2009 #1 by Sean McKeever and Fernando Dagnino
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Review: New Teen Titans Archives Vol. 3 hardcover (DC Comics)
I'm a Red Star fan from way back -- but by way back I mean "Titans Hunt," and not the earlier story collected here, when Red Star was still called Starfire. Despite that "A Pretty Girl Is Like a -- Maladi" telegraphs the end all the way from the beginning, what's gripping and endearing here is Re...
Mon, Jan 4 | from Collected Editions
Review: New Teen Titans Archives Vol. 2 hardcover (DC Comics)
Marv Wolfman and George Perez introduce the Greek gods to the New Titans for the first time in volume two of the New Teen Titans Archives. While I enjoyed very much the multi-part story that gives the women of the New Teen Titans a chance to shine on their own, I couldn't help but see "Clash of th...
Thu, Dec 31 | from Collected Editions
Comic Book Review: Titans #18
The Titans. Many years ago, Marv Wolfman and George Perez made this into one of the best books on the comics rack. It was always a top of the stack, first read book. Arguments were made as to whether the X-Men or Titans were better. The whole cult sacrifice was a trap to lure Raven to them. Envy offers...
Thu, Oct 15 | from Rokk's Comic Book Revolution
Tpull's Weekly DC Comics Review – Part 1
Green Lantern 46, Justice Society of America 31, Superman 692, and Teen Titans 75 Green Lantern 46 by Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke Superman 692 Teen Titans 75 Tpull is Travis Pullen. He started reading comics at 5 years old, and he can't seem to stop.
Thu, Oct 1 | from Film Fodder
Review: Terror Titans trade paperback (DC Comics)
While not terribly moved by Sean McKeever's work on Teen Titans, I found his collected Terror Titans actually quite enjoyable. In Teen Titans: On the Clock, McKeever portrayed the villains as more "hip" and interesting than the stuffy good guys; here, McKeever has nothing but villains,...
Thu, Sep 10 | from Collected Editions
Opinion: New Comic Books For August 25, 2009
DC COMICS BATMAN AND ROBIN #3 BATMAN WIDENING GYRE #1 BLACKEST NIGHT TITANS #1 FLASH REBIRTH #4 GREEN LANTERN #45 SUPERMAN #691 WEDNESDAY COMICS #8 IMAGE COMICS MARVEL COMICS SECRET WARRIORS #7 Which Marvel comic book am I most looking forward to reading?
Wed, Aug 26 | from Rokk's Comic Book Revolution
Tpull's Weekly DC Comics Review – Part Two
Jericho is still around, and despite Cyborg getting hit with the Jericho-detector just a little while ago, evidently it doesn’t do anything to prevent Jericho from invading his body right after he wakes up from the shot. Jericho is making use of his time by spying on the Teen Titans. Here’s a...
Sat, Mar 14 | from Film Fodder
Tpull's Weekly DC Comics Review – Part Two
This series is one of those outliers that I took a chance on, and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. I almost wish we could move Wagner (and maybe Hedley too) over to Wonder Woman and see what they could do with her. Teen Titans 68 by Sean McKeever and Eddy Barrows
Sat, Feb 21 | from Film Fodder
Review: Birds of Prey: Metropolis or Dust trade paperback (DC Comics)
Sean McKeever accomplishes a near-perfect changeover from previous Birds of Prey writer Gail Simone in Birds of Prey: Metropolis or Dust. I haven't found much to like in McKeever's recent work on Teen Titans, taking over from Geoff Johns, but whereas I felt McKeever's Titans dipped in st...
Mon, Feb 16 | from Collected Editions
