Teen Titans #100
Teen Titans » Teen Titans #100 - Family Reunion released by DC Comics on October 1, 2011.
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5 (1) 4 (2) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.4 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Titans Together, Titans Forever 1
Cover I liked the cover for this issue of Teen Titans because we get to see the whole team of the Teen Titans, which we did not get with the last cover of this series. I thought the art for the cover was pretty good but I do not like the stringiness of Wondergirl’s hair. Story All of the Teen Titans, even the former Teen Titans, have to defeat all of Superboy’s clones and Superboy Prime. Best Part Seeing all of the Teen Titans for the last issue I thought was a very smart idea for t...
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Rose Wilson = Batman. 0
Review for Teen Titans #100. The Story: All out brawl between the Teen Titans and SBP team. The Good: It was great to have an all out brawl as a last issue and having almost every single past member of the Titans was great to see. My favorite moments where with Jaime and Miss Martian helping in the fight. Also to me this shows how much the teamare heroes with Superboy showing how much he trusts his team, especially with Rose and what we find in the box and what decision he takes with SBP is sa...
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Both looks and feels like a classic finale. 2
I was late jumping into J.T. Krul's Teen Titans run but I've really liked what I've read. Issue #100 wraps up the series heading into The New 52 relaunch. It's an action packed book that feels like a finale but doesn't fall short in it's execution. Krul laces his great action sequences with an almost traditional, old school dialogue that I found very satisfying. The action flows well and never falls into the trappings that other "final issues" sometimes do. What I liked even better was the grea...
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The Teen Titans Go Out With A Bang. 0
The Good- It was great to see so many former Titans joined in for this battle, Red Stars inclusion particularly comes to mind as it ties back to the Titans very first battle with Prime, it would make sense for him to be here for the end.We also get a satisfying ending here, with spotlights on relationships which have been building for awhile now, particularly between Raven and Beast Boy.Also, Prime is finally given consequences for his actions, being trapped in a very familiar prison. It was gre...
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