Blackest Night: Titans #1

nonua4392's Blackest Night: Titans #1 - When Death Comes Knocking review

Blackest Night: Titans Review

I thought the book was overall pretty good.  I liked that a good mix of Titans were present at Titans Tower to honor those Titans that have fallen in battle.  I also liked that they showcased some Titans that normally wouldn't get the spotlight, such as Red Star, Hawk, and Dove.  One thing I wasn't too happy with is the entire Terra/Beast Boy scene.  I get that she died and he liked her, but that was so long ago!  I didn't get into the Titans until this current series was launched but still come on.  But overall I did like the book and I thought that the ending was pretty cool.  I also liked how Dove wasn't able to be placed in one of the emotional lanterns. 
 
Nice job on this issue.

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