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    Blackest Night: Titans » Blackest Night: Titans #1 - When Death Comes Knocking released by DC Comics on October 2009.

    ironhawk22's Blackest Night: Titans #1 - When Death Comes Knocking review

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    I can not stop reading this Comic!


    Okay so I read this comic a while ago and still have not reivewed it. I think I've read this comic 20 times since I got it in November. Now this is one of my favorite comics Favorite. So this is a Blackest Night Tie-in and a good one now I'll start telling you all about the story now the Plot Summary already covers all the spoilers so I'll just talk about the Good and the Bad.  
    Ed Benes Art is so good I'd pick this comic up just for the Art.  I've read the introduction to Holly and Dawn in the Doctor Light Arc and wasn't that impressed with them but reading this I'm now one of there biggest fans(espically Holly) this may be the last Comic ever appeared alive in and that's sad but this is the best story I have ever read about her. Beast Boy's story is sooooo creepy. Lilith's part in that was very interesting. This is my favorite Titans comics and it probablly always will be.  Now go on you're Ipod or go to you're LCS and buy all three issues.
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      Blackest Night: Titans #1 - When Death Comes Knocking by englentine on September 08, 2009

      Spoiler warning : That scene on the cover actually happens in the book.  The book opens with the same scene from Issue one of Blackest Night. With the Titans in the Graveyard, looking at the statues of fallen heroes.  It expands on , and includes a scene of Gar Logan defending Terra to Starfire.    This of course is the power of The Judas Contract that it is still relevant over 20 years later.  This of course pays off later when Terra appears, and tells Gar that she hadn't died, but in fact ran ...

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      Blackest Night: Titans #1 - When Death Comes Knocking by hyperion322 on August 28, 2009

        After reading the first two issues of the main Blackest Night series and writer J.T. Krul’s stellar story for Titans #15, I was absolutely pumped for the first issue of this new mini-series and I’m pleased to report I wasn’t disappointed! If you’re unaware of what’s occurring through the DC universe, deceased heroes are coming back to life, powered by black lantern rings, set on imagined revenge against former comrades. The eerie atmosphere of foreboding doom and the sorrow of the surviving he...

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