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    Titans #29

    Titans » Titans #29 - Family Reunions, Part 2: Clear and Present Danger released by DC Comics on January 2011.

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    This is it! Deathstroke versus Batman! When a mission traps our deadly team in Arkham Asylum, they're divided and confronted by some of Gotham City's most notorious villains.

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    It's just a little hendrix man. What, not a music lover? 0

    Titans #29 - Family Reunions, Part 2: Clear and Present Danger by herx on November 11, 2010

    *blinks* well..... this series suddenly got better..... well better than it previously was. So Titans #29 continues were the last issue left off with out rag tag band of broken villains left in the middle of Arkahm in a mission to releas a certain inmate when suddenly all the cell door's opened releasing all of the inmates. Deathstroke took this opertunity to acomplish a secondary task of breaking another prisoner out, Allegra Gracia, when suddenly, crashing through the roof comes Dick Grason a....

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    This Is No Longer a Brightest Day Tie-In Because...? 0

    Titans #29 - Family Reunions, Part 2: Clear and Present Danger by the_mighty_monarch on November 10, 2010

    The Good: WOW. I'm amazed. After 4 issues of 'meh' action, Fiorentino manages to do a complete 180 and actually make the action look good! And not just good but GREAT! Granted it's Dick, but this is still an excellent portrayal of Deathstroke vs. Batman. I was not disappointed in their fight. A lot of my issues with the previous issue were adressed. The reason Brendt Sorenson was featured subtly yet unknown to me was because he/she(?) was the very target Cinder kept wanting to kill! A lot of the...

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