What else can be said?
Please don't take this the wrong way but why do we have ten reviews for some books that just came out and none for these great older books. I could see it if this was written in the 1940's but come on these are not even that old. Anyway here is the review for the three people who will read it. Thank you by the way. =D.
This book was perfect. I was going to give it four-and-a-half stars but then I thought to myself..."Self, what is wrong with this book?" I thought for a moment and responded. "Self, I cannot think of one thing." That is when I gave it five yes count them one, two, three, four, five stars. It was great.
This book has everything a comic book nerd would dream of besides being a real girl. =] (If we can't poke fun at ourselves, what have we got?) It has action. Impulse has a hole in his knee from the previous issue and the hospital workers become the real heroes as the fight time to same his knee.
Then there is a battle with the nemesis of the Titans...Deathstroke (who put the hole in Impulse's knee.) This kicks butt and has an awesome plot twist. That is three for three on plot twists for this series and I don't know how they will keep up such awesome storytelling.
Next, you have the old Titan's and the new Titans get into a disagreement with each other and the New Titans come out looking very cool without having the older ones look dumb. This centers around the memorial of the Titans who died. There is a room with nine full sized statues of the members that have been lost and I think it was cool to show the cost. It is obviously too high when you have a group of teens and nine of them are dead. If only we did the same for our beloved soldiers that die and still die. Not to get all serious on you, but if we felt the death of another as if it was a a close friend, parent, child or sibling there would be less spilled blood.
Anyway, I went on some tangents here. Mainly because I was so pumped after reading this book. The art is great. I recommend it. You have to buy it. If you don't want to but it. Buy it anyway. Do not doubt this review. Great book.