Titans, Together?
Synopsis: Introducing Bunker!
What's Good?
I'm really taking a liking to Miguel Barragan, aka. Bunker. Bunker is the Beast Boy of this series: he's fun, eccentric, expressive, and probably the most rational character that Tim has come across so far. His powers of psionic bricks is a nice set of powers that's different from powers I'm used to seeing. Meanwhile, I like the interaction with Kid Flash and Solstice as they try to escape a N.O.W.H.E.R.E prison.
I got to admit, I like the spread page of Kid Flash actions at the beginning rescuing Solstice. Brett Booth still have a great handle on character designs. Compared to Solstice's old look, I prefer her new look.
What's Bad?
What the hell just happened with the encounter of Detritus? I'm sure he'll make an appearance in the future, but his appearance just comes off way too random.
The story doesn't really develop much other than introducing the last member of the Teen Titans.
Overall:
It appears that we finally have the central cast members now, but what this series still lacks is an actual team establishment. So far, The Justice League is a doing a better job establishing a team of some sorts than this title. But besides that, this issue itself wasn't bad, it's just Scott Lobdell seems to be having a hard time just trying to have teenage superheroes come together and being a part of the new 52.
