Teen Titans #5

krspacet's Teen Titans #5 - Over Before It's Begun review

A brilliant array of Abilities

This comic brilliantly shows off the combat abilities of all the teen characters; Superboy, Kid Flash, Solstice, Bunker, Wonder Girl and Red Robin. The battle demonstrates not only their powers; explaining Bunker's bricks, Superboy's tactile telekinesis (Still, it is less confusing if you are familiar with that part of Superboy's history) and Red Robin's skills, with he alone nearly defeating the cloned Kryptonian-Human hybrid, it also shows off the characters personalities and how it affects them in battle (Kid flash's rashness, Superboy's grimness and how it slowly is evolving a hero like personality and Solstice's spiritual, hopeful views that manage to make Superboy leave Nowhere. As far as comics go, this will have a long standing effect on two comic books series; Superboy and Teen Titans.

But, I am not sure I did catch what happened to Kid Flash, guess that's next issue

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