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    Teen Titans #80

    Teen Titans » Teen Titans #80 - Home is Where the Holocaust Is released by DC Comics on April 1, 2010.

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    The Teen Titans rush to rescue Static from the clutches of the sadistic thug Holocaust. Plus: Slave-girl Ravager - unleashed!

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    Where's The Teen Titans I Loved? 0

    Teen Titans #80 - Home is Where the Holocaust Is by gmanfromheck on March 03, 2010

    I feel like I haven't read this title in a while, which isn't the case. I understand that things change. We can't have the same members all the time or things would become stale. Maybe it's the fact that I don't know a lot about Static and these issues have been heavily focused on him.  The Good: Wonder Girl as team leader is great. She deserves it. The one thing this book has going for it, in my opinion, is the chance to make Cassie a stronger character. With Superboy and Kid Flash on their way...

    5 out of 5 found this review helpful.

    Headed In the Right Direction 0

    Teen Titans #80 - Home is Where the Holocaust Is by nonua4392 on February 24, 2010

    Going into Teen Titans #80, I had my reservations.  As a fan of the Teen Titans who picked up the title with the beginning of this series, I have remained steady with the series even through all of the turmoil that the departure of Geoff Johns and One Year Later caused the book.  So when Felicia Henderson began her run with a decent few issues, I was very happy to just have some Teen Titans issues that didn't involve somebody dying!   However, since the OYL event, a few burning questions have re...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    Disaster With a Double "T" 0

    Teen Titans #80 - Home is Where the Holocaust Is by hyperion322 on February 28, 2010

    The title continues to slide further and further into a horrendous mess with mischaracterization, stilted dialogue, and random pacing - all of which can be blamed on the writer, Felicia D. Henderson. I've been patient with Henderson, giving her a chance to make improvements as she became more familiar with the Titans, but instead after four issues this team of seasoned superheroes has made little impact as a crime fighting unit and remain embattled colleagues over ridiculous and unseemly issues....

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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