Teen Titans Go #2
SCORE: 73
I am still on the fence when it comes to the Teen Titans Go comic
book series. The first one was interesting enough for the price. Teen
Titans Go #2 is also sort of interesting in some regards. I like the
price of this comic book for the amount of content. On the other hand
the story telling is meh at best. Teen Titans Go #2 is a stand alone
story as far as I can tell. I suppose they could continue the storyline
but the ending makes me think it won't.
Teen Titans Go #2 cost me $2.99. There are twenty pages of comic book
content within Teen Titans Go #2. There are also seven pages of a
preview of Teen Titans Go On TV. Spoilers will be a part of my review of
the Teen Titans Go #2 comic book. Teen Titans Go #2 does contain some
violent content. There is also quite a bit of humor within Teen Titans
Go #2. I think kids would like Teen Titans Go #2 better than adults.
Robin calls together Raven, Beast Boy, and Starfire. Robin plans on
interrogating them over something very interesting. Do you know what
that would be? Cyborg has gone missing. Cyborg missed the snack funds
meeting. No one misses the snack funds meeting in Teen Titans Go #2.
Something must be really wrong with Cyborg. Starfire gets to tell her
story of the last time she saw Cyborg first.
After Starfire tells a story that is generally made up, we get to hear
from Beast Boy. I forgot to mention Beast Boy, Starfire, Cyborg and
Raven are at movie night. Robin was not invited because he talks during
the movies. Beast Boy tells this wild story that is just his own dream.
I must admit that part was kind of funny. So were reactions from
characters like Starfire earlier in the comic book.
Finally Raven gets to tell the story of what really happened. There was
a beeping on Cyborg's arm, and he left to go see the Justice League to
figure out how to fix the alien technology. If he missed the snack fund
meeting he asked they tell everyone he was okay. Robin winds up slamming
his face on the desk because he wasted all of this time interrogating
the others. All he had to do was ask Raven.
- Paul
Graphics: 70%
Writing: 71%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Story: 74%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Cody, Owen
Rating: ‘8+’ for EIGHT and OLDER ONLY
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