Teen Titans Go #9
SCORE: 81
I find myself really waffling and wavering on certain franchises.
Other franchises start to grow on me. Teen Titans Go is one of those
franchises that has been growing on me slowly. This became apparent to
me while I was reading Teen Titans Go #9. I get some smiles out of the
humor within this comic book. At the same time I feel really bad for
Robin and the Teen Titans.
The cost of this comic book was $2.99. There are twenty pages of comic
book content within Teen Titans Go #9. The credits are found on the
bottom of the fifth page with some art. There is a seven page preview in
Teen Titans Go #9 for Teen Titans Go on TV. I know there is or was an
animated show of this franchise. I am unclear how that graphic novel
connects.
There will be spoilers in my review of the Teen Titans Go #9 comic book.
The Titans are invited to the clubhouse of the Titans East. There they
find out about all of the amazing stuff they have like a chocolate
fountain. How can they have all of this? Doesn’t it cost a lot of money?
The city pays them for saving the city in Teen Titans Go #9. The other
Titans want to get paid for saving the city.
Robin leads the Titans to talk to the mayor in Teen Titans Go #9. They
want all of those things too. There is a bit of keeping up with the
Joneses in Teen Titans Go #9. At the same time the Titans feel like they
are being mistreated. The mayor cannot provide for their request since
they damage the city when they save it. The Titans go on strike.
The Titans try a plethora of different ideas to get the city to provide
for them properly. They let crime happen and the police stop it. They
picket and that goes nowhere. They dress up like criminals and commit a
crime. They fail at that as well in Teen Titans Go #9. They eventually
go back to their lives and must mess up their building to get it back
from Mr. Terrific. I feel bad for the Titans.
- Paul
Graphics: 79%
Writing: 79%
Replay/Extras: 86%
Story: 80%
Family Friendly Factor: 79%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: DC Comics
Author: Fisch, Owen
Rating: ‘8+’ for EIGHT and OLDER ONLY
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