Teen Titans Academy #2 CVR A Rafa Sandoval

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Tim Sheridan(w), Rafa Sandoval(a)(c)

The questions mount around the new school formed by the original New Teen Titans: What’s going on with Billy Batson’s access to the powers of Shazam, what dark secret is Raven’s new pupil Dane hiding, and who’s masquerading as the new Red X?

Item #: 85060 Product code: 0221DC076 UPC: 76194137286000211

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Reviews from the web

From DC Comics News: Teen Titans Academy #2 is terrific. The writing, art, and lettering is all of a high standard, the intrigue is deepening, and an unexpected X-Factor turns up, both in the title of this month’s story, and in the aforementioned cliffhanger. Who is Red-X, and is the fact that he’s wearing a Robin costume on the variant cover a massive clue, or a clever red herring? I’m looking forward to finding out.

Apr Wed 2021 Read the full review
From Comic Watch: Teen Titans Academy #2 doubles down on both worldbuilding and mystery, as the Red X makes his first move. There is something for fans of every era of Titans to love in this book!

Apr Wed 2021 Read the full review
From AIPT: The Teen Titans concept works extremely well in the hands of this creative team. Throwing kids into a school setting with danger ever present makes for good drama, and the superhero feel is never lost thanks to the great art. The chaos and calamity of teen superheroes is stronger than ever in Teen Titans Academy and issue #2 shows that.

Apr Tue 2021 Read the full review
From Dark Knight News: This is quickly becoming a great comic series for new and old readers. Teen Titans Academy #2 delivers an abundance of fun and youthful new characters. All this, blended with the experienced original Titans line-up, makes for some interesting times. I don’t want to spoil it for people but the last page cliffhanger is not to be missed, as it opens up the door to a potentially bonkers third issue.

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From GeekDad: The highlight last issue, the other Titans especially Cyborg and Beast Boy, are mostly relegated to group shots this issue. Overall, it’s not a bad issue and it’s certainly above the quality level of the last TT run, but I’m still not sure exactly what kind of book this wants to be.

Apr Tue 2021 Read the full review
From Major Spoilers: Often times, a new series will come front-loaded with as much story as possible to make sure it all gets in, and Teen Titans Academy #2 shows the downside of that approach, never quite giving any of its plot points enough room to develop, much less get a reader’s attention in a meaningful way, with art that’s just a little bit better than okay, making for a disappointing 2 out of 5 stars overall. I’m hoping that the Suicide Squad crossover helps rather than harms this title, but I can’t see how another half-dozen characters is going to make things less complicated.

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