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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401209780
ISBN: 1401209785
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 208
Publication Date: July 01, 2006
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: July 01, 2006
Sales Rank: 42121
Studio: DC Comics
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
The line between life and death is crossed as the Teen Titans must confront the deceased members of the team that have seemingly returned from the dead. As Donna Troy recruits the mightiest members of the team to battle in the Infinite Crisis, Robin is confronted by his predecessor, the bygone Boy Wonder, Jason Todd. The remaining Titans face the onslaught of Brother Blood and his army of followers which include the deceased Titans Aquagirl, Omen, Hawk, and Dove. As the Crisis hits, Superboy teams up with all of the reserve members of the team to battle his evil counterpart from another dimension.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
It's a shame this book is so mediocre, it has some of the best heroes of the next generation--Superboy, Robin, Wonder Girl, and many of the others are somewhat interesting, and it is tied into the Crisis (which I'm starting to think might not be as big or great or necessary as DC thinks it is), but it was all over the place, which probably comes from being a collection of multiple different titles. Even one volume from INfinite Crisis is in here, and a middle volume at that, but there is no way of ... Read More
Rating: -
Tying up some loose ends during Infinite Crisis, Life and Death focuses on the Teen Titans during the cataclysmic event. Many old, dead Titans are back from the dead to terrorize the current incarnation of Titans, of which Cyborg and Starfire are in space with Donna Troy and Kyle Rayner, while Kid Flash is MIA. Not to mention that current Robin Tim Drake goes toe to toe with past Robin Jason Todd, and Tim doesn't walk away any better for it. In the meantime, Superboy gets his butt handed to him ... Read More
Rating:  -
Like its companion volume "Outsiders: Crisis Intervention", this volume fails to live up to its predecessors. Aside from learning how DC finally resolves the Doom Patrol paradox, there's really no reason to pick up this volume, and believe me, those 2 pages or so aren't worth the price of the book. Leaf through it at your local bookstore if you have to, but don't waste your money buying it like I did. It's already on my "to go" pile.
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Another Infinite Crisis crossover. Read the final battle of Superboy!
Ok...I guess I'll be the 1st to review this tpb collection. This tpb collects TEEN TITANS #29-33, TEEN TITANS ANNUAL #1 and ROBIN #146-147 and INFINITE CRISIS #6. Here are the following story arcs in the tpb:
Jason Todd sneaking into the Titans Tower and confronting Tim Drake, the current Robin. They duke it out to see who is the better Robin. Tim gives his best shot, but in the end, gets beaten by Jason, ... Read More
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