As with Teen Titans Go!, this is just a fun book. Also, as with TTG!, if you like the cartoon, you'll like the book because they're the same. Same kind of art, same kind of story. This one focus' on Blue Devil. Even more, it focus' on his desire to be a hero, but having to overcome the stigma of his exterior image. It really bothers Danny that people can't judge him on the man he's proven himself to be. But instead instantly react to his "Devil" image. He goes to Dr. Fate, whom he wants to "fix" him, but instead ends up getting called off to a mission with the rest of the JLU. It's a mystical fight that starts out in town, but ends up being centered at a grade school where Destiny is calling the shots and controlling his fears. Well BD wears his greatest fear on his sleeve, so he walks in and takes him out. As he walks out of the room, some of the kids are still around and start hugging him for saving him. As they're cleaning up, Fate tells Danny that he'll keep working on the problem. But BD decides it's cool to be who he is. Good message for kids, and a fun book.
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