Another great installment of our young heroes. In this issue, Cassandra decides that she wants to be the new Wonder Girl. What she doesn't know is that every year on "Paradise Island", they have a tournament. It's much like the one where Diana became the emissary to "man's-world". It seems like is kind of an honorary thing. Donna participates, and obviously there's no one that's actually going to be able to beat her . . even though they try. Anyways, Cassie, crashes the party. It seems like it would've been a lot easier if she had just asked, or petitioned, to participate. Then she would have had the same chance as anybody else. But, she has to be headstrong and, since she's a teen-ager, impetuous. However, she is there to help, kind of, when in the middle of everything Trident and his army attack the island. So even thought she doesn't take over for Wonder Girl, she still gets a Titan communicator. Donna suggests that she signs up for Cyborg's "New Teen Titan" training program. It was a fun issue. As always. Todd Nauck's been a regular on this book the last couple of issues. Although this one, he only does the cover. Ethen Beavers does the interior art. But, without looking at the credits, I thought it was Todd. The work looks that close. The only complaint I have is that we aren't seeing anymore new episodes on TV. We only got . . what? . . 4 seasons I think out of them. That's weak! And sad. It was actually a fun cartoon . . without being moronic. And I loved the theme song. Anyways, I'm just glad that the book hasn't gone the way of the show.
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