This was an interesting book. We see all these odd scenes, with each of the characters, and troubling situations that they all appear to be in. At first I thought it was a dream. Or maybe Raven's powers acting up again. But it turned out to be Phobia giving the Titans a bad case of the migraines. Long story short, she doesn't take Starfire's pet, Silkie, into account, and his interaction is enough to upset the delicate balance that Phobia has created . . and the Titans break free of her illusions. Overall a decent story. But what I really liked about this book was all of Todd Nauck's illustrations, at the bottom of the pages, of various "baby" Teen Titan characters. I thought they were much better than the art that's currently being done over in Tiny Titans. I think they need to get Todd on board over there, and maybe they could spike a little more interest in the book. Plus . . it would look much better. He really seems to have a flair for these little characters on the bottom of these pages. Anyways, as always, the Teen Titans continue to be one of my favorite groups, and . . . I love all these books regardless. " . . . TEEN TITANS, GO!!"
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