So far, I have to say, I'm pretty impressed with this book. I'm enjoying the story by Mark Sable. And I'm particularly impressed with Ken Lashley's art. It's absolutely perfect for this series. We don't get any more of Vic's background in this one. Instead were caught back up to real time, and Vic's been missing for a couple of weeks. About the same time he went missing, STAR Labs started getting raided. At first it appeared to be a little corporate raiding for technology, but it was quickly noted that all of the attacks coincided with the various labs where Vic was experimented on, or he was familiar with. They did get some fuzzy surveillance video, and it looks like Vic. His friends, the Teen Titans, want to give him the benefit of the doubt, but . . . things are just stacking up to much against him. Plus they know how much of a fragile state he was already in, emotionally, because of his ex-girlfriend getting married. He was not very happy about that. The Titans finally decide they have to do something. They figure if it is Vic, and they apprehend him, maybe they can help him. But, as they're about to capture him, who should come swooping in but . . . Vic. "What, do all black Cyborg's look alike to you?" That's when they all realize that this Cyborg is . . Ron. But we all thought he was dead!? Well . . we aren't going to find out any more information this issue. You'll just have to come back for the next one to get the skinny. This was an excellent addition to the Titans history.
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