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Teen Titans Go!: Weirder Things by Matthew K. Manning, Derek Fridolfs, J. Torres, Amanda Deibert

littlebookjockey's review

2.0

I guess the appeal for this would be the character interactions, because the plot (if you can call it that) isn't cohesive. It's more like little half-stories glued together in one volume. Every problem is resolved too quickly to get any gratification, and I was repeatedly left waiting for more only for none to come. The artwork was nice, though.