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A review by libralita
Super Sons #7 by Peter J. Tomasi, Alejandro Sánchez, Jorge Jimenez
5.0
So we continue on with this story, the Titans have been licking their wounds and Robin is still an old man. The Titans invite Jon to help them fight the three villains from the last issue.
For some reason they drew Jon really short compared to the teens. It looked weird. I get that Starfire is suppose to be really tall but Beast Boy and Raven also looked really tall comparatively.
So occasionally the comic flashback to this guy in the shadows named Kraklow who’s been sending these bad guys.
I love Superboy and Starfire’s littler brother-big sister dynamic. I hope there’s more crossover with the Teen Titans and Super Sons just to see this dynamic.
We get to see Starfire, Aqualad and Superboy fight together, which is also a nice dynamic. We see a little of Robin and Raven.
I love Superboy.
And with that, we’re left on a cliffhanger…I need more money.
For some reason they drew Jon really short compared to the teens. It looked weird. I get that Starfire is suppose to be really tall but Beast Boy and Raven also looked really tall comparatively.
So occasionally the comic flashback to this guy in the shadows named Kraklow who’s been sending these bad guys.
I love Superboy and Starfire’s littler brother-big sister dynamic. I hope there’s more crossover with the Teen Titans and Super Sons just to see this dynamic.
We get to see Starfire, Aqualad and Superboy fight together, which is also a nice dynamic. We see a little of Robin and Raven.
Kraklow: A greater destiny awaited me—and you ignorant children ruined it!
Robin: We’re not children. We’re teens.
Superboy: Actually, I’m—
Robin: Shut it.
I love Superboy.
And with that, we’re left on a cliffhanger…I need more money.