Let’s just start things off with the usual “A day late and a dollar short” banter, yes I know this review is a couple of weeks behind the issues release, and my reviews have been coming out later and later. Hopefully, things will get to a proper schedule when the next issue of Red Robin comes out, cause it’s a new storyline, and chances are, I may enjoy the book again. But this isn’t Red Robin, no, it’s the Teen Titans. Yes, it’s part…

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Editor's Note: This will kick off our weekly series that will talk about all the new comics released in digital format. Digital may in fact be the future and we need to make sure fans are aware at the changing of times. This should have posted last weekend, but it is a little late. So for now read this article and look for this past week's updates tomorrow. I now throw it over to SteveJRogers.
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The undiscovered…

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