sheet: Title: Titans / Young Justice: Graduation Day
USA Correspondence: Titans / Young Justice Graduation Day, Teen Titans / Outsiders Secret Files & Origins (2003)
Writer: Judd Winick
Drawing:
Ale Garza Inks: Trevor Scott, Larry Stucker, Marlo Alquiza
Translation: David Macho
Color: Jeromy Cox
Packager: A & J Torres
Publisher: Planeta De Agostini Comics
Pages: 112
Price: 8.95 Euros ( Buy )
Plot:
The arrival of a mysterious cyber no only going to bring heavy casualties in the ranks of the Titans, but evidence internal differences that currently exist in the ranks of the Titans and Young Justice. The two youth groups UDC excellence are about to change forever ...
Review:
The problem of the DC series is that there are many that have already been started by Standard and not take too long or up or their characters are so unknown that it is practically unfeasible that can be edited from the beginning (unless you want an even longer distance with the USA), so you decide from that starting point becomes a very vital issue, because it's not just a matter of finding an arc to start appeal agumental the collection but also that they prevent this arc makes many references to past events.
That is precisely the main problem Graduation Day, a comic that is actually a final but Spain should exercise as a prelude of what is to come. Thus the reader is in danger of having the feeling that comes with the movie started and while not necessary to know much of the UDC to understand what is happening it is true that the novice reader not just connected with the characters a handicap important since the strength of this story is precisely the importance of the low and the reactions of characters they have always been friends and now are rethinking their alliances and convictions after spending one of the worst days of their lives.
As regards the analysis of history the truth is that it presents an argument rather flat, almost worthy of a comic book of 90 with a lethal threat that puts a halt to the heroes of the story without much more explanation but is promising more information on this subject in the upcoming collections of the Titans and Outsiders, and personally I found most interesting the chapters after the battle, which finally sees development of the characters and glimpses of what will be new groups, the bulk of the story.
Anyway, precisely by virtue of his preface, the volume is must-buy for those who want to follow the new Outsiders clip collections and / or Titans, and less for those who simply want to understand the future Infinite Crisis as their primary connection is the story of Donna Troy, and this, so soon, does not justify the nearly nine euros it costs to book.
Enjoy: A Titans fans in general (though more for the time spent without seeing these characters than the quality of the story) and Donna Troy in particular, to those who enjoy the Action Comics, who continue to think the Titans or Outsiders.
not like: For those who prefer more thoughtful comics.
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