Rahul Nadella's Reviews > World's Finest: Teen Titans

World's Finest: Teen Titans sets the high bar for the best Titans book on the shelf. Waid creates a team that likes each other and can get the job done but still, butts heads as headstrong sidekicks just coming together should. It uses those simple, optimistic adventures as a way to explore the character relationships of the young heroes who will eventually grow into the characters we know. Robin takes center stage as we see his first steps into a leadership role and the uncertainty that comes with it. The last issue of the series was great and wish we could have had this much fun throughout the series. A lovely end to a lovely series, and another feather in Waid’s cap.