Teen Titans Go! 3: Mumbo Jumble

Easter gift for grandson loved the story thanks

The look on my grandson's face at Christmas said it all.

This was a gift which was loved.

A couple of weeks ago, I reviewed what I thought was a collection of Teen Titans Go! comics based on the cartoon of the same name. What it turned out to be were reprints of comics based on the original Teen Titans series. While the book was really good, it wasn't what I was hoping for. Well, this time I got my hands on the genuine article. From a run-in with the Tamaranean Flu to a not-so-friendly baseball game with the Titans East squad to a big-time Hollywood producer wanting to turn the Titans into reality stars, these were the type of adventures I had been looking for. Yes, this current version of the show has a lot of haters. But I for one like both versions of the show. But I am a bigger fan of TTG! I love that the same voice actors are used. I adore how the Titans make fun of themselves. And Beast Boy is my spirit animal, Yo! Sholly Fisch is one of my favorite all-ages writers. He has such a love and devotion to the classic DC source material while keeping his pulse on the new trends as well. Fisch is incredible on Scooby-Doo Team-Up and he did an fantastic job on these Titans books as well. Maybe he should write for the show? With additional writing and art by talents such as Derek Fridolfs, Merrill Hagan, Lea Hernandez, and others, this volume was a delight. It captures the loony spirit of the show without being too goofy. Every page was funny and a joy to read. The young reader in your life will delight in these as well.

this sucked do not buy... i am a reality tv show producer they hurt my feelings also talks about inappropiate material

Terrible book and series. I don't know what cartoon network was thinking when they made this crap.

Kids love the TV show and weren't disappointed in the comic.

My 8 year old daughter loves Teen Titans Go! and these books are exactly what I needed to keep her from playing with her tablet 24/7 for the summer break.

Love this. My grandson has been drawing since Christmas. Easy instruction loves it . He’s seven so perfect for his age.

Funny, silly, perfect to get my daughter excited about reading.