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Title	:	Super Sons of Tomorrow (Super Sons (Collected Editions) #2.5)
Author	:	Peter J. Tomasi
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 136 pages
Published	:	July 3rd 2018 by DC Comics (first published 2017)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Dc Comics. Comic Book

Super Sons of Tomorrow (Super Sons (Collected Editions) #2.5) Paperback | Pages: 136 pages

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The crossover event between Superman, the Super Sons and the Teen Titans is here!

The Batman of Tomorrow travels to the present to prevent a cataclysmic disaster before it happens, revealing that Superboy will soon be responsible for the deaths of millions. But Superman will do anything to protect his son…and the Batman of Tomorrow is unwavering in his resolve to take down the Boy of Steel. That’s if he can find them.

The Super Sons are on the run after discovering Superboy’s dark destiny, and the Batman of Tomorrow has recruited the Teen Titans to his cause. But the reunion gives way to the big question: Is the life of an innocent child worth more than the lives of millions? It’s the Teen Titans vs. the Super Sons in the battle you’ve been waiting for!

Written by Peter J. Tomasi with art from a crew of today’s best illustrators, including Francis Manapul, Doug Mahnke and Jorge Jimenez, this crossover event is a must-have for Superman, Super Sons and Teen Titans fans alike! Collects SUPER SONS #11-12, SUPERMAN #37-38 and TEEN TITANS #15.

Be Specific About Books To Super Sons of Tomorrow (Super Sons (Collected Editions) #2.5)

Original Title:	Super Sons of Tomorrow
ISBN:	1401282393 (ISBN13: 9781401282394)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Super Sons (Collected Editions) #2.5, Super Sons (Single Issues) #11-12, DC Universe Events #95 , more

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Ratings: 3.7 From 494 Users | 61 Reviews

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The future Tim Drake from Detective Comics returns to kill Jon Kent before he accidentally explodes and kills thousands of people. Full of fun and excitement, this thing explodes off the page. I like how Tomasi tied in the future Titans of Tomorrow from Geoff Johns's run on Teen Titans. I'm wondering how this future Titans timeline fits in now that the timeline was erased by the New 52. (DC's continuity is pretty much indecipherable at this point.) Anyway, I'm still finding Super Sons to be one

Read as single issues.Maybe it's that I read the first two parts back in December, but this...was really confusing. A lot of hustle and bustle and possiblefuture!Tim being a massive dick for reasons I'm still not sure I understand, only to have his own personal 'your mom's name is Martha?' moment at the end. Then again, I know next to nothing about Tim right now since I haven't gotten around to reading his stints as Robin and in the Teen Titans, so maybe this is par for the course? As it stands,

Note that this is not a volume in the all-too short-lived Super Sons series, but an event, or a crossover, comprising issues of Batman, Superman, Teen Titans, and Super Sons.Note, also that the track record on DC events is not very good:https://www.goodreads.com/series/2070...The Damian-Jonathan dynamic is still pretty enjoyable, but I got a little pain-in-the-event with the ridiculous time travel, solar flare paradoxes. You can't even call it pseudo-science (all comic book science is

This review includes reviews for - Supersons #11 & #12Superman #37 & #38 & Teen Titans #15 The return of the Future Tim Drake and he returns to commit more douchebaggery . Plot holes aside this was a good story arc , and honestly I'd have rated this higher , but my problem with this story is that , we have seen similar story done to death by now . Heck look at the last appearance of Future-Tim and you will see the same pattern . There wasn't much difference in this story to those

-Read for 2019 YA Reading Challenge-Ok, this one is 'shame on me' for not realizing I started the wrong volume and read this and the last one out of order. FWIW, it had no effect on the overall story being told of Jonathan and Damien as this was a story line of its own. To reiterate, "The Batman of Tomorrow travels to the present to prevent a cataclysmic disaster before it happens, revealing that Superboy will soon be responsible for the deaths of millions." The thing I would point out is "this

[Read as single issues]The time travelling Tim Drake from Detective Comics is back, and he's got his sights set on Superboy! When the Teen Titans experience a civil war, Damian and Superboy head out on their own to protect each other and the timeline from the Titans Of Tomorrow!I'm a sucker for the whole 'older-versions-of-teen-characters' trope, and having the Titans Of Tomorrow from Geoff Johns' Teen Titans run appear here had me all excited. This is mostly just a chase-and-battle story, a

3.5 Stars.Coming back to our universe from the timestream (and the pages of Detective Comics) future Tim Drake (now calling himself Savior, complete with new costume) has a new target in mind to save his future: Superboy. After taking down both Batman and Superman, the only thing standing in his way is the Teen Titans. Or is it?After displaying a form of "Solar Flare", Damian agrees that something needs to happen with Jon, lest he hurt himself or others. So, ignoring most of his team's wishes,