This isn’t the return of the Teen Titans so much as an awkward attempt at covering a pretty embarrassing mistake that never should’ve happened in the first place.
This isn’t building a unique mythos for Cyborg to inhabit and for future writers to inherit, it’s just saddling the character with the most clichéd and basic superhero personality you can find
What’s so heartbreaking about the Cyborg comic is how hard it’s trying to be more than it is. It desperately wants to be a comic about character and people more than action or sci-fi concepts, but it all falls completely flat.
…the emphasis is kept on character struggle and a quest for self-definition and personal growth beyond one’s own origins. Combine that with the stellar artwork and this is one of the better comics of the DC You, check it out.
