Way back when I was initially assigned the rigorous duty of reviewing the kiddie comics, one of the first I took on was Teen Titans Go. I can’t recall for sure but I think that I was less then enthralled. (Editor's Note: JR's review of Teen Titans Go #36 can be found HERE) So I decided to take another look. Well, maybe old age is setting in but I must say that this return visit was a bit better than the initial outing. Don’t get me wrong here. I’m not exactly calling this the next Watchmen. But I do feel the level of storytelling has improved. This issue centers on Raven. After a recent run-in with Trigun, where parts of her psyche were fractured into multiple beings, Raven has not told her young super-powered pals that one part of her psyche, the dark portion, is still on the loose. Her reasoning is that since the dark psyche has not been returned to her, her life and demeanor has become much happier. Unfortunately, the dark being is wreaking havoc on the city. Raven comes to realize that she must have this portion of her personality returned to her even though it means she will be unhappy. Outwardly this looks like just another take of the evil twin chestnut but more so, the story is about sacrificing ones own happiness for the greater good. Heady stuff for a kid’s comic and a pleasant surprise. Put this book in your child’s hands and you may end up having some interesting conversations about it. Recommended.