Episode #18 – Fear Itself Original Airdate – February 7th, 2004 Slade is back and this time he’s after Raven. But the Teen Titans question why. | Titans Writers Written by Dwayne McDuffie Directed by Michael Chang Producer Glen Murakami Producers Linda M. Steiner, Bruce Timm Asst. Producer Kimberly A. Smith Music by Michael McCuistion Casting and Voice Direction Andrea Romano Animation Services by Lotto Animation Titans Voices |
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| Review The words “predictable”, “vident” and “orseseeable” come to mind when you think about this episode. Yes, it was obvious from the point Raven said she had lost her powers that she was the one conjuring the little beasts up, but many people seem to be ignoring the overall fact about this episode: it was flat out awesome. Between the flashes of light that rippled through the Tower when the lightning came down, to the animation, this episode seemed to not only flow really well, but was beautifully animated along the way. The main villain of this episode was taken out by six-minutes into it, but what we did see of him reminded me of two things: Howard Groote and the script-writer guy from “Sentries of the Last Cosmos” (both from the Much like the other episodes this season so far (sans “Terra” and possibly “How Long Is Forever?”), it did very little in terms of character movement and overall season plot movement–but if we continue to get episodes of this nature, I’ll be happy. It entertains me for about thirty minutes, and that’s all I ask for… |