Teen Machine # 1

It is so impressive how Dan Sehn manages to keep turning out superhero comics. Where a lot of publisher fold after a few he keeps going on with his Argo Comics.
This comic holds several short stories featuring Teen Machine, the Teen Titans of the Argo Comicsverse if you will. They are all written by creator Dan Sehn and illustrated by several artists.
The first story seems a bit inspired by old humor comics. The story is kind of fun but the art wasn't as good as I'm used to for Argo. Then there's a story where the heroes meet the Argo equivalent of the Justice Society of America. The last story, which has the best artwork I think, has the team face off against another teen team.
All in all, the stories are fun to read and it's always cool to see new superheroes appearing. Don't expect any deep and dark introspective stuff, just cool heroes doing their thing.
The comic is rounded out by a few pin-ups

Argo 5 # 24 (Argo Comics)

Do you remember those cool old comics where the Justice League teamed up with the Justice Society? Those days when team ups were still fun and cool instead of long boring stories that take a year to tell? This comic is clearly a homage to that as Argo 5 teams up with that other superteam in the Argo Comics Universe, Impact International. Just like in those old comics they split up in small groups. In this case to track down the offspring of some aliens. The stakes are pretty high if they fail too!
The artwork by Alex Garcia is great, it looks a lot like George Perez which is pretty high praise. The story by Dan Sehn is great fun to read and the Argo Comics characters are always fun and timeless.