Teen Titans

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Final Crisis had a whole year's worth of lead-in stories, Countdown to Final Crisis. Of course, if you consider that all the nearly fifty-plus issues of Geoff Johns' Green Lantern run have been leading in to Blackest Night, that's pretty hefty, too. It looks like ten Green Lantern trades ve...

By ComicList GREEN LANTERN #48 (SEP090096) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on November 25. SUPERMAN/BATMAN #66 (SEP090109) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on November 18.

By ComicList GREEN LANTERN #48 (SEP090096) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on November 25. SUPERMAN/BATMAN #66 (SEP090109) is available for advance reorder and is scheduled to arrive in stores on November 18.

By ComicList Batman #692, $2.99 Batman The Brave And The Bold #10, $2.50 Blackest Night Titans #3 (of 3)(George Pérez Variant Cover), AR Superman #693, $2.99 Superman In World's Finest Comics Archives Vol 2 HC, $49.99 Teen Titans #76, $3.99 Wonder Woman #37, $2.99

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By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Green Lantern #47 – The last issue of Green Lantern freaking rocked. It was the best issue of Blackest Night related material Geoff Johns has written so far for the event. Hopefully the momentum of that last issue will be carried over to this one, and Blackest Night #4.

By Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) Written by Geoff Johns Everything else: TOP SECRET. GREEN LANTERN #49 GREEN LANTERN CORPS #43 BLACKEST NIGHT: WONDER WOMAN #1 ADVENTURE COMICS #5 DOOM PATROL #5 SUPERMAN/BATMAN #67 TEEN TITANS #78 THE OUTSIDERS #25 JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #40 BATMAN 80-PAGE GIANT #1

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) A packed panel room welcomed the DC Nation panel Saturday afternoon at Baltimore Comic-Con. Hosted by DC Comics Senior Story Editor Ian Sattler, the panel consisted of Vice President of Sales Bob Wayne, J.T. Krul ("Blackest Night: Titans"), Jamal Igle ("Supergirl"), Peter Tomasi ("Blac...

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) J. T. did mention that his two-part Blackest Night TEEN TITANS issues were very focused on Rose and Slade, and the rest of the team doesn't even appear. So despite that dead Titans homage cover to NEW TEEN TITANS #1, don't expect to see those dead characters in that story.

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Another interesting suggestion in the previous post is that we might actually be looking at two volumes of the main Blackest Night hardcover, which could then include the Green Lantern titles. DC did this for The Sinestro Corps War, though that was a largely in-title event; a two-volume c...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Blackest Night: Batman #3 (DC Comics) Superman could have shut this whole place down without killing anyone or allowing anyone else to kill anyone. Batman might not have been able to, but he would have tried. But Wonder Woman? She’s apparently no Superman or Batman.

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) “Who better to homage the cover to NEW TEEN TITANS (vol. 1) #30 than its original artist George Pérez? He even did a baby Black Lantern Wildebeest on the logo! And Hi-Fi Design knocked the coloring out of the park. You might see Pérez and Hi-Fi team up again on another Titans project in 2010. Stay...

By Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) Blackest Night Titans #2 (of 3) – More dead Titans then you can shake a stick at. My favorite part is how Dove frustrates Black Lantern as she gives them no emotion that feed them. It was very creepy having Donna’s dead family come back and then the baby biting her and doing whatever to her was int...

By Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) Blackest Night Titans #2 (of 3) – The Blackest Night stuff has been great and last issue we saw where the new Hawk is also now dead. All of these Blackest Night books have been solid, entertaining reads. DC says “Written by J.T. Krul; Art and cover by Ed Benes and Rob Hunter. Titan-on-Titan violenc...

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) TEEN TITANS #78 Written by J.T. Krul An unexpected BLACKEST NIGHT team-up! Ravager has sworn to kill her father Deathstroke. But what happens when they re forced to fight side-by-side against their dead friends and relatives? Will they kill each other before the Black Lanterns do?

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) GREEN LANTERN #49 Written by Geoff Johns Art and cover by Ed Benes BLACKEST NIGHT continues! John Stewart comes face to face with his greatest failures, the planet Xanshi and his wife and fellow Green Lantern, Katma Tui. Plus, what does Fatality truly want with John?

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) Reaction to Krul's two Titans issues (TITANS: BLACKEST NIGHT #1 and TITANS #15) has been positive among us battle-weary Titans fans. He seems to "get" these characters in a way we haven't seen since Titans (the elder team) relaunched. J.T. Krul has joined ComicBloc, and he's revealed some up...

By Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) Blackest Night Titans #1 (of 3) – This is just another good add-on mini-series. Heck I have dropped the Titans, but this book I enjoyed. I loved seeing some focus on the new Hawk and Dove as those characters have always interested me. Then Hank Hall killing the new Hawk was brutal, but it just mak...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Superman: Eh, Superman fights an alien. Green Lantern: Eh, Hal Jordan fights an alien. Teen Titans: Oh, who really cares? No one gets killed in it, which makes it rather different than the other Titans stories that came out this week in Teen Titans and Blackest Night: Titans.

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) DC COMICS BATMAN AND ROBIN #3 BATMAN WIDENING GYRE #1 BLACKEST NIGHT TITANS #1 FLASH REBIRTH #4 GREEN LANTERN #45 SUPERMAN #691 WEDNESDAY COMICS #8 IMAGE COMICS MARVEL COMICS SECRET WARRIORS #7 Which Marvel comic book am I most looking forward to reading?

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Remember how Blackest Night was supposed to be a relatively self-contained Event story, playing out in a miniseries with that title, the Green Lantern books, and a trio of miniseries focusing on Batman, Superman and the Teen Titans?

By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) Specifically, it's Action Comics #880, Adventure Comics #1, Batman #689, Blackest Night #2, Blackest Night: Batman #1, Booster Gold #23, Green Arrow/Black Canary #23, Green Lantern Corps #39, JSA Vs. Kobra #3, Titans #16, The Unwritten #4, and Wednesday Comics #6. Plus, Olivia gets ano...

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) IGN has released the cover and solicit for TEEN TITANS #77 and other titles, mostly because they are Blackest Night tie-ins. Click on the links to see all the covers. Readers of BLACKEST NIGHT #2 will know who the blacked-out figure is on the TEEN TITANS cover.

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) 9. Are there plans for Donna Troy outside of the Titans titles? DD: Donna has a reunion with her family in Blackest Night: Titans #1. DD: Which is why it makes sense that she meets them in a Blackest Night crossover. What do we think of this? Do we like the new creative team on TITANS?

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 Ca “Blackest Night” will be accompanied by a concurrent tie-in “Tales of the Corps” series, and is followed by three three-part minis, “Blackest Night: Superman”, “Blackest Night: Batman”, and “Blackest Night: Teen Titans.” Audience anticipation for this ...