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 Travis Superman: Secret Origin 2 � Long story short, this is Geoff Johns� version of how the Legion introduced themselves to Superboy, with a little snot of Lex Luthor thrown in for good measure. Gary Frank is good on art, and this issue was easily better than at least ten of the other issues reviewe...

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 Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) Superman Secret Origins #2 (of 6) – This is Geoff Johns week for the probable top books of the week. The first issue was great. In-between these covers “Written by Geoff Johns; Art by Gary Frank and Jon Sibal; Covers by Gary Frank. Geoff Johns and Gary Frank's exploration of the origin of the gre...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco Certainly people like this Geoff Johns character, probably more than they like Hal Jordan or any other Green Lantern, and I’m sure DC has already long ago learned this lesson: Let Geoff Johns do whatever the heck he wants. (“What’s that Geoff? You want us to kill off Dick Grayson and make Hal...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco It’s 2003, and Judd Winick and Geoff Johns are about to launch new volumes of The Outsiders and Teen Titans respectively. Their storyline kicks off in a special miniseries in which several characters are killed. It’s 2005, and the pair—joined by Greg Rucka—are about to set the DC Universe o...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) In Teen Titans: Changing of the Guard, writer Sean McKeever improves on many of the difficulties found in his previous Teen Titan volumes, though unfortunately it all still falls way short of Geoff Johns' stories that began this book.

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) He also wanted to thank-you for giving Duela Dent more 'screentime' when you were on "Teen Titans" than she had in the last 20 years. I had plans for Joker's daughter. Since "Teen Titans" #1, [editor] Eddie Berganza and I also talked about Joker's Daughter, but we never really got to play thos...

By Travis Green Lantern 46, Justice Society of America 31, Superman 692, and Teen Titans 75 Green Lantern 46 by Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke Superman 692 Teen Titans 75 Tpull is Travis Pullen. He started reading comics at 5 years old, and he can't seem to stop.

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 Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) ABSOLUTE GREEN LANTERN: REBIRTH HC Written by Geoff Johns Art by Ethan Van Sciver, Darwyn Cooke, Prentis Rollins, Marlo Alquiza and Mick Gray Cover by Ethan Van Sciver In 2004, writer Geoff Johns and artist Ethan Van Sciver the team behind the current blockbuster THE FLASH: REBIRTH rest...

By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) Writer: Geoff Johns Artist: Francis Manapul The Good: Adventure Comics #2 was a very underwhelming read. Geoff Johns has failed to catch my interest for this new Superboy and Legion of Superheroes title. Still there were a couple positive things about this issue.

By Jim(jlm1955@comcast.net) Adventure Comics #1 - Superboy Story: Writer Geoff Johns, Art Francis Manapul, Colors Brian Buccellato. Legion Story: Writer Geoff Johns, Art Clayton Henry, Colors Brian Reber. Every book does not have to grab you by the throat and make you stand up and follow along, sometimes a quite star...

By LaRevolucion44@aol.com (Rokk Krinn) Writer: Geoff Johns Pencils: George Perez We hop over to the present day with the Teen Titans and Titans meeting at Titans Tower. Suddenly, Superman appears on the scene along with Superboy and Kid Flash. The Teen Titans and Titans are thrilled to see Conner and Bart alive once again.

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) With Trigon removed, what is Raven good for? "Raven is going to be very important in Teen Titans soon," DiDio said." Geoff Johns briefly ran down what would appear in "Adventure Comics," drawing laughter when he mentioned "the good Teen Titans." He also said, "If you don't like Krypto, don'...

By Travis Adventure Comics 2, Booster Gold 24, Detective Comics 856, Green Lantern Corps 40, Red Robin 4, and Titans 17 Adventure Comics 2 by Geoff Johns and Francis Manapul by Dan Jurgens and Norm Rapmund Detective Comics 856 Green Lantern Corps 40 Red Robin 4 Please. Titans 17

 Ca Marvel exclusive artist Mike McKone began his career at DC Comics with fill ins on “Justice League International”, and rose to fame with the relaunch of “Teen Titans” along side writer Geoff Johns. Mike recently joined the creative team on “Amazing ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Nightwing) Johns: Yes. The book will feature Luthor. You'll see Brainiac, you'll see supporting cast members like Wonder Girl, Kid Flash, the Teen Titans. Throughout the first arc of Adventure Comics, you'll see him revisit a number of his relationships.

 Ca - Tom Bondurant In Teen Titans, writer Geoff Johns emphasized Superboy's friendship with Robin and romance with Wonder Girl. Appropriately enough for a character born of a Big Event, Superboy died in one as well, in May 2006's Infinite Crisis #6 (also written by ...

 Ca - Jeffrey Renaud, Jeffrey Renaud I have more Teen Titans stories (especially now that Superboy and Kid Flash are back). Hopefully someday I'll get a chance to tell them. Don't know if I'd ever tackle All-Star Squadron. That's the Justice Society to me. And if you're talking period ...

By Travis Justice Society of America 25, Superman/Batman 57, Teen Titans 69, and Teen Titans Annual 1 Justice Society of America 25 by Geoff Johns, Alex Ross, and Jerry Ordway Superman/Batman 57 Teen Titans 69 Teen Titans Annual 2009 #1 by Sean McKeever and Fernando Dagnino

Geoff Johns is primarily known for his work with DC Comics, having penned many of the company’s more successful features, including JSA, Teen Titans, and Action Comics. He has also worked in television and film, and just this year, he wrote a Legion of ...

 Ca I remember when I was talking about Geoff Johns about it, when he wanted to bring him into “Teen Titans” with Robin, I said, “It’s all fine and good, but don’t forget, he’s bad [laughs]. They can come to some sort of understanding or what not but at ...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) Sean McKeever accomplishes a near-perfect changeover from previous Birds of Prey writer Gail Simone in Birds of Prey: Metropolis or Dust. I haven't found much to like in McKeever's recent work on Teen Titans, taking over from Geoff Johns, but whereas I felt McKeever's Titans dipped in st...

 - Feb 10, 2009 in upstate New York, and waited in line, dressed in a stretchy yellow Kid-Flash costume, to get an autograph from Teen Titans writer Geoff Johns. ...

 New Zealand - Feb 9, 2009 in upstate New York, and waited in line, dressed in a stretchy yellow Kid-Flash costume, to get an autograph from Teen Titans writer Geoff Johns. ...

Barone, 22, took the bus from Geneseo in upstate New York, and waited in line, dressed in a stretchy yellow Kid-Flash costume, to get an autograph from Teen Titans writer Geoff Johns. "I really had to go all out," he said. ...

By Brian Cronin And the day is saved, and Jim Starlin’s cosmic epic was an end - for now! Here we go! Here is the Master List! Enjoy! 100. Superboy Prime vs. Teen Titans (Infinite Crisis) In Infinite Crisis #4 by Geoff Johns and Phil Jimenez, the Superboy from Earth-Prime (who has been trapped in a sort of multi...

By Brian Cronin 3. In the first storyline of the Teen Titans, Johns had Impulse take over the name and costume of Kid Flash. 6. In Green Lantern: Rebirth, Hal Jordan was back to being a Green Lantern again. 7. In Green Lantern: Rebirth, Guy Gardner was no longer an alien and was also back to being a Green Lantern aga...

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) In one of DC Comics's strongest recent eras, the early lead-in to Infinite Crisis, Geoff Johns revitalized what seemed to be a terminal DC franchise, the Teen Titans, mainly by populating it with A-list characters. Gone were the alien Titan clones and even the newer New Titans like Pantha...

By Mike Fahey Johns began writing comics starting with 1999's Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E., which he created for DC Comics. Comic writing eventually became his full-time career with notable works including The Flash, Teen Titans, 52, Action Comics, and Infinite Crisis.

By Brian Cronin I’ll be honest, I just don’t see the big deal. When the Teen Titans came back from Infinite Crisis after One Year Later, one of the coolest ideas I thought Geoff Johns had was to introduce Wendy and Marvin to the team as super geniuses who help the team with their technology. I thought that [...]

By Travis Booster Gold 11, DC Universe: Last Will and Testament 1, Justice Society of America 18, Superman 679, and Teen Titans 62 by Chuck Dixon and Dan Jurgens by Geoff Johns, Alex Ross, and Dale Eaglesham Superman 679 Teen Titans 62 by Sean McKeever and Eddy Barows

By Travis Green Lantern 33, Justice Society of America Annual 1, Reign in Hell 1, Superman/Batman 50, Teen Titans 61, and Trinity 9 Green Lantern 33 by Geoff Johns and Ivan Reis by Geoff Johns, and Jerry Ordway Superman/Batman 50 Teen Titans 61 by Sean McKeever and Eddy Barows

• Geoff Johns (ACTION COMICS, GREEN LANTERN) • Aaron Lopresti (WONDER WOMAN) • Jerry Robinson (BATMAN) • Gail Simone (WONDER WOMAN, SECRET SIX) • Peter Tomasi (GREEN LANTERN CORPS, NIGHTWING) • Judd Winick (TITANS, GREEN ARROW/BLACK CANARY)

By Brian Cronin TEN COOL THINGS DONE BY GEOFF JOHNS! 10. Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. was a fun comic book series. 9. I really liked the way he worked the Wonder Twins into the Teen Titans. 1. 2. 3. What is the coolest comic book storyline involving time travel? Find me a cover featuring Superman’s skeleton!

By Kevin Melrose Kevin’s pick of the week: Batman #676 Batman #676 Green Lantern: No Fear trade paperback Kevin: Geoff Johns’ well-received reformation of Hal Jordan gets a trade paperback, collecting Green Lantern #1-6 and Green Lantern Secret Files #1. MARVEL COMICS

By Rokk Krinn Writer: Grant Morrison & Geoff Johns Pencils: George Perez, Tony Daniel, J.G. Jones, Aaron Lopresti, Ivan Reis, Philip Tan, & Carlos Pacheco Synopsis: We begin with this issue being narrated by someone off panel. We see the universe and the voice says that this is everything. We see a small lightning bolt streaking through the universe. The voice says that this is him. We cut to a shot of the classic Justice League of America with Superman, Batman, Aquaman, Flash, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern (Hal). Then we see Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Green Arrow, Black Canary, Elongated Man and Zatanna. The voice says that these are his protectors.   [read the full post]

By Mel Odom Teen Titans: Titans East is the latest graphic novel gathered from the pages of the newest incarnation of the young heroes in the DC universe. Led by Robin (Tim Drake, actually the third person to wear the Robin uniform), the team consists of Wonder Girl, Miss Martian, Kid Devil, Ravager, C...

By rachelle Wonder Girl #1 Everything about Rip Hunter Jonah Hex! Batman Confidential #9 Justice League of America Wedding Special Now let's get back to awesome comics. Superman #667 Green Lantern #23 I read three comics by Geoff Johns this week and they were all excellent. Just sayin'. Props.

By Rokk Krinn Creative Team Writers: Sean McKeever, Geoff Johns, Todd Dezago & Marv Wolfman Artists: Randy Green, Mike McKone, George Perez, Todd Nauk, Sandra Hope, Richard Friend & Andy Lanning. We cut to Washington, D.C. where we see Wonder Woman begin brutally attacked by two people who look similar to Superman and Wonder Woman. We zip back to Titans Tower where we see Raven, Cyborg, Beast Boy, Starfire and Wally West all leave in the same Titans Jet. Raven is leaving the team to go enjoy being a high school student. Cyborg is leaving to go watch over Titans Island in New York City. Beast Boy is heading back to Doom Patrol.   [read the full post]

By Caleb This issue is extra-special in that not only is it McKeever’s first, but he’s joined by former Titans writers Geoff Johns and Marv Wolfman and former Titans artists George Perez and Mike McKone, plus Impulse writer Todd Dezago and Young Justice artists Todd Nauck and Larry Stucker (and Y...

By rachelle Countdown Week 48 Blue Beetle #15 Green Lantern #20 This is what I like about Green Lantern comics. I'm just sayin', you're not going to see that in a Batman comic. More Geoff Johns goodness! Teen Titans # 47 Action Comics #850 His first Justice League mission:

By collectededitions In this way, it's both sad to see Superboy's story end, and at the same time appropriate. Born from the death of Superman, a catalyst for Infinite Crisis, Superboy fought in the beginning against being called "Superboy," and as he dies he finally accepts the Superboy name for the last time. E...

By Caleb As I was reading this series, I immediately wanted more like it. I wanted an ongoing, set in the contemporaneous DC Universe, which would seem like a total nightmare editorially, but wouldn’t be impossible, particularly if the team of writers included someone like Geoff Johns, who was wr...

By Rokk Krinn The Revolution’s interest in the Teen Titans has declined during the course of this Titans East story arc. That is not a positive sign for the chances of The Revolution enjoying the Teen Titans when Geoff Johns leaves and Adam Beechen assumes full control of this title. The Titans East story arc has definitely not lived up to the hype. It has been rather disappointing. Of course, the best part of Teen Titans #45 was the ending. Without this ending, Teen Titans #45 would have just been an ordinary read. I completely geeked out seeing Cyborg and Raven appear on the scene with some of the old school Titans in Donna Troy, Beast and best of all, Nightwing! Oh yeah, Bart tags along as well wearing Barry and Wally’s Flash outfit.   [read the full post]

By Caleb 1.) Geoff Johns finally gets around to using some villains from the rogues galleries of some of the characters who have made up this version of the Teen Titans, namely Superboy clone Match and Impulse clone Inertia (unfortunately, he does this after he’s killed Superboy off and aged Impul...

JSA #1 This is a new direction for the team, as the older heroes of the DCU decide it’s their resposibility to train the heroes of tomorrow. This looks to be a very natural evolution for the book’s ongoing theme of exploring legacy. Geoff Johns probably gets my vote for most improved writer of 2...

One of the most prolific, successful comic writers working today joins FbR for an hour of Q&A, Sub Or Flub & tons of laughs.  Geoff is the writer of Green Lantern, Teen Titans, co-writer of Action Comics, 52 all out of DC Comics and writer/producer of Blade: The Series on Spike TV.  T...

By Adam Chapman Buy your comics from X-World Comics and save! *Reviewer: * Adam Chapman adam.chapman@sympatico.ca *Quick Rating:* Above Average *Title: * Passage The Teen Titans celebrate Bart Allen's life, as old friends come to pay a visit... *Writer:* Sean McKeever, Geoff Johns, Marv Wolfman, Todd De...

By Adam Chapman Title: Titans East Part 4 The Assembled Teen Titans fight back at Deathstroke! Story: Geoff Johns & Adam Beechen Script: Adam Beechen Nightwing and the other Titans reinforcements take on Deathstroke and what remains of his Titans East.