Teen Titans

By noreply@blogger.com (Jim) The Titans. Many years ago, Marv Wolfman and George Perez made this into one of the best books on the comics rack. It was always a top of the stack, first read book. Arguments were made as to whether the X-Men or Titans were better. The whole cult sacrifice was a trap to lure Raven to them. Envy offers...

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 noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) While not terribly moved by Sean McKeever's work on Teen Titans, I found his collected Terror Titans actually quite enjoyable. In Teen Titans: On the Clock, McKeever portrayed the villains as more "hip" and interesting than the stuffy good guys; here, McKeever has nothing but villains,...

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 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 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

By Travis Jericho is still around, and despite Cyborg getting hit with the Jericho-detector just a little while ago, evidently it doesn’t do anything to prevent Jericho from invading his body right after he wakes up from the shot. Jericho is making use of his time by spying on the Teen Titans. Here’s a...

By Travis This series is one of those outliers that I took a chance on, and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. I almost wish we could move Wagner (and maybe Hedley too) over to Wonder Woman and see what they could do with her. Teen Titans 68 by Sean McKeever and Eddy Barrows

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...

By Travis Birds of Prey 124, Legion of Super-Heroes 48, Superman 682, Teen Titans 65, and Wonder Woman 26 Superman 682 Teen Titans 65 by Sean McKeever and Eddy Barrows Wonder Woman 26 Tpull is Travis Pullen. He started reading comics at 5 years old, and he can't seem to stop.

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 The Masked Movie Snobs Written by Musgo Del JefeAs a young Musgo, my super-hero teams of choice were the Avengers, the Justice League (both the Of America and the International variety) and the occasional Teen Titan adventure. On TV there was no competition, it was the Superfriends and all of their incarnation...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) DC COMICS SUPERMAN #680 SUPERMAN BATMAN #52 TEEN TITANS #63 MARVEL COMICS HULK #6 MARVEL 1985 #5 NOVA #17 All right, we have a huge shipment of comic books headed to the Bunker today. We are getting a total of 18 titles. This selection of titles is heavy with Marvel titles. This week’s selection of comic books has the potential to be pretty good. Which DC comic book am I least looking forward to reading? That would be Teen Titans #63. Between McKeever’s Teen Titans and Winick’s Titans, it is certainly a tough time to be a Titans fan. Right now, Tiny Titans is by far and away the best written and most entertaining Titans comic book on the market.   [read the full post]

By Travis If this is all Winnick has left, he needs to leave the industry, take a breather, and do something else. You’ve got eight characters, all of whom have shined in the past, and all being underutilized and portrayed almost as identical ciphers of each other. Someone go ask Wolfman and Perez if th...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Writer: Judd WinickPencils: Joe Benitez Inks: Victor Llamas & Oliver Nome We then see Raven immobilized as her brothers are using her to create a portal to Trigon’s realm. Nightwing and Starfire then lock horns with one of the brothers named Wraith. We then see Envy tangling with Donna. Envy’s power lets him assume the form of the person whom his opponent envies the most. Therefore, Envy turns into Wonder Woman. We see Beast Boy still crouched next to Raven. We now see Trigon walking toward the portal that the brothers are using Raven to create. Raven tells Beast Boy that she has a plan. Nightwing then tells the Titans that they need to change their strategy. Starfire locks horns with Envy.   [read the full post]

 OR - Carter, whose work I first became acquainted with from the Batman Beyond theme, and his peers McCuistion and Rimanis, really show off what they're capable ...

By jeffhall In this film, in answer to an attack on their base in New York, Teen Titans Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Raven and Beast Boy, travel to Tokyo to bring down the Japanese criminal behind the attack. Given a larger budget than usual, ...

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

I absolutely adore this CD and it ranks up there as one of my favorite DC Animated scores released yet. While I’ve enjoyed the “epic” music from the DC Universe features, nothing quite matches up with the excitement and fun that Teen Titans can provide. Truly there is some beautiful music to l...

By Tom Bondurant The plot of Titans #1 is pretty simple: Nightwing, Starfire, Raven, Red Arrow, Beast Boy, Donna Troy, Flash, and the current crop of Teen Titans are each attacked unexpectedly by supernatural creatures and/or forces. After Batman briefs Nightwing on the Titans East aftermath (and its u...

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 Rokk Krinn Supergirl and Wonder Girl then attack the soldiers. Ravager tells Robin that they need to stop Wonder Girl so she focuses her powers on them and not the soldiers. Robin grudgingly agrees. Miss Martian flies up to engage Supergirl. Supergirl once again retorts that Miss Martian is not in Supergirl’s league. The two girls start brawling. Miss Martian starts slapping the spit out of Supergirl. Blondie suddenly realizes that Miss Martian is most definitely in Super Barbie’s league. Wonder Girl fights with Ravager, Kid Devil and Robin. During the fight, Wonder Girl tells Robin that she is going to do whatever she can to free her mom. Wonder Girl kicks Robin and he flies through the fence surrounding the internment camp. Robin then lands smack on top of W...   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn Synopsis: We begin the Titans (Robin, Jericho, Cyborg, Miss Martian, Kid Devil, Beast Boy, Raven, Ravager, Wonder Girl, Donna Troy and Nightwing) in their ship headed to bury Duela Dent. Nightwing says that after Duela’s funeral that he and Robin are going to find out who killed Duela. Nightwing asks who else wants to join them. Donna Troy, Wonder Girl and Ravager say that they will go with Nightwing and Robin. Jericho, who is still inhabiting Match’s body, says that he can’t leave Match’s body and is having a tough time pacifying him. Cyborg says that he will go back to Titans Tower with Jericho and help him deal with Match. Miss Martian and Kid Devil decide to go with Cyborg and Jericho in case they need back up if Match breaks free.   [read the full post]

By collectededitions In the aftermath of Superboy's rampage in Teen Titans/Outsiders: The Insiders, Donna Troy arrives on Earth to recruit Cyborg, as the Titans learn of Wonder Woman's murder of Maxwell Lord, and the Red Hood comes to battle Tim Drake. The Spectre's rampage in Day of Vengeance resurrects Bro...

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 Vichus Smith Back on Earth, the youngest of the Black Marvel family gets in on the recruiting blitz for the Teen Titans. If you’ve been reading Teen Titans recently, all these new faces might be familiar to you, because they were included in the big photo collage during the Teen Titans “Titans Around the...