The Titans are back, along with the debut of Teen Titans – which is not to be confused with Kadabra’s fake Teen Titans. Which brings our total Titans teams to three. Try to say that five times fast.
It’s an interesting question that I feel most comic nerds can answer: who are your Teen Titans? While generationally for me it should’ve been the Cartoon Network Teen Titans, it was a series I largely skipped, as it just didn’t appeal to me. My first true introduction was Geoff Johns’ Teen Titans Vol 1. While the vs
In 2003, Cartoon Network’s Teen Titans animated series debuted, and for five years the tales of young heroes on the verge of becoming the next generation of super heroes built a strong and faithful following. The series blended heroic stories with the comedy of most children’s programing, but in 2008 the series was canceled and
Sorry for the lag time between reviews. I’d been hoping one of the books I’ve been reading would turn out to be so amazingly awesome I’d just have to write the best review ever. Sadly, this was not the case. (Looking Glass Wars was just a little underwhelming. You too, Dead Witch Walking.) So I
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! When there’s trouble, you know who to call. Well, yes, the Teen Titans, but who do you contact about a casting call? That’s right, Comic Issues! Join our heroes this week as we cast a Teen Titans movie based on Geoff Johns’
Since May 31, the entire comic world has been talking about one thing: DC’s new line up. Many of DC’s heavy hitting lead books have been announced already, like Batman, Justice League, and Green Lantern, but with the absence of Superman’s books (and many of the supporting ensemble books still to be revealed), there is