ORIGINAL COMMISSIONS AND SKETCHES: TITANS ARTISTS THROUGH THE YEARS CLICK ON IMAGE TO ENLARGE

Robin by Nick Cardy Wizard World Philadelphia 2003	Kid Flash by Nick Cardy Wizard World Philadelphia 2003	Wonder Girl by Nick Cardy Wizard World Philadelphia 2003	Aqualad by Nick Cardy Wizard World Philadelphia 2003	Speedy by Nick Cardy Wizard World Philadelphia 2003

		Lilith by Nick Cardy San Diego Comic-Con 2005

RICH BUCKLER was the cover artist for the TEEN TITANS during it's brief revamp in the late 1970s.
The book didn't have a regular artist, so Buckler was the only consistent artist at this time.

 

Robin by George Pérez commission from 2004	Kid Flash by George Pérez commission from 2004	Wonder Girl by George Pérez commission from 2004	Aqualad by George Pérez commission from 2004	Speedy by George Pérez commission from 2004

Nightwing by George Perez Pittsburgh, 2001	Raven by George Pérez San Diego ComiCon 2004	Terra by George Pérez commission from 2004	Ravager by George Pérez San Diego ComiCon 2006	Changeling by George Pérez New York Comic-Con February 2006

JOSE GARCIA-LOPEZ had a short but memorable run following George Perez on NEW TEEN TITANS in 1984.
He later provided beautiful artwork in 2005 in the mini-series, DC SPECIAL: THE RETURN OF DONNA TROY.

EDUARDO BARRETO was the regular NEW TEEN TITANS artist for the mid-1980s,
from New Teen Titans #13-49.

Nightwing by Phil Jimenez Florida MegaCon 2005 Thanks to "Raven the White"	Flash by Phil Jimenez San Diego ComiCon 2005	Troia by Phil Jimenez San Diego ComiCon 2005	Tempest by Phil Jimenez San Diego ComiCon 2005	Arsenal by Phil Jimenez San Diego ComiCon 2005

Troia & Wonder Woman by Phil Jimenez New York City 2002	Tempest by Phil Jimenez Madison Square Garden, New York City 2003	Terra by Phil Jimenez Florida MegaCon 2004 Thanks to "Raven the White"	Raven by Phil Jimenez San Diego ComiCon 2004	Superboy by Phil Jimenez & Andy Lanning New York Comic-Con February 2006

		Wonder Girl (and Ares!) by Phil Jimenez New York ComiCon 2008

TERRY DODSON may not be known for his work on TEAM TITANS,
but he was the regular artist on that book as he started his career, from TEAM TITANS #17-24 in 1993-1994.

DAN JURGENS relaunched the Titans franchise with TEEN TITANS (a whole new teen team led by the Atom) in 1996.
The team lasted until 1998.

Lilith as Omen by Dan Jurgens Wizard World Philadelphia 2005	Risk by Dan Jurgens San Diego ComiCon 2004	Argent by Dan Jurgens San Diego ComiCon 2007	Joto by Dan Jurgens San Diego ComiCon 2007	Argent by Dan Jurgens San Diego ComiCon 2009

TODD NAUCK helped launch YOUNG JUSTICE in 1998 and remained the artist on the book until it was canceled in 2003.
Nauck then became the artist on TEEN TITANS GO! until its demise in 2008.

Superboy by Todd Nauck San Diego ComiCon 2004	Wonder Girl by Todd Nauck San Diego ComiCon 2004	Beast Boy by Todd Nauck San Diego ComiCon 2005	Kid Flash by Todd Nauck San Diego ComiCon 2005	Terra by Todd Nauck New York Comic-Con February 2006

Flamebird by Todd Nauck New York Comic-Con February 2006	Zachary Zatara by Todd Nauck New York Comic-Con February 2006	Miss Martian by Todd Nauck New York Comic-Con February 2006	Superboy by Todd Nauck San Diego ComiCon 2007

Beast Boy by Todd Nauck Emerald City Con Seattle 2004 Thanks to Jay	Robin by Todd Nauck Store Signing 2005	Wonder Girl by Todd Nauck San Diego ComiCon 2006	Raven by Todd Nauck New York Comic-Con February 2006	Bumblebee by Todd Nauck San Diego ComiCon 2007

		Teen Titans Jam by Teen Titans Staff San Diego ComiCon 2005

MARK BUCKINGHAM relaunched the Titans franchise yet again in 1999 with TITANS,
an ongoing series starring the original five members plus five more.

Troia by Mark Buckingham San Diego ComiCon 2006	Arsenal by Mark Buckingham San Diego ComiCon 2006	Argent by Mark Buckingham San Diego ComiCon 2006	Starfire by Mark Buckingham San Diego ComiCon 2007	Nightwing by Mark Buckingham San Diego ComiCon 2007

When Buckingham left TITANS, ADAM DeKRAKER provided art for a handful of issues.
PAUL PELLETIER took over the book for almost a year, and later, BARRY KITSON.

Cyborg by Adam Dekraker San Diego ComiCon 2004	Wonder Girl by Paul Pelletier Florida MegaCon 2004	Lilith by Barry Kitson Con Sketch 2004

ALE GARZA drew the mini-series, GRADUATION DAY in 2003, which featured the deaths of Troia and Lilith.
He went on to draw ROBIN and had a brief stint on TEEN TITANS in 2007.

Troia by Ale Garza San Diego Comic Con 2002	Lilith by Ale Garza New York City 2003	Robin by Ale Garza San Diego ComiCon 2004	Ravager by Ale Garza San Diego ComiCon 2007

MIKE McKONE and GEOFF JOHNS realunched the TEEN TITANS in 2003, and redesigned the core team.
The book was a hit again, and McKone remained with the book until TEEN TITANS #23.

Ravager by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2004	Starfire by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2004	Beast Boy by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2004

Robin by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2006	Superboy by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2006	Wonder Girl by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2006	Kid Flash by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2006

Cyborg by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2006	Raven by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2006	Beast Boy by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2007	Starfire by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2007

Ravager by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2008	Deathstroke by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2008	Jericho by Mike McKone New York ComiCon 2009

Wonder Girl Commission by Mike McKone San Diego ComiCon 2005	Deathstroke vs. Ravager Commission by Mike McKone 2006	Starfire Commission by Mike McKone 2006

 

TEEN TITANS writer GEOFF JOHNS is even known to do a sketch or two if you ask him.
Geoff wrote an incredibly succesful run of TEEN TITANS from #1-45.

Cyborg by Geoff Johns San Diego ComiCon 2004	Kid Flash by Geoff Johns San Diego ComiCon 2005	Deathstroke by Geoff Johns San Diego ComiCon 2006

While the TEEN TITANS were making a splash, Nightwing and Arsenal formed a new team of OUTSIDERS,
with art by TOM RANEY in 2003.

Nightwing by Tom Raney Madison Square Garden, New York City 2003	Nightwing by Tom Raney Wizard World Philadelphia 2004	Starfire by Tom Raney Wizard World Philadelphia 2005	Arsenal by Tom Raney Wizard World Philadelphia 2005	Wonder Girl by Tom Raney Wizard World Boston 2005

MATTHEW CLARK became the artist on OUTSIDERS after Raney's departure and drew OUTSIDERS #28-50,
with #50 marking its last issue in 2007. Matthew also drew TEEN TITANS #25.

Superboy by Matthew Clark San Diego ComiCon 2004	Wonder Girl by Matthew Clark San Diego ComiCon 2005	Arsenal by Matthew Clark San Diego ComiCon 2006	Nightwing by Matthew Clark New York Comic-Con February 2006

TONY DANIEL became TEEN TITANS artist in 2005 with TEEN TITANS #34, which was the start of "One Year Later,"
featuring surprsing new Titans members, Ravager and Kid Devil.

Ravager by Eddy Barrows New York ComiCon 2008	Kid Devil by Eddy Barrows New York ComiCon 2008	Wonder Girl by Eddy Barrows New York ComiCon 2008	Miss Martian by Eddy Barrows New York ComiCon 2008	Starfire by Eddy Barrows New York ComiCon 2008

Ravager by Eddy Barrows New York ComiCon 2009	Ravager by Eddy Barrows New York ComiCon 2009	Ravager by Eddy Barrows New York ComiCon 2009

KARL KERSCHL and Amy Wolfram retold the Titans first days in the TEEN TITANS: YEAR ONE 6-issue mini-series in 2007.
Karl's unique and vibrant take on the characters was a joy to behold.

Wonder Girl by Karl Kerschl New York Comic-Con February 2006	Aqualad by Karl Kerschl New York Comic-Con February 2006	Kid Flash by Karl Kerschl New York Comic-Con February 2006

Aqualad by Karl Kerschl New York ComiCon 2009	Kid Flash by Karl Kerschl New York ComiCon 2009	Robin by Karl Kerschl New York ComiCon 2009	Wonder Girl by Karl Kerschl New York ComiCon 2009	Speedy by Karl Kerschl New York ComiCon 2009