Series Index: Teen Titans III
Graduation Day #1-3
published May 2003
Credits:
Story: Judd Winick
Art: Alé Garza
Inks: Trevor Scott
Colors: Jeromy Cox
Editor: Eddie Berganza
Cover: Ale Garza
Solicitation:It’s graduation day for the members of Young Justice and the Titans. But these young heroes won’t be hearing the familiar chords of “Pomp and Circumstance”…they’ll be marching to a funeral dirge! The fate of two teams — and two heroes — is decided in THE TITANS/YOUNG JUSTICE: GRADUATION DAY, a 3-issue miniseries written by Judd Winick (GREEN LANTERN) with art by Alé Garza (GEN13) & Trevor Scott (BLACK SUN) that ships biweekly beginning in May and leads directly into two of this summer’s hottest new launches: OUTSIDERS and TEEN TITANS!
A mysterious conglomerate offers to sponsor both the Titans and Young Justice. Before the heroes can decide whether to accept the offer, Indigo, a mysterious cyborg girl from the future, attacks — seriously wounding several members of the two teams. The battle carries over to S.T.A.R. Labs, where Superman lends the two ailing teams a helping hand. But will it be enough? It all leads to a pulse-pounding conclusion that will leave more than one longtime fan-favorite character dead — and both young teams shattered forever. The big question is: Who will die? How will the remaining heroes pick up the pieces and carry on?
Synopsis: Donna Troy begins having disturbing dreams where she is a gothic warrior
battling in a desolate world. In the real world, Jean Walters, Cheif
Executive Officer of Optitron, assembles the members of Titans and Young
Justice to San Francisco to make an offer to fund the teams. Before
any decisions can be made, a mysterious cybernetic girl from the future
invades the complex - and immediately engages combat with both teams.
She severely injures Cyborg, Jesse Quick, Superboy, Argent, Empress,
Tempest and Impulse, although Cyborg insists she didn't mean to hurt
anyone.
As the Titans and Young Justice tend to their wounded, the cybernetic
girl remains on the loose seeking to interface with other cybernetic
beings. She invades a STAR Labs facility and encounters what appears
to be Superman, before shutting down herself. The remaining Titans and
Young Justice members search for the girl, but find Superman. As Lilith
tries to 'read' Superman, it becomes clear it is an adroid Superman
that has been awakened by the cybernetic girl. Caught by surprise, Lilith
has her neck snapped by the Superman android, killing her.
The Titans and Young Justice try to contain the rogue Superman Android
as Arsenal awakens the cybernetic girl who may hold the key to its defeat.
While successfully awakening her, Arsenal and Robin encounter Metamorpho.
Troia tries valiantly to defeat the Superman Android, but he releases
a deadly heat beam directly through her chest, killing her. Indigo arrives
and shuts down the Superman Android, leaving Arsenal and Nightwing to
mourn the fallen Troia. At Troia's funeral, Nightwing declares to Arsenal
that he is tired as seeing friends die and the Titans are officially
over. Meanwhile, members of Young Justice, especially Wonder Girl, feel
responsible for the tragic deaths. Elsewhere, Donna Troy awakens in
a desolate world, and heeds a cry into battle.
Notes:
>> First appearance of Indigo in Graduation Day #1
>> Death of Omen [Lilith Clay Jupiter] in Graduation Day #2
>> Apparent Death of Troia [Donna Troy] in Graduation Day #3;
she is actually reborn on another world
>> Last appearance of Young Justice and Titans; reform as Teen
Titans in Teen Titans (third series) #1 [2003]
>> The Titans and Young Justice appear next in Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files 2003.
Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files 2003
published June 2003
Credits:
First Story: "A Day After"
Writers: Geoff Johns & Judd Winick
Pencils: Ivan Reis & Carlo Barberi
Inks: Marc Campos & Norm Rapmund
Second Story: "Who Was Donna Troy?"
Writer/Pencils: Phil Jimenez
Inks: Andy Lanning
Editors: Eddie Berganza & Ivan Cohen
Cover Art: Tom Raney, Mike McKone (Pencils), Scott Hanna, Larry Stucker (Inkers)
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns, Judd Winick, Phil Jimenez, and various; art by Ale Garza, Jimenez, Mike McKone, Tom Raney, Geoff Johns, Andy Lanning, and various; cover by McKone & Lary Stucker and Raney & Scott Hanna. In stores October 1. An explosive one-shot devoted to DC's hot new super-teams! TEEN TITANS writer Geoff Johns and OUTSIDERS writer Judd Winick join GRADUATION DAY artist Alé Garza for an extra-sized story revealing secrets of both groups, with hints at the terrible threats they'll face in the months to come! Plus, Donna Troy's friends and loved ones remember their fallen friend in a story written and drawn by Phil Jimenez, and pinups of familiar and new characters from both teams' titles by an array of incredible artists. And don't miss the pencilling debut of Geoff Johns!
FC, 64 pg. $5.95
Synopsis, First Story: In the wake of the deaths of Troia and Omen, members of both the Titans and Young Justice examine what to do with their lives. Cyborg is rebuilt at S.T.A.R. Labs. Beast Boy tells Starfire that he’s thinking of reviving the Teen Titans. Arsenal dons a new look and meets Indigo, who has been seemingly reprogrammed after her capture.
Synopsis, Second Story: The friends, family, and loved ones of dearly departed Donna Troy gather to hold a wake in her memory. But as the evening progresses, happy memories are recounted, old wounds are exposed, and tears of sorrow are shed over the painful loss of their dear friend.
Secret Files Entries:
Robin (Art by Rick Mays)
Nightwing, Jade and Arsenal (Art by Mike McKone)
Indigo (Art by Ale Garza)
Wonder Girl (Art by Will Conrad)
Kid Flash (Art by Geoff Johns)
Thunder (Art by Jason Pearson)
Cyborg (Art by Karl Kerschl)
Starfire (Art by Michael Turner)
Metamorpho (Art by Tom Raney)
Beast Boy (Art by Carlos Barberi)
Deathstroke (Art by Kilian Plunkett)
Superboy (Art by Jim Mahfood)
Raven (Art by Pascual Ferry)
Notes:
>> The stories in this issue occur after the events of Graduation Day (mini-series) #1-3, and lead into Teen Titans (third series) #1 and Outsiders #1.
Teen Titans #1 [2003]
published July 2003
Credits:
Story: Geoff Johns
Pencils: Mike McKone
Inks: Marlo Alquiza
Editor: Eddie Berganza
Cover Art: Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Alternate Cover Art: Michael Turner
Second Printing Cover Art: Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza; covers by McKone & Alquiza and Michael Turner The debut issue of DC's hottest new super-team, featuring guest appearances by Superman, Batman, The Flash, and Jay Garrick! What do teenage super-heroes do on the weekends? They hang with the Teen Titans! The invitations go out to a handful of reluctant heroes: Superboy, Robin, Impulse and Wonder Girl. Walk into the new Titans Tower with Cyborg and Starfire as they gather together the next generation of Titans in this explosive extra-sized issue at the regular-issue price! For more information, see the feature article. All orders will be filled with covers by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza (50%) and Michael Turner (50%). July 16 :: 40 pages :: $2.50
Synopsis: Superboy, under his new guise as Conner Kent, cuts class after growing bored in Smallville. Superman finds him to invite him to join the newly formed Teen Titans. In Gotham City, Batman suggests Robin [Tim Drake] join the Teen Titans. In Keystone City, Jay Garrick and Wally West agree Titans membership may prove beneficial to Impulse [Bart Allen] - who Wally feels needs guidance. In Gateway City, Cassie Sandsmark [Wonder Girl] is expelled from school after a violent outburst. After Cassie sees a mysterious vision of Ares in a mirror, Starfire locates her and extends an offer to join the Titans.
Starfire and Wonder Girl fly to the new Teen Titans headquarters in San Francisco Bay. They are welcomed by Beast Boy and Cyborg, as well as new members Superboy, Robin and Impulse. The reunion is strained after the disasterous last mission, which resulted in the deaths of Titans Troia and Lilith. Nonetheless, the teammates settle in to their new surroundings. Later that night, Superboy and Robin receive a mysterious e-mail that reveals new data on Superboy's genesis; This e-mail states that Superboy was created from the combined D.N.A. of Superman and... Lex Luthor?!
Notes:
>> The events of this issue occur after Graduation Day #1-3 [2003] and Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files 2003.
>> First appearance of Wonder Girl, Superboy and Robin III as Teen Titans.
>> Beast Boy, Starfire, Cyborg and Impulse rejoin the Titans this issue.
>> First appearance of Titans Tower III.
>> Bart Allen is pictured on the cover in his Kid Flash costume, although he does not assume that identity yet.
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Also published this month: Outsiders #2
Teen Titans #2 [2003]
published August 2003
Credits:
Story: Geoff Johns
Pencils: Mike McKone
Inks: Marlo Alquiza
Editor: Eddie Berganza
Cover Art: Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza; cover by McKone and Alquiza Join the Teen Titans as they get a feel for their new team and a new routine! The new Teen Titans head out to meet the new and improved Cyborg, but things won't go as planned! Meanwhile, Wonder Girl gets a strange visit from an unlikely ally, and Impulse gets a lesson in reality he won't soon forget! August 13 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Synopsis: Deathstroke mounts the severed head of his old friend, Wintergreen and vows that "now Deathstroke hunts alone." Meanwhile, at Titans Tower, Superboy refuses to believe the e-mail claiming half his D.N.A. is derived from Lex Luthor - but Robin retrieves a strand of Superboy's hair to uncover the truth on his own. And Wonder Girl decides to leave the team, until an explosion at Alcatraz requires aid from the team. The Titans contain the fire and save the tourists, as the all-new Cyborg makes his debut. Meanwhile, Deatshtroke sets a trap for Impulse. He shoots Impulse in the knee as a message to the Teen Titans: "kids shouldn't wear costumes."
Notes:
>> Wintergreen revealed to be dead this issue. Last appeared in Deathstroke #60 [1996]; Hair mistakenly colored brown instead of white.
>> First appearance of Wonder Girl in her new costume
>> First appearance of Cyborg in his new armor
Teen Titans #3 [2003]
published September 2003
Credits:
Story: Geoff Johns
Pencils: Mike McKone
Inks: Marlo Alquiza
Editor: Eddie Berganza
Cover Art: Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza; cover by McKone and Alquiza A major Teen Titans foe from the past returns to cause trouble for the new team! Plus, someone thinks putting kids in the line of fire is a bad idea - and Starfire and Cyborg agree. September 10 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Synopsis: to come
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> The Outsiders encounter Brother Blood in Outsiders #4
Teen Titans #4 [2003]
published Octoober 2003
Credits:
Story: Geoff Johns
Pencils: Mike McKone
Inks: Marlo Alquiza
Editor: Eddie Berganza
Cover Art: Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza; cover by McKone and Alquiza The new Teen Titans disobey a direct order from their elders and go on a hunt for the hunter! Plus, Wonder Girl comes face to face with an unlikely ally... October 15 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Synopsis: to come
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> The Outsiders encounter Brother Blood in Outsiders #5
>> Superboy guest-stars in The Legion #25 in "Foundations", part 1 of 6
Teen Titans #5 [2003]
published November 2003
Credits:
Story: Geoff Johns
Pencils: Mike McKone
Inks: Marlo Alquiza
Editor: Eddie Berganza
Cover Art: Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art and cover by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza Infighting reaches a whole new level with the Teen Titans as they struggle to save what's left of their team and friendship from Deathstroke! Plus, what does Ares want with Wonder Girl? November 12 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Synopsis: to come
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> The Outsiders encounter Brother Blood in Outsiders #6; The New Brother Blood kills his father to take his place.
>> Superboy guest-stars in The Legion #26 and #27 in "Foundations", part 2 & 3 of 6
Teen Titans #6 [2003]
published December 2003
Credits:
Story: Geoff Johns
Pencils: Mike McKone
Inks: Marlo Alquiza
Editor: Eddie Berganza
Cover Art: Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art and cover by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza The JLA has promised to keep out of the Teen Titans' business - but promises are made to be broken. Much like arms, according to Starfire! For more information, see the feature article. December 10 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Synopsis: to come
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Superboy guest-stars in The Legion #28 in "Foundations", part 4 of 6
Teen Titans #1/2 [2004]
published in 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Ivan Reis & Marc Campos
Cover by
Mike McKone
Synopsis: The story opens 18 years ago, where a wounded Slade meets Sweet Lil Worth for the first time. Flash to 10 years ago: Dick Grayson's parents die. Flash to 6 years ago: Rose Wilson is schooled at home by her mother, Lili. Flash to 5 years ago: Ravager I is killed. Flash to 3 years ago: Slade is forced to kill Jericho. Flash to 2 years ago: Cadmus attempts to clone Superman. Flash to 18 months ago: Rose deals with the death of her mother. Flash to one week ago: Bart Allen is shot by Slade.
Present day, in Chicago, Rose Wilson is having dinner with her foster parents - Margaret and Mark Madison. Rose recently got into another fight at school; apparently, this is a pattern of hers. The Madisons reprimand her, and Rose apologizes; Rose is content to have some semblance of a family for the first time in years. Her peace is shattered by the brutal arrival of Ravager III [Wade DeFarge], the man who killed her mother.
Wade kills the Madisons and sets his sights on Rose, claiming he was offered $100,000 to kill her by an anonymous source; Wade would do it for free, he declares, just to get revenge on his half-brother, Slade. Rose eludes Wade, just as the Teen Titans arrive, also claiming an anonymous source tipped them off to the fact Rose was in trouble. Bart rushes to Rose's side, but she rebuffs him, still upset over the deaths of the Madisons. Just as the Titans get the drop on Ravager, an arrow containing halothane gas explodes and knocks the team out. When they awaken, Rose and the Ravager are missing. Superboy wonders if Slade's whole family is a bunch of psychos, and even wonders why the team has a long list of 'wacko' members such as Raven, Jericho, Terra and Duela Dent. Is a questionable psychological profile a requirement? Bart defends Rose, saying she is nothing like her brothers or father - and he vows to find her.
Rose awakens in Deathstroke's lair, as he apologizes for abondoning her. With Wintergreen and his family gone, he reaches out to Rose as the only family he has left. He claims that the two of them can erase the painful memories of the Ravagers, and replace them with better ones. Rose asks for Slade's sword. She talks about how 'she just wants a family' as she clasps the sword. She approaches Ravager - who is bound to a chair - with the intent to kill him - slowly. Slade remarks, "Good girl."
Meanwhile, at the Tower, The Titans' search for Rose has turned up empty. Wonder Girl wonders who put the hit on Rose in the first place. Cyborg believes the answer is obvious - it was Slade himself.
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> This issue was a special mail-in offered by Wizard Magazine.
>> This story takes place between the events of Teen Titans (third series) #6-7.
>> This issue features the origin of Rose Wilson as the Ravager; Rose is revealed as Slade's apprentice in Teen Titans (third series) #7; Rose makes her debut as the new Ravager in issue #8; It is revealed Slade has drugged her, causing psychosis, in issue #12.
>> Extra pages include cover design sketches by Mike McKone, a script page sample, a look at pencils to inks, lettering and coloring, a Character Design Page of the Ravager by Mike McKone, and a look at designing the DC Direct Teen Titans Toys.
Teen Titans #7 [2004]
published January 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tom Grummett and Nelson DeCastro
Cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art by Tom Grummett and Nelson DeCastro; cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza Guest-starring Superman! The Titans are weekend
warriors... but what do they do on a Wednesday? Plus, find out what Deathstroke
the Terminator is up to! January 14 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Notes:
>> Rose is revealed as Slade's new apprentice; The events leading up to that are revealed in Teen Titans #1/2, offered by Wizard Magazine.
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Superboy guest-stars in The Legion #29 in "Foundations", part 5 of 6
Teen Titans #8 [2004]
published February 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tom Grummett and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: A former member returns to the fold in TEEN TITANS #8, written by fan-favorite Geoff Johns with art by Tom Grummett and Marlo Alquiza and a cover by Mike McKone and Alquiza! This issue is a prelude to the 5-part storyline "New Blood," kicking off in TEEN TITANS #9. Who is Raven? The Teen Titans get a crash course on this mysterious former Titan, and what her reappearance could mean. Plus, the fan-favorite villain Mammoth returns to wreak havoc in the lives of everyone's favorite teen heroes! TEEN TITANS is an ongoing series edited by Eddie Berganza. The 32-page issue #8 arrives in comic-book stores February 11 with a cover price of $2.50 U.S.
Notes:
>> First appearance of Rose Wilson as The Ravager; The events leading up to that are revealed in Teen Titans #1/2, offered by Wizard Magazine.
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Kid Flash guest stars in Flash # 207
>> Superboy guest-stars in The Legion #30 in "Foundations", part 6 of 6
Teen Titans #9 [2004]
published March 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tom Grummett and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Raven's back...but what are her motives? The mysterious Titan's return sparks a series of changes for the young heroes in TEEN TITANS #9 - written by Geoff Johns with art by Tom Grummett & Marlo Alquiza and a cover by Mike McKone & Alquiza - the first installment in the 5-part "Raven Rising" story arc! As the Titans settle in for another weekend together, the first task on their agenda is teaching Bart - the new Kid Flash - to drive. But a fun, relaxing adventure quickly becomes a nightmare as Raven returns with Brother Blood in tow! Don't miss the start of what's sure to be the next classic TEEN TITANS story! TEEN TITANS is an ongoing series edited by Eddie Berganza. The 32-page issue #9 is scheduled to arrive in comic-book stores on March 17 with a cover price of $2.50 U.S.
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Kid Flash guest stars in Flash # 208
>> Superboy guest-stars in The Legion #31 in aftermath of "Foundations"
>> In Robin #124, Jack Drake discovers Tim's dual identity as Robin.
Teen Titans #10 [2004]
published April 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art and cover by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza Part 2 of the 5-part "Raven Rising!" The Teen Titans seek out the Cult of Brother Blood in an attempt to learn where Raven is being held against her will. But there's someone else on the trail: a mercenary the Titans just had a run in with! Plus, see what makes the all-new Brother Blood the scariest villain in the DCU. April 14 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> In Outsiders #11, Arsenal confronts his inner demons as his recent brush with death continues to haunt him.
>> In Robin #125, Jack Drake confronts Bruce Wayne with a gun after learning Tim's identity as Robin. Upon his father's urging, Tim gives up being Robin.
Teen Titans #11 [2004]
published May 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone and Larry Stucker
Solicitation:Written by Geoff Johns; art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza; cover by McKone and Larry Stucker Part 3 of the 4-part "Raven Rising!" It's up to Raven and the last standing Titan to save their teammates from Brother Blood's clutches. But with Deathstroke and the Ravager in their way, along with hundreds of Brother Blood cult members, it looks like the bloodletting has only begun. May 12 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> In Outsiders #12, Psimon - recently escaped from jail - battles the team.
>> In Nightwing #93, Tarantula kills Blockbuster as Nightwing watches.
>> Flash #210 guest-stars Nightwing, Cyborg, Raven, and Starfire; Wally wonders why Flash attracts so many enemies.
>> In Robin #126, Stephanie Brown takes up the mantle of Robin , since Tim was forced to relinquish the role.
>> In Action Comics #815, the Teen Titans are caught in the crossfire when Gog targets Superman.
Teen Titans #12 [2004]
published June 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art and cover by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza The thrilling conclusion to the 4-part "Raven Rising," featuring the final confrontation among the Teen Titans, Brother Blood and Raven! The new Teen Titans discover a horrifying truth about Raven - she may be a bigger threat than Brother Blood. Plus, a radical change for Beast Boy begins! June 9 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Outsiders #13: "Five By Five" part 1 of 3. The Fearsome Five returns, with Mammoth, Gizmo, Psimon, Jinx and a restored Shimmer.
>> In Action Comics #816, the Teen Titans help Superman battle Gog.
>> Flash #211 guest-stars Nightwing.
Teen Titans #13 [2004]
published July 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tom Grummett and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Ed McGuinness
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns; art by Tom Grummett and Marlo Alquiza; cover by Ed McGuinness. Kicking off the 3-part storyline "Wild Kingdom," featuring guest pencils by Tom Grummett and a cover by Ed McGuinness! What begins as a normal day for San Francisco transforms into chaos as the city is overrun with wild animals of all kinds. But what's Beast Boy's connection to the problem? And who started this in the first place? July 14 :: 32 pages :: $2.50
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Outsiders #14: "Five By Five" part 2 of 3. The Fearsome Five take on LexCorp.
>> In Action Comics #817, Superboy and Wonder Woman protect an injured Superman.
>> A rebooted Doom Patrol starts a new series with Doom Patrol #1.
>> In Robin #128, Stephanie Brown is fired as Robin.
Teen Titans #14 [2004]
published August 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tom Grummett and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Ed McGuinness and Dexter Vines
Solicitation:Written by Geoff Johns Art by Tom Grummett & Marlo Alquiza Cover by Ed McGuinness & Dexter Vines "Beast Boys and Girls," Part 2 of 3! An entire school has been infected by the rare virus Sakutia - the disease that transformed Gar Logan into Beast Boy. Now the Titans are out to cure the kids, and the parents are out to hang Beast Boy - for being contagious! On sale Aug 11 :: 32 pages :: $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Outsiders #15: "Five By Five" part 3 of 3. The Fearsome Five take on LexCorp. Dr. Sivana executes Gizmo. Death of Gizmo.
>> In Action Comics #818, Superboy and Wonder Woman protect an injured Superman.
Teen Titans #15 [2004]
published September 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tom Grummett and Larry Stucker
Cover by
Ed McGuinness and Dexter Vines
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns Art by Tom Grummett & Larry Stucker Cover by Ed McGuinness & Dexter Vines The shocking conclusion of the 3-part "Beast Boys and Girls" introduces the Titans' newest villain: the enigmatic Zookeeper! In order to help those around him, Beast Boy must decide between his past and his future! On sale Sept 8 :: 32 pages :: $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Outsiders #16: Nightwing and Arsenal have a knockdown fight. Jade assumes leadership. Starfire joins the team.
Teen Titans #16 [2004]
published September 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns Art and cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza Part 1 of "Lost to the Legion," a story that continues in the TEEN TITANS/LEGION SPECIAL! Superboy and Wonder Girl's first date is interrupted when a cosmic storm comes to claim Superboy, tossing him into the far future to face a threat only the combined might of the Titans and the Legion can handle! On sale Sept 22 :: 32 pages :: $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Teen Titans/Legion Special
Teen Titans/Legion Special
published September 2004
Credits:
Written by Mark Waid & Geoff Johns
Art by Ivan Reis & Marc Campos
Cover by
Phil Jimenez and Andy Lanning
Solicitation: Written by Mark Waid & Geoff Johns Art by Ivan Reis & Marc Campos Cover by Phil Jimenez and Andy Lanning Don't miss this 48-page Special by acclaimed writers Geoff Johns (TEEN TITANS) & Mark Waid (SUPERMAN: BIRTHRIGHT, EMPIRE) and the hot new art team behind ACTION COMICS: Ivan Reis & Marc Campos! In a story that continues from this month's TEEN TITANS#16, the Titans find themselves in the 31st century teamed with the Legion against a threat that even their combined might not be able to handle. Win or lose, the future is about to change! This Special features a 6-page prelude to the new LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES by Mark Waid and Barry Kitson coming in December! On sale Sept 29 :: 48 pages :: $3.50 US :: Co-edited by Eddie Berganza & Stephen Wacker
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Teen Titans #16
Teen Titans #17 [2004]
published October 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns Art and cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza The 3-part "Titans Tomorrow" kicks off here, as the Titans return from the trip with the Legion - ten years too late! Get ready to meet the all-new Titans lineup: Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Animal Man, Aquawoman and the Flash! But all is not as well as it seems in the future, and the Teen Titans are going to find out why. On sale Oct 20 :: 32 pages :: $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> In Identity Crisis #5, Jack Drake is killed by Captain Boomerang during the investigation surrounding the mysterious death of Sue Dibny.
Teen Titans #18 [2004]
published November 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation:Written by Geoff Johns Art and cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza Part 2 of the 3-part "Titans Tomorrow!" Face to face with themselves ten years from now, the Teen Titans make a pact that doesn't bode well for the future. Now they must find a way home, before the Titans of Tomorrow catch up with them! Plus, discover the Flash's shocking secret! On sale Nov 17 :: 32 pages :: $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Green Arrow #44: Mia Dearden learns she is HIV positive.
>> In Hawkman #34, a mysterious shadowed figure appears. It is later revealed to be Golden Eagle in Hawkman #37.
Teen Titans #19 [2004]
published December 2004
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff JohnsArt and cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza The 3-part "Titans Tomorrow" concludes! The Teen Titans continue their desperate attempt to return home ten years in the past, where they've made a frightening decision about the future. But to protect this future, Batman, Superman and the other adult Titans are willing to sacrifice everything! On sale Dec 15 :: 32 pages :: $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Action #822: Guest-starring Superboy! Clark and Lois go back to Smallville for the holidays.
>> Green Arrow #45: Mia Dearden becomes Speedy.
Teen Titans #20 [2005]
published January 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tom Grummett & Nelson
Cover by
Duncan Rouleau
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns Art by Tom Grummett & Nelson Cover by Duncan Rouleau Spinning out of the events of IDENTITY CRISIS! Recovering from their trip through time, the Teen Titans are asked to track down one loose end from Identity Crisis: the armor of Lex Luthor! But there are others after it too, including Warp and the Electrocutioner! Plus, Robin continues to cope with his personal loss while another Titan heads off in a new and unexpected direction. For a signed edition, see the Dynamic Forces section of Previews. On sale Jan 19 :: 32 pages :: $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Nightwing #101-102: "Nightwing: Year One" The events of Dick Grayson's transformation into Nightwing are retold.
>> Lorena Marquez becomes Aquagirl in Aquaman #26.
>> Superboy and Krypto protect Superman in Action Comics #823.
>> Green Arrow #46: Green Arrow and Speedy hit the West Coast to visit the Teen Titans.
Teen Titans #21 [2005]
published February 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns Art by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza Part 1 of the 3-part "Lights Out," an IDENTITY CRISIS follow-up story! Doctor Light has forced the Titans' hand and staged a publicized battle with the young heroes to take back his reputation. But as the Titans fall, help arrives in the form of two young heroes. Get ready for the debut of the new Hawk and Dove! On sale Feb 16 :: 32 pages :: $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Nightwing #101-102: "Nightwing: Year One" The events of Dick Grayson's transformation into Nightwing are retold.
>> Lorena Marquez becomes Aquagirl in Aquaman #26.
>> Superboy and Krypto protect Superman in Action Comics #823.
>> Green Arrow #46: Green Arrow and Speedy hit the West Coast to visit the Teen Titans.
Teen Titans #22 [2005]
published March 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns Art and cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza The IDENTITY CRISIS follow-up tale "Lights Out" continues with Part 2 of 3! Doctor Light has forced the Titans' hand and staged a publicized battle with the young heroes to take back his reputation. But what Doctor Light tells the young heroes will shock them! Plus, Starfire initiates "Plan B"… On sale March 16 :: 32 pages :: $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Nightwing #105-106: "Nightwing: Year One" The events of Dick Grayson's transformation into Nightwing are retold.
>> In Outsiders #22, Arsenal learns Deatshtroke has been manipulating him since the team formed.
>> In Hawkman #38, Golden Eagle settles in St. Roch. After narrowly escaping death at the hands of the Wildebeest, Charley Parker claims he left his slacker days behind and rebuilt his life in Europe. Living in seclusion, Charley kept his ‘resurrection’ a secret and established his own aerospace company known as Ethon Enterprises.
Teen Titans #23 [2005]
published April 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza
Cover by
Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns Art and cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza. The 3-part IDENTITY CRISIS follow-up tale "Lights Out" concludes as a legion of Teen Titans engage in a final battle with Doctor Light! But Cyborg's contingency plan may fall apart before it's even put together, and the new Speedy learns firsthand what it means to be a Titan when she discovers Doctor Light's secret!
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> In Outsiders #23, the team goes into lockdown in hopes of ferreting out a traitor.
>> Green Arrow #49: When Arsenal is kidnapped by Drakon, Green Arrow and the Outsiders attempt a rescue.
>> Batgirl #63: Batgirl battles Deatshtroke.
>> Golden Eagle appears in Hawkman #39.
>> Wonder Woman #215: "The Bronze Doors" part 1 of 3. Wonder Girl teams up with Wonder Woman when she learns she must journey to Tartarus.
Teen Titans #24 [2005]
published May 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Matthew Clark & Mark Farmer
Cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation for Teen Titans #24: "The Insiders," a 4-part crossover between the TEEN TITANS and OUTSIDERS, begins here, in an issue featuring guest art by Matthew Clark & Mark Farmer! For months, Superboy has been taunted by the secrets of his DNA - that he's a clone created from Superman and Lex Luthor. But who cloned him, and why? Meanwhile, the Titans and the Outsiders are rocked to the core as they face two of the most powerful villains in the DCU in an all-out war to destroy the young teams! Alliances will change and bonds will be broken as the teams face their greatest challenge to date.
Solicitation for Outsiders #24: Written by Judd Winick; Art by Carlos D'Anda; Cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza. Part 2 of the 4-part "The Insiders" crossover with TEEN TITANS! Secrets are revealed and Indigo's origin is explored as the Outsiders join the Titans for an all-out battle against two of DC's most powerful villains!
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> DC Special The Return of Donna Troy (4-issue mini-series) #1: The Teen Titans and the Outsiders discover Donna Troy has been reborn on New Chronus.
>> Wonder Woman #216: "The Bronze Doors" part 2 of 3. Wonder Girl and the blinded Wonder Woman go to Tartarus to retieve a valuable prize.
>> Batgirl #64: Deathstroke pits his daughter, Ravager, against Batgirl.
>> Green Arrow #50: Green Arrow and the Outsiders rescue Arsenal from Drakon.
>> Golden Eagle appears in Hawkman #40
>> Blackfire resurfaces alive in the Rann/Thanagar War (6-issue mini-series) #6
Teen Titans #25 [2005]
published June 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Matthew Clark & Art Thibert
Cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation for Teen Titans #25: Part 3 of the 4-part "The Insiders," crossing over between the TEEN TITANS and OUTSIDERS! Recovering from their first confrontation with Lex Luthor, the Titans and the Outsiders come under fire by another secret weapon - a squad of Superman robots! But with the changes to two team members, have the villains already won?
Solicitation for Outsiders #25: Written by Judd Winick; Art by Carlos D'Anda; Cover by Mike McKone & Marlo Alquiza; The explosive finale of the 4-part "The Insiders" crossover with TEEN TITANS! Lex Luthor and his allies threaten to finish what they started and tear the teams apart. What does Donna Troy have to do with it all?
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> DC Special The Return of Donna Troy (4-issue mini-series) #2: The Teen Titans and the Outsiders must battle a mind-controlled Donan Troy who doesn't remember them.
>> Wonder Woman #217: "The Bronze Doors" part 3 of 3. Wonder Girl and Wonder Woman return from Tartarus. Wonder Girl learns Zeus is her father.
>> Golden Eagle witnesses Hawkman's death at the hands of the Manhawks in Hawkman #41. And in that same issue, at Hawkman's funeral, Charley Parker announces that he is Hawkman's son.
>> Blackfire appears in the Rann/Thanagar War (6-issue mini-series) #2
DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy
published May 2005-July 2005
Credits:
Written by Phil Jimenez
Art by José Luis García-López & George Pérez
Cover by Jimenez & Pérez
Solicitation: You can't afford to miss DC SPECIAL: THE RETURN OF DONNA TROY, a spectacular 4-issue miniseries written by Phil Jimenez that unites artistic titans José García-López and George Perez for the first time and heralds the triumphant return of one of the DCU's most popular characters! She was raised as a goddess, linked by blood to Wonder Woman, crowned as a Titan among both mortals and gods - but Donna Troy's story is the triumph of the human spirit.
Torn from Earth by the events of TITANS/YOUNG JUSTICE: GRADUATION DAY, Donna Troy has reemerged among the Titans of Myth as Troia, Goddess of the Moon. But memories of a different life haunt her as she leads the Titans of Myth in the final battle of a long campaign of interplanetary conquest, gathering weapons, warriors, and worshippers to fulfill a mission she has begun to doubt. It will take the combined might of the Outsiders and the Teen Titans to solve this cosmic mystery and reveal Troia's true destiny to her: a cosmic hero destined to unite legions against a threat to the entire universe! The RETURN OF DONNA TROY is a new beginning for Donna Troy - and a stunning prologue of things to come throughout the entire DCU!
In issue 2, A cosmic commute to an otherworldly battleground brings the Teen Titans and the Outsiders face-to-face with their long-mourned friend Donna Troy. There's just one problem: She's not the Donna they remember! In issue #3, the Teen Titans and the Outsiders fight for the soul of long-lost comrade Donna Troy in a battle that literally drives to the core of an endangered planet - and reveals a shocking secret! And in issue #4's stunning conclusion, it's the Teen Titans and the Outsiders against the power of the Titans of Myth - and Donna Troy must choose sides for once and for all!
Synopsis: When Troia was reborn, the Titans of Myth realized an old prophecy had been fulfilled. Rhea foretold of a special child that would one day save the twelve Titans from destruction. When Donna Troy was reborn after her death, the Titans of Myth - knowing Donna was that chosen child - called her back to New Chronus. There, she became Goddess of the Moon with false memories as the wife of the Titan, Coeus.
In the present, Donna lives happily with Coeus on New Chronus, but is repulsed by the Titans of Myth and their lack of compassion. When the Teen Titans and the Outsiders locate their former colleague, Troia awakens from their spell. Elsewhere, tragedy had struck. Donna's sister-in-arms, Sparta, was used by the Titans of Myth in their mad quest for power. Having been stripped of most of her power, the Titans of Myth made her an officer in their royal military. Seeking to control the planet Minosyss, the Titans sacrificed Sparta's life in battle. Athyns - the sole survivor of his planet - joins the battle against the mad Titans on the planet, Minosyss. Allied with the remaining battle-torn Minosyssians, Athyns bands together with the Teen Titans, Outsiders and Donna Troy to prevent the Titans of Myth from claiming more lives.
It is at this time that Donna learns she is a unique soul - a compression of all her various lives throughout the alternate worlds across time and space. This knowledge prompts Donna to remember each unique life throughout the multiverse. Then, the Titan Hyperion reveals the nexus point to what was once the multiverse - a gateway to all creation - to which Donna Troy alone can navigate. Sensing the impending doom of a second Crisis, the Titans of Myth implore Donna to open a safe passage to another reality. Donna complies but fearing the Mythic Titans' power lust, she opens a doorway to Tartarus where they will be trapped for eternity.
With New Chronus now barren, Donna Troy elects to become the sentinel of the floating mythical world. Now keeper of Harbinger's history orb of the entire multiverse, Donna Troy is a living focal point of the entire cosmos.
Notes:
>> This mini-series takes place after the events of Teen Titans (third series) #25 and Outsiders #25.
>> The Titans of Myth last appeared in Team Titans #21 [1994]; In this series, they have been redesigned.
>> Death of Sparta, the Titans Seed.
>> Donna Troy is revealed as a living focal point of the entire cosmos in issue #4 and remembers all her lives, including her Pre-Crisis history .
>> Dark Angel revealed as an alternate reality Donna Troy from Earth-7 in issue #4.
>> Dark Angel revealed as the Anti-Monitor's Harbinger in issue #4.
>> Athyns, a Titans Seed, becomes leader of the Minosyssians in issue #4
>> Hyperion and Thia are seemingly killed in issue #4.
>> Donna acquires the Harbinger's orb and New Chronus in issue #4.
>> Donna appears next in Teen Titans/Outsiders 2005.
>> The revelation of Donna's Harbinger orb prompts her to gather a team for a space mission in Infinite Crisis #1-7.
Teen Titans #26 [2005]
published July 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation:Superstar artist Tony Daniel (Spawn, The Tenth) joins the Titans for a special issue dealing with the aftermath of the recent crossover with OUTSIDERS. Feeling empty after recent events, Superboy goes on a soul-searching journey into his past and possible futures with an unlikely guide: Raven.
On sale July 20 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> DC Special The Return of Donna Troy (4-issue mini-series) #3 and 4: Teen Titans and Outsiders guest-star. The battle rages on between the Titans of Myth and the Minosyssians. After remembering all the incarnations of her past lives (including her Pre-Crisis history), Donna learns her true nature as the focal point of the multiverse. Donna tricks the Titans of Myth into Tartarus and co-opts New Chronus as a new base of operations.
>> Pledging to honor his father's memory, Charley Parker dons the Hawkman costume in Hawkman #42.
>> In Flash #225, Wally's jaunt through time prevents Linda's miscarriage. He returns to the present as Linda gives birth to twins.
>> Blackfire appears in the Rann/Thanagar War (6-issue mini-series) #3
Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files 2005
published August 2005
Credits:
First Story: “I Am Donna Troy”
Writer: Adam Beechan
Penciler: Darryl Banks
Inker: Sean Parsons
Second Story: “Teen Titans Hunt”
Writer: Chris Castallo
Penciler: Tony Daniel
Inker: Marlo Alquiza
Third Story: “Who's Your Daddy?“
Writer: J Torres
Penciler: Paco Medina
Inker: Wayne Faucher
Fourth Story: “Secrets”
Writers: Nunzio DeFilippis & Christina Weir
Penciler: Todd Nauck
Inker: Ray Snyder
Cover Art: Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Written by Geoff Johns, Marc Andreyko, Greg Rucka, and others. Art by Phil Jimenez, Kevin Nowlan, Ian Churchill and others. Cover by Tony Daniel. DC's hottest new teams collide in an explosive one-shot! Following the events of "The Insiders"crossover, a villain from the Titans' past returns with a plan for revenge on former Titans! Plus, what's the deal with the crazy Titan who calls herself the Joker's Daughter? On sale August 31 o 64 pg, FC, $4.99 US
Synopsis, First Story: On New Chronus, Donna Troy uses Harbinger’s orb to reflect on her past and look toward the future.
Synopsis, Second Story: A mysterious creature breaks into Titans Tower and kidnaps Robin, Starfire and Cyborg. Beast Boy calls in Nightwing and the Outsiders, as Nightwing deduces a Wildebeest is involved. Locating the ‘beest in the basement of the old New York Titans Tower headquarters, the team encounters a cybernetically enhanced Wildebeest monster. The teams turn over the Wildebeest to S.T.A.R. Labs for testing. But the Wildebeest is intercepted by a mysterious shadowed figure - who is recreating the Wildebeest experiments for an unknown yet nefarious purpose.
Synopsis, Third Story: A group of B-rate villains are passing time in the old Injustice League satellite headquarters, as Duela Dent emerges in their midst. The demented Harlequin tells tall-tale origin stories as the daughter of the Joker, Dr. Light, Two-Face and Punch and Jewelee. Duela leaves as she introduces a new theory: Perhaps it was her mother – not her father - who was a super-powered villain!
Synopsis, Fourth Story: When Arrowette visits Wonder Girl at Titans Tower, the two heroines are ambushed by Multiplex and the Hyena. Wonder Girl returns to Titans Tower, where a brainwashed Superboy lies in wait to attack.
Secret Files Entries:
Superboy (Art by Ian Churchill)
Batman and the Outsiders (Art by Kevin Nowlan)
Shift (Art by Carlos d'Anda)
Speedy (Art by Pasqual Ferry)
Blackfire (Art by Daniel Acuna)
Hawk and Dove (Art by Matthew Clark)
Fearsome Five (Art by Cliff Chiang)
Ravager (Art by Daniel Acuna)
Brother Blood (Art by Gene Ha)
Doctor Light (Art by Rags Morales)
Troia (Art by George Pérez)
Notes:
>> This issue was published the same month as Teen Titans (third series) #27.
>> “I Am Donna Troy” takes place after the events of the DC Special: The Return of Donna Troy (mini-series) #1-4.
>> “Teen Titans Hunt” takes place after Teen Titans (third series) #16.
>> “Teen Titans Hunt” features the first appearance of the cybernetic Wildebeests.
>> “Secrets” takes place just before Teen Titans (third series) #24-25 and Outsiders #24-25.
Teen Titans #27 [2005]
published August 2005
Credits:
Written by Gail Simone
Art by Rob Liefeld
Cover by Rob Liefeld
Solicitation: A can't-miss mind-blowing 2-part story by superstar creators Gail Simone (BIRDS OF PREY) and Rob Liefeld (X-Force)! An old foe of Hawk and Dove returns to create chaos on a cosmic scale! Can the Titans save the day? On sale August 24 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Nightwing #111:
>> Hawkman #43 promised the "Secret History of the Golden Eagle" told by Charley Parker himself. The story is a sham, as later revealed in Hawkman #45.
>> Gotham Central #34: Guest-starring the Teen Titans! The cops have what appears to be Robin's dead body in the Gotham Morgue.
>> Aquaman #33: Tempest battles Aquaman over the fate of Mera.
>> Blackfire appears in the Rann/Thanagar War (6-issue mini-series) #4
Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files 2005 [2005]
published August 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns, Marc Andreyko, Greg Rucka, and others
Art by Phil Jimenez, Kevin Nowlan, Ian Churchill and others
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: DC's hottest new teams collide in an explosive one-shot! Following the events of "The Insiders"crossover, a villain from the Titans' past returns with a plan for revenge on former Titans! Plus, what's the deal with the crazy Titan who calls herself the Joker's Daughter?
On sale August 31 o 64 pg, FC, $4.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Starfire's admission to the Outsiders is explained from Outsiders #16
Teen Titans #28 [2005]
published September 2005
Credits:
Written by Gail Simone
Art by Rob Liefeld
Cover by Rob Liefeld
Solicitation: The thrilling conclusion of the 2-part story by Gail Simone (VILLAINS UNITED) and Rob Liefeld (New Mutants)! Kestrel, the mad dog of the Chaos Realm, paralyzes the Titans in a bid to gain power like he's never had before!
On sale Sept 21 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Nightwing #112: "Renegade" part 1 of 6. Guest-starring Deatshtroke and Ravager. Dick Grayson goes deep undercover.
>> Supergirl #2: Teen Titans guest-star. When Supergirl visits Superboy at the Kent farm, Wonder Girl attacks her out of jealousy.
>> Aquaman #34: Tempest battles Aquaman over the fate of Mera.
>> Blackfire appears in the Rann/Thanagar War (6-issue mini-series) #5 and kills Hawkwoman.
>> In Hawkman #44, Charley Parker (Golden Eagle) reveals his real father is the "one true Hawkman." Hawkman, who faked his own death, deduces that Charley has engineered a vengeance campaign against him, in his father's name; Charley views Carter as a pretender to the Hawkman name. Hawkman tracks down Charley for a final confrontation.
Teen Titans #29 [2005]
published October 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: The Red Hood pays the Titans a visit to claim his rightful place…over Robin's dead body! And what does Donna Troy's return mean for the team? On sale October 19 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Infinite Crisis ( 7-issue mini-series) #1: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman - are joined by Nightwing, Supergirl, Donna Troy, Superboy, Robin, Wonder Girl, Green Lantern, the Flash and more as they face their most dire hour. Donna Troy gathers her space team and Nightwing deals with OMACs in Bludhaven.
>> Nightwing #113: "Renegade" part 2 of 6. Guest-starring Deatshtroke and Ravager. Dick Grayson goes deep undercover.
>> Blackfire appears in the Rann/Thanagar War (6-issue mini-series) #6
>> The Fearsome Five returns in Outsiders #29, with new member Sabbac.
>> Hawkman #45: Having deduced that Golden Eagle was the mastermind behind his attacks, Hawkman demands to know who Charley Parker really is. Charley reveals he is Ch'al Andar, son of Fel Andar and Sharon Parker. Charley tells Hawkman he had been planning his downfall for some time, after discovering the true identity of his father. Charley also reveals that he met his father twice: Once when he was given the Golden Eagle armor - and a second time when Fel Andar saved him from certain death at the hands of the Wildebeests. After Hawkman defeats Golden Eagle, he decides to record a confession from him and send him back to Thanagar - where he will be greeted with contempt.
>> JLA #120 & 121: Donna Troy warns the League of an impending Crisis.
>> Solo #7: Join Mike Allred, the creator of Madman and The Atomics, as he takes a whirlwind tour of the DCU! First stop: Hourman, as we find out exactly how much super-heroing a hero can do. The craziness continues as two super-teams are pitted against each other in "Doom Patrol vs. Teen Titans." In "Batman A-Go-Go!", the Caped Crusader is taken on a kooky psychedelic journey. Allred visits Jack Kirby's Fourth World as Lightray and Orion put Mister Miracle to the test in "Fourth World Wager." Can Scott Free really get out of any trap? And it's all capped off with "Comic Book Clubhouse," featuring just about every DC hero!
Teen Titans #30 [2005]
published November 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza and others
Cover by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Part 1 of a 2-part story featuring the return of Brother Blood! As a result of the magic wars in Day of Vengeance, the barrier keeping Brother Blood trapped in hell is broken and he's back … with some former Teen Titans! And just whose side is former Titan Lilith on? And isn't she dead? On sale November 16 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Infinite Crisis ( 7-issue mini-series) #2: The heroes are divided as chaos erupts across the world and the universe - from Paradise Island to the farthest reaches of space.
>> Nightwing #114: "Renegade" part 3 of 6. Guest-starring Deatshtroke and Ravager. Dick Grayson goes deep undercover.
>> Firestorm #19: Donna Troy recruits Firestorm for mission in space to avert a great Crisis. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
>> Superman #223: Donna Troy recruits Supergirl for mission in space to avert a great Crisis. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
Teen Titans #31 [2005]
published December 2005
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza and others
Cover by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation: Unexpected allies rise from the dead to help the Titans overthrow Brother Blood's reign of terror! On sale Dec 21 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Infinite Crisis ( 7-issue mini-series) #3:
>> Nightwing #115: "Renegade" part 4 of 6. Guest-starring Deatshtroke and Ravager. Dick Grayson goes deep undercover.
>> Aquaman #37: The Spectre's rampage against all magic in the DCU brings him to Atlantis, and the whole nation faces destruction unless Tempest can stop him. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
>> Firestorm #20: In deep space, Firestorm and guest star Animal Man follow Donna Troy's team to a rendezvous with cosmic destiny. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
>> Outsiders #31: Donna Troy drafts Starfire and Shift for a top-flight team headed into space to confront a crisis in the cosmos. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
>> Hawkman #47: Golden Eagle resurfaces as a member of the Thanagarian army.
Teen Titans #32 [2006]
published January 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza
Cover by Tony Daniel and Marlo Alquiza
Solicitation:An INFINITE CRISIS tie-in! Superboy-Prime meets Superboy as the Boys of Steel confront one another about their roles in this universe. On sale January 11 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Infinite Crisis ( 7-issue mini-series) #4: The Society of Super Villains drop the radioactive creature known as Chemo on Bludhaven. Superboy-Prime attacks Superboy. Superboy calls on his Titans allies to subdue his Kryptonian doppelganger. The misguided Superboy-Prime inadvertently decapitates Pantha and slaughters Baby Wildebeest and Bushido; He then freezes Red Star into crystal ice and rips off Risk's right arm before being pulled into the Speed Force by the combined might of the super-speedsters. Flash, Linda Park and the twins race to parts unknown. Death of Pantha, Baby Wildebeest and Bushido.
>> Nightwing #116: "Renegade" part 5 of 6. Guest-starring Deatshtroke and Ravager. Bludhaven deals with the bombing of the city from Chemo; Nightwing helps rescue Amy Rohrbach and her family.
>> Robin #146: Guest-starring the Teen Titans! Summoned back to Titans Tower, Robin discovers Superboy is in trouble. Now, with the help of Beast Boy, Speedy and others, Robin must lead the team into the depths of top secret facility where a secret to salvation lies. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
>> Aquaman #38: After Spectre's horrific attack against Atlantis, Aquaman must return to the remains of his old kingdom in an attempt to rescue any survivors. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
>> Outsiders #32: The DCU's deadliest sibling rivalry reignites between Starfire and Blackfire in deep space - while the rest of the team goes after the villainous Society on Earth!
>> Hawkman #48: Golden Eagle tries to kill Hawkman, but his father, Fel Andar, convinces him to end his vendetta.
Teen Titans #33 [2006]
published February 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns & Marv Wolfman
Art by Todd Nauck & Parsons
Cover by Tony S. Daniel & Richard Bonk
Solicitation: Marv Wolfman returns to the Titans! An INFINITE CRISIS tie-in guest-starring Nightwing! Superboy learns from Nightwing just what the Titans mean to him and the world as they leave on a mission given to them by the most unlikely of allies! On sale Feb 15 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Infinite Crisis ( 7-issue mini-series) #5:
>> Nightwing #117: "Renegade" part 6 of 6. Guest-starring Deatshtroke and Ravager.
>> Robin #147: Guest-starring the Teen Titans! With Superboy's life on the line, the Titans must find a super-antidote in one of Luthor's hidden labs. But deep in the bowels of Cadmus Labs, terror lurks in the form of a Brainiac experiment gone horribly wrong. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
>> Aquaman #39: After Spectre's horrific attack against Atlantis, Aquaman must return to the remains of his old kingdom in an attempt to rescue any survivors. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
>> Outsiders #33: Arsenal's strike force infiltrates a Society operation that's been targeting heroes throughout the DCU - and this one's aimed directly at the Marvel Family. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
>> Rann/Thanagar War: Infinite Crisis Special #1:
While the Rannian and Thanagarian flagships each suspect that the other is responsible for the disturbances, Donna Troy must lead her team of space champions into the cosmos in an attempt to prevent total destruction. The mission results in the death of Jade. Infinite Crisis tie-in.
Teen Titans Annual #1 [2006]
published February 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns & Marv Wolfman
Art by Paco Medina & Juan Vlasco
Cover by Ed Benes
Solicitation: Marv Wolfman returns to the Titans! Get ready for the first TEEN TITANS ANNUAL. Having narrowly survived the death and destruction of the CRISIS, Superboy and Wonder Girl find some time alone in Smallville…but will it be a bloody Valentine? On sale February 8 o 48 pg, FC, $4.99 US
Teen Titans #34 [2006]
published March 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Sandra Hope
Cover by Tony Daniel & Sandra Hope
Variant cover by Ed Benes
Solicitation: One Year Later, it's Part 1 of "The New Teen Titans!" A new year of exciting adventures begins with the "new" Teen Titans, the bizarre Doom Patrol and the mysterious and secretive Titans East! Retailers please note: This issue will ship with two covers by Tony Daniel & Sandra Hope and Ed Benes. Please see this month's order form for details on the variant cover. On sale March 15 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Infinite Crisis ( 7-issue mini-series) #6: Nightwing and Superboy team up to ambush Alexander Luthor's cosmic tower. Locked in savage combat, Superboy and Superboy-Prime collide into Luthor's tower, creating a huge explosion. When the smoke clears, Superboy lay dead, having sacrificed his own life to save the universe. Death of Superboy.
>> Nightwing #117: "One Year Later" - Dick Grayson relocates to New York City to learn Jason Todd has been posing as Nightwing, using violent tactics.
>> Robin #148: "One Year Later" - "Robin: Boy Wanted" part 1 of 4 - Robin returns from Europe and is framed for the murder of "Batgirl." Actually, someone has murdered Lynx in a Batgirl costume and framed the Boy Wonder. And he aims to discover who that someone is. This issue features the debut of Robin's new costume.
>> Outsiders #34: "One Year Later" - Presumed dead, the Outsiders now fight crime in secret.
>> Batman Annual #25:
The secret behind the return of Jason Todd is revealed.
Teen Titans #35 [2006]
published March 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Sandra Hope
Cover by Tony Daniel & Sandra Hope
Solicitation: Part 2 of "The New Teen Titans!" In an attempt to expose the insidious plans of the Brotherhood of Evil, a new member may sacrifice his or her life! Meanwhile, a strange romance begins to blossom and the secret below Titans Tower deepens. Plus, wait until you see which former Titans are involved with the new Doom Patrol - and why!
On sale April 19 o 32 pg, FC, $2.50 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Infinite Crisis ( 7-issue mini-series) #7: With Superboy's death, the heroes gather together to defeat Superboy-Prime and Alexander Luthor. Bart returns wearing Barry Allen's Flash costume, emerging from his time-bending journey four years older. With his connection to the speedforce gone, Bart relinquishes the Flash identity to Jay Garrick. Donna's Troy's space team saves the lives of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. Nightwing narrowly escapes death at the hands of Alexander Luthor. Tim Drake and Dick Grayson leave to travel the world with Bruce Wayne.
>> Robin #149: "One Year Later" - "Robin: Boy Wanted" part 2 of 4 - Robin continues the investigate who framed him for the murder of Batgirl.
>>
Superman/Batman #26: Superboy's friends mourn his death, as Robin recalls one of their last adventures involving the teenaged Toyman. Written by Sam Loeb and some of the best writers in comics today, this issue was completed by Sam's artist and writer friends - a veritable Who's Who of modern comics, including Jim Lee, Mike Turner, Geoff Johns, Joss Whedon, Brad Meltzer, Ed McGuinness and many more.
>>
Crisis Aftermath: The Battle for Bludhaven (6-issue mini-series) #1-2: Blüdhaven becomes a battlefield for the Teen Titans, the Atomic Knights and the all-new Freedom Fighters.
Teen Titans #36 [2006]
published May 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Kevin Conrad
Cover by Tony Daniel & Kevin Conrad
Solicitation: In Part 3 of "The New Teen Titans," the team is forced to make a trip across the world and into the bizarre Dayton Manor, headquarters of the Doom Patrol! But the Brotherhood of Evil isn't far behind. Meanwhile, Robin discovers a secret about one of the new Titans.
On sale May 24 o 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 1-4: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. Donna Troy acquires Harbinger's orb and recounts the "History of the DC Universe". [52w2-11]; Taking leave from the Titans, Wonder Girl becomes involved with the "Cult of Conner" in an effort to bring back Superboy. [52w2, 52w4]; Starfire finds herself marooned in space with Animal Man and Adam Strange. [52w5]
>> Robin #150: "One Year Later" - "Robin: Boy Wanted" part 3 of 4 - Cassandra Cain revealed as the one behind Robin's frame-up. It was an elaborate ruse devised by Cassandra, who now leads the League of Assassins. Seeing Robin as a kindred spirit, the former-Batgirl urges him to join the League with her, and even offers up her own father, Cain, as his first kill.
>>
Crisis Aftermath: The Battle for Bludhaven (6-issue mini-series) #3-4: Blüdhaven becomes a battlefield for the Teen Titans, the Atomic Knights and the all-new Freedom Fighters.
Teen Titans #37 [2006]
published June 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Kevin Conrad
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: "New Teen Titans" continues as the Doom Patrol join the Teen Titans in their battle against the Brotherhood of Evil. But what has happened to the Brain? Why will a former Titan refuse to rejoin the team? What secret lurks beneath Titans Tower? And who will be the newest member of the Teen Titans?
On sale June 21 o 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 5-8: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. Donna Troy acquires Harbinger's orb and recounts the "History of the DC Universe". [52w2-11]; Starfire finds herself marooned in space with Animal Man and Adam Strange. [52w7-9]; Herald, Bumblebee and Cyborg return to earth with several lost heroes [52w4]
>> Robin #151: "One Year Later" - "Robin: Boy Wanted" part 4 of 4 - . The teen wonder refuses Cassandra Cain's offer to join the League of Assassins as a massive explosion cuts their reunion short. Robin is left to ponder what led Cassandra down such a dark path.
>>
Crisis Aftermath: The Battle for Bludhaven (6-issue mini-series) #5-6: Blüdhaven becomes a battlefield for the Teen Titans, the Atomic Knights and the all-new Freedom Fighters.
>> The Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #1: Bart Allen - after settling in Keystone City following the events of Infinite Crisis - finds that his speed powers have returned him. Now twenty years old, Bart assumes the mantle of the Flash and must battle his friend Griffin, who was acquired dangerous super-powers of his own.
>> Wonder Woman #1: "Who Is Wonder Woman?" part 1 of 5 - In the year following the Infinite Crisis, Princess Diana has created a secret identity as Diana Prince assisting the governments meta-human department. Donna Troy – who has assumed the mantle of Wonder Woman – faces her sister's deadliest foes.
Teen Titans #38 [2006]
published July 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Kevin Conrad
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: The new story arc "Titans Around the World" begins as the Teen Titans journey into the heart of Russia to meet its greatest super-hero: Red Star! On a quest to locate a former member, the Titans head to Moscow to learn how Red Star has rebuilt his life following Superboy-Prime's rampage and where they can find their lost friend and ally Raven!
On sale July 12 o 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 9-12: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. Donna Troy acquires Harbinger's orb and recounts the "History of the DC Universe". [52w2-11]; The missing space heroes have returned to earth in need of medical attention. Herald's Gabriel Horn has merged in his body while Red Tornado's speaker apparatus has become imbedded in his chest. Bumblebee has shrunk to 6 inches high. Cyborg has been merged with Firestorm. [52w5]; Wonder Girl becomes more deeply involved with the "Cult of Conner" in an effort to bring back Superboy. [52w11-12]; Starfire is marooned in space with Animal Man and Adam Strange. [52w7-9]
>> Action Comics #842: Guest-starring the Teen Titans and Nightwing. An alien race is collecting unique specimens from Earth, and Superman's on the list.
>> Justice League of America #0: The issue examines the past, present and future of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. George Pérez draws a flashback sequence detailing the wedding of Donna Troy and Terry Long. With Wonder Woman's revised status after Infinite Crisis, she is shown as Donna's maid of honor (reflecting the Pre-Crisis history from Tales of the Teen Titans #50 in 1984).
>> Wonder Woman #2: "Who Is Wonder Woman?" part 2 of 5 -
Teen Titans #39 [2006]
published September 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Kevin Conrad
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: Part 2 of "Titans Around the World!" It's off to Tokyo to meet one of the many mysterious Teen Titans members from the missing year: the world's greatest teen magician - the all-new Zatara! Plus, Robin and Wonder Girl learn a horrific secret about one of their former members. On sale August 9 o 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 13-21: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. Elongated Man and a group of heroes expose the "Cult of Conner" during a ceremony intended to bring back Sue Dibny and Superboy. As the cult falls in ruins, its leader Devem swears altruistic intentions. Wonder Girl is angered by the heroes' interference. [52w13]; After repairing their spaceship, Starfire, Animal Man and Adam Strange encounter Lobo in deep space. Together, they confront the Emerald Head of Ekron. [52w16-17, 52w19-20]; Wonder Girl meets Supernova and believes he is Superboy in disguise. [52w19]; Beast Boy's rag-tag team of Titans - Raven, Power Boy, Little Barda, Zatara and Hotspot - meet Luthor's new Infinity, Inc. team of "heroes." During the battle, Infinity member Eliza Harmon dies. At Eliza's funeral, Hotspot, Little Barda and Power Boy quit the team. Unknown to the heroes, Eliza's death was caused by Luthor himself. Sensing something is awry, Gar offers his help to Steel in investigating Lex Luthor. [52w21]
>> Action Comics #843: Guest-starring the Teen Titans and Nightwing. Superman and his allies as they battle an alien invader who's like nothing they've fought before.
>> Justice League of America #1: Arsenal joins the recently formed Justice League.
>> Secret Six (6-issue mini-series) #4: It's the Secret Six versus the Doom Patrol, fresh off their appearance in Teen Titans.
>> Wonder Woman #3: "Who Is Wonder Woman?" part 3 of 5 -
Teen Titans #40 [2006]
published October 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Kevin Conrad
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: In Part 3 of "Titans Around the World," the team meets the strange, mysterious and very cute Miss Martian. What's her secret? And how can she help the Titans?
On sale October 11 o 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 22-25: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. Black Adam helps Isis locate her brother, Amon, in Yemen. There, they rescue him from near-death at the hands of Intergang. Black Adam shares a fraction of his powers with Amon, who transforms into Osiris. Osiris later joins Isis and Black Adam in their quest to change the world. [52w23]; Black Adam, Isis and Osiris travel around the world to change it for the better. Amanda Waller begins a campaign to discredit them. [52w24-25]
>> Supergirl #11: After teaming up with the Outsiders, Supergirl is rescued by Power Boy.
>> Omega Men (6-issue mini-series) #1-6: Starfire's brother Ryand'r rejoins his Omega Men teammates in preventing the evil Lady Styx from acquiring four mystical heartstones that, together, will give her godlike powers. After finding one of the four Heartstones, Ryand'r discovers his powers are increased to new levels. Assuming the codename Darkfire, Ryand'r and the Omega Men stop Lady Styx's plans for cosmic apocalypse. First Ryand'r as Darkfire in issue #1.
Teen Titans #41 [2006]
published November 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Kevin Conrad
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: The explosive "Titans Around the World" story concludes with the team finding Raven! Will she bring back a Titans who died? On sale November 8 o 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 26-29: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. Starfire, Adam Strange, Animal Man and Lobo elude the Head of Ekron and encounter the dangerous Lady Styx. [52w28, 52w31]
>> Supergirl #12: Supergirl meets an all-new Terra. First appearance of Terra III.
>> Hawkgirl #58 & JSA Classified #21: Parts 1 & 2 of a 4-part crossover. Blackfire comes to earth to kill Hawkgirl.
Teen Titans #42 [2006]
published December 2006
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Peter Snejbjerg
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: Spotlight on Kid Devil as he finally confronts his mentor, Blue Devil! On sale December 13 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 30-34: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. Starfire, Adam Strange, Animal Man and Lobo team up against the powerful Lady Styx. [52w31, 52w32, 52w35]; Nightwing and Robin return to Gotham, where they discover its been overrun by Intergang. While Robin heads back to Europe to locate Bruce Wayne, Nightwing meets Batwoman. [52w30]; At Christmastime, Nightwing and Batwoman form an alliance to confront Intergang. [52w33]; Wonder Girl relates to Elongated Man that the leader of the "Cult of Conner" had a history of mental instability. Even after accepting the cult as a scam, Cassie remains convinced that Supernova is secretly Superboy. [52w31]; Raven mentions that Hawk & Dove have quit the team. [52w32]; Raven and Beast Boy hold a membership drive for the Teen Titans after their ranks have been depleted. Outside Titans Tower, many would-be Titans and current-Titans gather for the team, including Argent, Flamebird, Mirage, Red Star, Joker's Daughter, Captain Marvel Jr., Aquagirl II, Kid Devil, Talon, Miss Martian, Bombshell, Offspring, Young Frankenstein, Mas Y Menos, and Molecule. Osiris arrives to join, only to have Captain Marvel Jr. doubt his intentions. After pleading his case, Osiris is granted probationary membership. [52w32]; At Christmastime, Black Adam, Isis and Osiris reveal their human forms to the world. [52w33]; Osiris mentions that Argent and Molecule just went through an "awful break-up." He also mentions a recent Titans mission where the team helped Kid Eternity stop the Keeper's plans for controlling the dead. [52w34]; Amanda Waller sends her newly-restored Suicide Squad to provoke a battle with the Black Marvel Family. During the assault, Osiris inadvertently kills The Persuader. This was actually Waller's intention: To incite and incident that would portray Black Adam and his brood in a bad light. [52w34]
>> Supergirl #13: Look out! It's a deadly night on the town for Supergirl and her new boyfriend, Power Boy!
>> Hawkgirl #59 & JSA Classified #22: Parts 3 & 4 of a 4-part crossover. Blackfire has come to earth to kill Hawkgirl. Blackfire is defeated and stripped of her powers in JSA Classified #22.
>> Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #7: Inertia teams up with Mota in an effort to take down the newest Flash, Bart Allen. Deathstroke supplies Inertia with the super-speed drug Velocity 9, in exchange for his service as a member in Titans East.
>> Justice Society of America #1: Former Titans Damage and Liberty Belle (formerly Jesse Quick) join the JSA.
>> Wonder Woman #4: "Who Is Wonder Woman?" part 4 of 5 - concludes in Wonder Woman Annual #1.
Teen Titans #43 [2007]
published January 2007
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Jonathan Glapion
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: Part 1 of the eagerly anticipated "Titans East" story! Led by Deathstroke, a Teen Titans team consisting of Batgirl, Risk, Match, Alter Boy, Enigma, Sun Girl and Inertia is out to chew gum and kick butt…and guess what? They're all out of gum! On sale January 10 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 35-39: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. The Titans - Beast Boy, Raven, Offspring and Aquagirl - assist a group of heroes to contain the destruction caused by the "Rain of Supermen." Offspring recovers at Plastic Man's side after saving over 20 people. [52w35]; In Kahndaq, Osiris despairs over the death of The Persuader, as he reads a newspaper proclaiming him a murderer. Osiris relates to Sobek he has been kicked out of the Titans. [52w36]; Animal Man seemingly dies at the hands of Lady Styx. Starfire and Adam Strange resolve to find their way home. [52w36-37]
Teen Titans #44 [2007]
published February 2007
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Jonathan Glapion
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: Part 2 of the "Titans East" storyline explodes as the two Titan teams clash! On sale February 14 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 40-43: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. The Titans - Beast Boy, Raven, Offspring and Aquagirl - assist Steel in assaulting Lexcorp and exposing Lex's manipulations. [52w40]; Starfire and Adam Strange crash land on Mogo, the living Green Lantern planet. [52w41]; Believing Black Adam's powers had cursed him, Osiris travels to the Rock of Eternity to ask Captain Marvel to remove his powers. Black Adam and Isis intervene and convince Osiris he could do a lot of good with his abilities. Osiris relents and returns to Kahndaq with Sobek. Once there, Osiris reveals to his lizard-friend that he still believes he was cursed. Sobek suggests that Osiris revert back to human form in an effort to remove his powers - thus ending the curse. Osiris does just that by speaking "Black Adam," causing him to revert back to his human form. At that point, Sobek subsequently murders and devours his once-friend, revealing himself as Famine, the Fourth Horseman. [52w43]
>> Supergirl #14: As Supergirl battles Batgirl, Power Boy is revealed as a super-stalker.
>> Flash: The Fastest Man Alive #9: Bart must choose whether he wants to rejoin the Teen Titans or go for a membership in the Justice League. Guest-starring the Teen Titans.
>> Justice #10: Green Arrow is the front-and-center focus of this issue, which also features the Doom Patrol, the Metal Men, the Titans, Supergirl and others on the battlefield.
Teen Titans #45 [2007]
published March 2007
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns
Art by Tony Daniel & Jonathan Glapion
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: It's Deathstroke versus his son and daughter — Jericho and Ravager — with the lives of the Teen Titans hanging in the balance. Will Wonder Girl and Robin be able to shake themselves free from the monster Superboy: Match? Plus, secrets are revealed about Miss Martian and Kid Devil, and changes are in store for Raven and Cyborg! On sale March 14 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 44-47: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. Tim Drake has located Bruce Wayne and Diana in Nanda Parabat. [52w47]; Beast Boy offers Natasha Irons membership in the Teen Titans, but she turns him down. [52w47]; Nightwing and Renee Montoya join forces to save Batwoman from crime boss Mannheim, who seeks to sacrifice her to fulfill an old prophesy. [52w47-48]
>> Supergirl #15: Power Boy becomes jealous of Supergirl's friendship with Captain Boomerang. His jealousy turns to rage and he attacks the Girl of Steel. Power Boy reveals his origin on Apokolips, where he was raised to be a soldier for Darkseid and given great powers that were fueled by the anger and rage of others. It was on Apokolips that Power Boy fell in love with Supergirl, he confesses. Shocked and repulsed by his actions, Supergirl ends her relationship with Power Boy. Origin of Power Boy.
>> Justice League #7: Arsenal officially joins the Justice League as Red Arrow. He adopts a new costume secretly gifted to him by Green Arrow.
Teen Titans #46 [2007]
published April 2007
Credits:
Written by Geoff Johns & Adam Beechen
Art by Tony Daniel & Jonathan Glapion
Cover by Tony Daniel & Jonathan Glapion
Solicitation: Deathstroke's true motives are revealed as the shocking conclusion of "Titans East" explodes! Who has come to aid in the fight against Slade's boys and girls? And what new team of Titans — East and West — will rise out of the ashes of this epic battle?!
On sale April 11 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> 52: Weeks 48-52: The 52 weekly series reveals the missing year after the Infinite Crisis. Nightwing and Renee Montoya join forces to save Batwoman from crime boss Mannheim, who seeks to sacrifice her to fulfill an old prophesy. [52w47-48]; Wonder Girl adapts a new costume. [52w50]; Black Adam ignites World War III. [52w49]; The Titans gather with Donna Troy, Arsenal and all the heroes to battle Black Adam. [WWIIIp4: UNITED WE STAND, 52w50]; Robin adapts a new red-and-black costume as a tribute to Superboy. [52w51]; A large group of heroes - including a powerless Bart Allen, Donna Troy (as Wonder Woman), Wonder Girl, Robin, Ravager and Kid Devil - gather to mourn Superboy, Terra and Young Frankenstein. Donna comforts Wonder Girl. Robin reaches out to Wonder Girl, but she either ignores him or doesn't hear him. Ravager meets Kid Devil for the first time. Kid Devil is anxious to meet Robin. [52w51]; The Green Lanterns help restore Starfire to full-power. Starfire returns to earth and visits Animal Man's wife, Ellen. Once there, she discovers Animal Man is alive before she passes out from fatigue. [52w51]
>> World War III Part One: A Call To Arms: Black Adam takes down the Doom Patrol - Elasti-Girl, Negative Man, Robotman, Mento, Vox and Bumblebee - in Italy. Donna Troy assumes the mantle of Wonder Woman. Jason Todd appears in New York City as Nightwing, meting out his own brand of brutal justice.
>> World War III Part Two: Aquaman and Aquagirl discover the ocean is apparently rejecting the transformation wrought on the people of Sub Diego, slowing killing them. Aquaman, with the guidance of some sea gods, uses the power in his water-hand to raise the city, but suffers this transformation as a result; He is transformed into the Dweller. The Valiant: Deathstroke plants seeds of doubt with Batgirl, and invites her to join him.
>> World War III Part Three: Hell Is For Heroes: The Titans - Beast Boy, Raven, Offspring, Talon, Young Frankenstein, Hawk & Dove and Terra - confront a rampaging Black Adam in Greece. Black Adam brutally kills both Young Frankenstein and Terra.
>> World War III Part Four: United We Stand: Beast Boy and Geo-Force mourn for Terra. The Titans and the heroes gather to defeat Black Adam.
>> Aquaman: Sword of Atlantis #51: Tempest has returned from near-death, but his powers have left him. Tempest tries to help Arthur recover the Trident of Poseidon.
>> Nightwing Annual #2: After facing near-death during the Infinite Crisis, Nightwing proposes marriage to Barbara Gordon, who initially accepts his proposal. After further introspection, Barbara returns her engagement ring to Dick, insisting he travel the world and sort out his life.This annual chronciles the history of the Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon romance. Starfire appears in flashback.
>> Outsiders Annual #1: The events that led up to "One Year Later" are revealed. The Outsiders attempt to break out Black Lightning, who has wrongfully been imprisoned at Iron Heights. Their botched mission results in the deaths of over 40 people. Nightwing goes underground with the presumed-dead team [Grace, Thunder, Metamorpho and Katana] as well as the reformed Captain Boomerang. Arsenal decides to leave the team at this point, but publicly lies to the press to preserve their cover.
Teen Titans #47 [2007]
published May 2007
Credits:
Written by Adam Beechen
Art by Chris Batista & Edwin Rosewell
Cover by Randy Green
Solicitation: A Titan dies! Are Nightwing and Donna Troy the next targets? On sale May 30 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Countdown #51: Joker's Daughter seeks to kidnap a famous popstar, but is prevented from doing so by Jason Todd. While the pair tussle, Duela notes that she’s “from a neighboring Earth” before apparently leading the former Boy Wonder on a chase over Manhattan’s rooftops. After a rooftop skirmish, Joker's Daughter is murdered by a rogue Monitor, who insisted Duela Dent is an anomoly that should not exist on this earth. Death of Joker's Daughter, Duela Dent.
>>
Countdown #50: Jimmy Olsen investigates the death of Duela Dent. To dig deep into the cause of Duela’s murder. Through the plate glass of his asylum cell, the Joker denied Duela was his daughter, and Olsen didn’t have much time to ponder her fate once he was attacked by an escaping Killer Croc.
>>
Countdown #49: The Monitors claim Donna Troy, Nightwing, Jason Todd, Kyle Raynor, Supergirl and Duela Dent are all dangerous anomolies.
>>
Countdown #48: The Teen Titans gather for the funeral of Duela Dent, including former Titan Donna Troy. Red Hood (aka Jason Todd) approaches fellow former Titan Donna Troy at the funeral. The pair seemingly connect over their shared “spared by odd twists of fate” status.
>> Supergirl #17: Guest-starring the JLA and Wonder Girl as Kara battles friends and foes who have been taken over by evil entities from the Phantom Zone.
>> Amazon Attack (6-issue mini-series) #2: When the Justice League and members of the Teen Titans arrive in Washington, it's just the shot in the arm the U.S. military needs, and what was a one-sided affair becomes a devastating stalemate.
Teen Titans #48 [2007]
published June 2007
Credits:
Written by Adam Beechen
Art by Al Barrionuevo & Bit
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: An AMAZONS ATTACK tie-in issue guest-starring Supergirl! How far will Cassie and Kara go in the impending battle — and how will their choices affect their relationship with the Titans? On sale June 27 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Countdown #47: One of the Monitors rallies a plan of attack on three very special inconsistencies: Donna Troy, Jason Todd and Kyle Rayner.
>> Countdown #46:
>> Countdown #45:
>> Countdown #44:
>> Amazon Attack (6-issue mini-series) #3: The JLA protects the nation's heartland, but as panic spreads across the continent, public sentiment turns against the military and the heroes. Frustrated and finding their loyalties torn, Supergirl and Wonder Girl take matters into their own hands, but their solution to the conflict may make things worse.
Teen Titans #49 [2007]
published July 2007
Credits:
Written by Adam Beechen
Art by Al Barrionuevo & Bit
Cover by Tony Daniel
Solicitation: Special Amazons Attack crossover! Supergirl and Wonder Girl team up, but whose side are they on? On sale July 25 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US
Titans-Related Crossovers of Note:
>> Countdown #43:
>> Countdown #42
>> Countdown #41
>> Countdown #40:
>> Amazon Attack (6-issue mini-series) #4: Supergirl and Wonder Girl have betrayed the heroes and armed forces. Their target: the President of the United States!
