Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: March 28, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
The Teen Titans battle a slew of new female villains — Marionette, Joy Stick, Pink X and Mad Maud — all modeled after some of their deadliest villains. Can Robin and the gang discover the secret behind them?
Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Mike Norton and Lary Stucker Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: April 25, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
Raven's going to pieces! Her multicolored Emoticlones have broken free and are on the run. How will the Teen Titans get all of them back together?
Notes:
On the opening page of the story, the Titans are coming out from a movie theater that is showing "Doomsday", "Judas Contract", and "New Frontier". This is a direct reference to the first three animated movies to be released by Warner Bros and DC Comics, as adaptions of DC's epic comic stories (specifically, "Superman: Doomsday", "Teen Titans: The Judas Contract", and "Justice League: The New Frontier").
Timmy, Melvin, and Teether (from the episode "Hide and Seek"), HIVE student XL-Terrestrial, and "Goth boy" all make an appearance in this issue.
At one point, one of Raven's "emoticlones" says to Robin "I bet you look good in shorts." This refers to Robin's classic costume, which had incredibly short pants instead of the contemporary regular pants.
Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: May 30, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
Sick and tired of losing every battle to the Teen Titans, Psimon and Dr. Light team up and assemble a deadly team of super-villains: The Fearsome Five! Who will join them, and will the Titans even stand a chance against them?
Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Mike Norton and Lary Stucker Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: June 27, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
Red Raven is on the loose! It's up to the Titans to stop Raven's dark side from ruining the day!
Notes:
This issue features Raven (white-cloaked) paying a visit to her mother Arella in the realm of Azarath.
At one point after Red Raven destroys a display of Father' Day items, Beast Boy makes a reference to the fact that nearly their entire team has "daddy issues", such as Raven's dilemma with her father Trigon, or Robin having Batman for a father figure.
Issue 45: "Biography of a Beast Boy" & "Cyborg's Story"
Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Alex Serra and Fabio Laguna Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: July 25, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
Special Secret Origins issue! The real stories behind Beast Boy and Cybrog's pasts can finally be revealed!
Notes:
Both story parts of this issue take place during a camping trip, as a nice nod to the "The New Teen Titans" solo issue mini-series that provided readers with origin stories for each of George Perez and Marv Wolfmans' character additions to the Teen Titans team. All four issues (each for Beast Boy, Cyborg, Starfire, and Raven) were parts of a whole story that featured the Teen Titans on a camping trip.
In "Biography of a Beast Boy", Beast Boy fabricates several times throughout his retelling of his origin; one fabrication has his parents resemble movie hero Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider's Lara Croft.
This issue features the first "appearance" of the Justice League in the "Teen Titans Go!" series, during another of Beast Boy's fabrications. This is the closest fans will get to seeing how the Justice League (including Batman) would look if they were in the Teen Titans animated universe.
Due to a coloring error, the monkey shown biting Beast Boy in his origin story is brown instead of green.
In "Cyborg's Story", as a foreshadowing nod, Victor Stone's car license plate reads "CBG-010" before the near fatal collision that leads to him becoming Cyborg.
In his origin retelling, Cyborg fills in what happened to him right up to the point before meeting the rest of the Titans during the events of episode "Go!"
At the end of his story, Cyborg alludes to the events of episode "Cyborg the Barbarian", stating that he and girlfriend Sarah Simms had "met in another life." This is despite claims from the Teen Titans production crew that the character in question (Sarasim from the aforementioned episode) was not intended to be based on Sarah Simms.
Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: August 29, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
Introducing...Wildfire! It's a family reunion when Starfire's long lost brother is found and visits Earth. But will he turn out to be a friend to the Titans like Starfire, or more of a foe like Blackfire?
Notes:
Just as issue #45 retold the origin stories of Beast Boy and Cyborg, this issue contains the "Teen Titans Go!" retelling of Starfire's origin right up to the point where Starfire is kidnapped by Gordanians before episode "Go!"
Season 5 new Titans Wonder Girl, Kid Flash, and Red Star appear in this issue.
This story features the first "appearance" of Starfire and Blackfire's parents.
Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Christine Norrie and Michael Chang Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: September 26, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
Finally, the origin of Robin can be told! Plus, witness a day in the lives of Starfire and Raven. Which one of them will stop Gizmo's latest crime spree?
Notes:
This issue's "Regarding Robin" story features the character origin for Robin (which lays to rest once again just which of DC Comics' Robins is behind the mask), and includes a special appearance fans have long waited for.
"Regarding Robin" was also drawn by Teen Titans series director Michael Chang.
Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: October 31, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
Kilowatt is the lost Titan from the future! He helped the present-day Titans defeat the Brotherhood of Evil, but now he wants to go home. Will Raven and Herald be able to send him back to the future...or will he end up in the wrong place, wrong time?
Notes:
Writer J. Torres clarifies a mistake on this issue's cover, which incorrectly states the story is Kilowatt's first day as a Titan, when he actually debuted in Teen Titans Season 5.
This issue features many alternate realities, each with their own different and unique Teen Titans team.
Kilowatt first clashes with the "Teen Tyrants", which includes Aqualad and Speedy redesigned to resemble their more contemporary comic book forms, Tempest and Arsenal. The "Tyrants" team also includes Red Robin (an evil Robin using an alternate Robin's codename), Red Raven (a nod to her evil incarnation), and Blackfire
The Teen Tyrants' foes are the "Brotherhood of Justice", as a nod to the Brotherhood of Evil from Teen Titans Season 5.
Interestingly enough, Teen Tyrant member Red Raven highly resembles Jinx, with pink hair, gray skin, and the specific facial markings.
Additionally, the "Brotherhood of Justice" team includes the female Dr. Light, and good versions of Mammoth, Madame Rouge, and Psimon (wearing a very Braniac-esque faceguard).
The DC Comics "Multiverse" is confirmed to exist in the "Teen Titans Go!" world. The Multiverse is basically the existence of multiple parallel earths which mirror each other in vital ways, yet differ in specific ways and timelines.
Herald and Raven open up multiple portals to several earths. The portals show superheroes and villains of other worlds, including: Slobo and Secret (Young Justice), Malchior in dragon form, Cyborg the Barbarian, the Titanimals (from episode "Bunny Raven"), Nightwing (specifically from episode "How Long is Forever"), Super-D versions of the Teen Titans, Larry, White Raven, and last but not least...the original "Fab Five" Teen Titans team (Wonder Girl, Kid Flash, Robin, Aqualad, and Speedy).
Kilowatt's own world features Teen Titan members from DC Comics' short-lived "Team Titans" books. Although the team is not named in this issue, it includes members Mirage (Raven counterpart), Nightwing (based on Team Titans member Nightrider), Batallion (Cyborg counterpart), and Kilowatt himself.
Writer J. Torres adds that Batallion's appearance was incorrectly colored, making him look exactly like Cyborg. Batallion's colors were meant to be more of an army green.
Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: November 28, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
Don't miss the issue that Teen Titans fans have been waiting for! A new foe is on a crime spree in Jump City, and it's up to the Teen Titans to put an end to it. But what happens when this villain actually turns out to be an evil blast from the past?
Writer: J. Torres Interior Artwork: Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker Cover by: Todd Nauck Release date: December 26, 2007 Discussion thread:click here
Description:
The Titans hit the big 5-0! When Robin's out of commission, it's up to the rest of the team to gather everyone and anyone who's ever been a Titan to help save the day!
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