» Titans #2 in stores. This series reunites the "New Teen Titans" team of the Marv Wolfman and George Perez era. Marv and Georges' Teen Titans served as the main infuence behind the animated series' Titans roster, as well as many episodes' stories and villains (ie. The Judas Contract, Terror of Trigon, the Brotherhood of Evil, etc.). Unfortunately, Marv and George aren't working on this new version of their classic Titans.

In this issue, everyone who's been a Titan is being hunted and attacked. The Titans (Nightwing, Beast Boy, Raven, Cyborg, Starfire, Red Arrow, and Donna Troy) must survive long enough to discover the identity of their mysterious foe. Written by Judd Winick, with art by Joe Benitez and Victor Llamas.


      » Tiny Titans #4 in stores. This is one of three new comic series DC Comics is offering for younger readers, featuring art by Art Baltazar with very cute-ified Teen Titans. In this issue is the debut of Robin's new costumed identity...Nightwing! Also, Wonder Girl's baby-sitting experiences.

      » DC Special: Cyborg #1 in stores. Cyborg, the Teen Titans' resident technician with a built-in arsenal, at last gets his own spotlight mini-series. This first issue kicks off a six-part mini-series that will explore the character and painful dark past of Vic Stone, Cyborg.

      » "Teen Titans: Year One" #5 available in stores. Written by Teen Titans animated story editor Amy Wolfram, with art by Karl Kerschl, this is part 5 of the 6-issue mini-series that focuses on how the original "Fab Five" Teen Titans (Robin, Wonder Girl, Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Speedy) came together as a team. Cover features Wonder Girl's bedroom, fitted with some nice references: a poster of The Flips (a teen band trio from way back in the original Teen Titans comic stories), and Abominable Charles Christopher as a stuffed toy and poster (character creation of "Teen Titans: Year On" artist Karl Kerschl).


      » Teen Titans Go! #55 (the series' final issue!) in stores. Here it is, the last issue of "Teen Titans Go!" as we know it! Note that TTG #55's cover directly refers to the cover of the series' very first issue. On TTG #1's cover, the main five Titans were pulling down posters for the animated series. Here on TTG #55's cover, they're at a similar street corner in similar poses, putting up "Robin wants you!" posters. It serves the final issue's story well, which notes that while the team has expanded across the globe (like in the show's final season), the main five Titans are coming back for one last round against the HIVE.

However, this issue will also feature another main villain. Who is it? To find out, pick this final issue up! Written by J. Torres, with art by Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker.


      » The Teen Titans movie Trouble in Tokyo will re-air on Cartoon Network at 10:00 AM (Eastern/Pacific timezones).

      » DC Special: Raven #4 in stores. Marv Wolfman, writer and co-creator of the classic "The New Teen Titans" seies, returns to writing one of his original Titans creations, Raven. Except now, he's joined with Batgirl artist Damion Scott on a mini-series, and Raven must face a side of life she never got a chance to before: being a teenager.

In this issue, Raven must battle with her emotions and the Medusa mask in order to keep her dark side in check.

      » Tiny Titans #5 in stores. This is one of three new comic series DC Comics is offering for younger readers, featuring art by Art Baltazar with very cute-ified Teen Titans. In this issue, a new team moves in: the Tiny Titans East try to take over the playground.

      » "Teen Titans: Year One" #6 available in stores. Written by Teen Titans animated story editor Amy Wolfram, with art by Karl Kerschl, this is the last of the 6-issue mini-series that focuses on how the original "Fab Five" Teen Titans (Robin, Wonder Girl, Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Speedy) came together as a team. Cover features Robin mourning over a gravesite as images of Aqualad, Kid Flash, and Wonder Girl appear in the sky; Speedy is nowhere to be seen.

      » DC Special: Raven #5 in stores. Marv Wolfman, writer and co-creator of the classic "The New Teen Titans" seies, returns to writing one of his original Titans creations, Raven. Except now, he's joined with Batgirl artist Damion Scott on a mini-series, and Raven must face a side of life she never got a chance to before: being a teenager.

In this final issue of her five-part mini-series, Raven must save herself and her schoolmates from the emotion-warping Medusa Mask.

      » Teen Titans Spotlight: Wonder Girl in stores. This is a TPB (aka. trade paper back) volume collecting the entire run of the recent Wonder Girl mini-series, written by "Teen Titans Go!" writer J. Torres. The series explores the character and past of Cassie Sandsmark (the second Wonder Girl) and sets the mark for her future path, as well as how she will grow into her own as a hero. Featuring alot of nice references to her time with "Young Justice", as well as appearances by fellow YJ members!

      » Tiny Titans #6 in stores. This is one of three new comic series DC Comics is offering for younger readers, featuring art by Art Baltazar with very cute-ified Teen Titans. In this issue, new Tiny Titans Supergirl and Blue Beetle show up! Also, a morning day routine in the life of Trigon and Raven.

      » "Teen Titans: The Complete Fifth Season" DVD in stores.