DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection #101
"Teen Titans" brings together the iconic young heroes in a high-stakes moment at the Titanenturm, where Wonder Woman arrives to take Cassie away—unwilling to accept her decision to join the Titans. Written by Geoff Johns and Christian Heiß, with dynamic art by Mike McKone and inks by Marlo Alquiza, the story unfolds with tension between the Teen Titans and the Justice League, culminating in Nightwing’s arrival to restore balance. The cover, penciled by McKone and inked by Alquiza, captures the clash with striking energy.
In this 30-page story from the DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection #101 (2017), the Teen Titans are reassembled with a mix of legacy members and new recruits from Young Justice. When Superboy and Robin uncover the shocking truth that his human DNA was sourced from Lex Luthor, the team must navigate the fallout while facing a threat that tests their unity.
In "Kinderspiele," the Teen Titans respond to a crisis at Alcatraz, rescuing tourists caught in a dangerous situation. Deathstroke watches from the shadows, leaving a chilling message by destroying Impulse’s knee—leaving the team with more than just a physical wound to reckon with.
In "Regelbruch," Jo takes up the mantle of Kid Flash after Bart’s replacement, stepping into a role that tests his limits. As the new Titans face off against Deathstroke and Wonder Girl receives an unexpected gift from Ares, the stakes rise in ways no one saw coming.
In "Krieg und Frieden," Wonder Woman arrives at the Titan Tower to take Cassie back, furious that Cassie became a Titan without her consent. What follows is a fierce clash between the Teen Titans and the Justice League, until Nightwing steps in to restore order.
In "Mittwoch," a quiet day at the Titans' base unfolds with unexpected weight: Superboy and Superman share a rare moment of conversation, while Kid Flash races against Trickster in a game of wits and speed. Wonder Girl navigates the challenges of fitting in at a new school, and Robin grapples with the pressure of finishing an essay—all as the ordinary clashes with the extraordinary in this grounded, character-driven slice of superhero life.
In "Hier kommt Kid Flash!", young Wally West visits his Aunt Iris only to stumble into a lab accident that unlocks his own super speed, launching him into his first heroic mission. With his new powers still untested, he races to stop a chaos of escaped zoo animals wreaking havoc across the city.
Find on ebay
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints The Flash #110 (1959), Teen Titans #1 (2003), Teen Titans #2 (2003), Teen Titans #3 (2003), Teen Titans #4 (2003), Teen Titans #5 (2004), Teen Titans #6 (2004), Teen Titans #7 (2004)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.