Teen Titans #1
This collection kicks off the 2004 Teen Titans series, reuniting a new generation of sidekicks—including Robin, Superboy, and Wonder Girl—as they form their own team under the guidance of Cyborg and Beast Boy. Written by Geoff Johns with art by Mike McKone, the volume adapts the 'A Kid's Game' story arc, introducing the threat of Deathstroke and the mysterious Brother Blood while establishing the Titans' dynamic as a family of young heroes.
In "Child's Play," Wonder Woman arrives at Titans Tower with the intent to take Cassie away, challenging her role as a Teen Titan. Tensions escalate when her presence sparks a full-scale clash between the Teen Titans and the Justice League, until Nightwing arrives to restore order. Written by Geoff Johns and illustrated by Mike McKone, with colors by Jeromy Cox and letters by Comicraft, the issue features a striking cover by Michael Turner.
In "null," the re-formed Teen Titans navigate shifting alliances as Superboy and Robin uncover a startling truth: the Human DNA used to clone Superboy came from Lex Luthor. With tensions rising and identities in question, the team must confront the implications—while Superman, Batman, and other heroes from the wider DC Universe watch closely.
In "Breaking the Rules," the new generation of Titans—Robin, Cyborg, Beast Boy, Starfire, Superboy, Wonder Girl, and the newly powered-up Kid Flash—face their toughest challenge yet when Deathstroke launches a calculated assault on the team. With Ares offering Wonder Girl a mysterious gift and Bart Allen stepping into his legacy with a rebuilt knee, the line between hero and villain blurs as old loyalties are tested and new rules are forged.
In "War and Peace," Wonder Woman arrives at Titans Tower with an ultimatum for Wonder Girl, demanding she leave the team—setting off a chaotic clash between the Teen Titans and the Justice League. With tensions flaring and heroes from both sides drawing blood, Nightwing steps in to restore order, forcing a reckoning over loyalty, trust, and what it truly means to be a hero.
In "Wednesday," the Teen Titans take a rare day off from saving the world, and the usual chaos unfolds in unexpected ways. Superboy shares a quiet moment with Superman, while Kid Flash goes head-to-head with Trickster in a playful game of cat and mouse. Wonder Girl navigates the stress of finding a new school, Robin wrestles with a looming paper deadline, and the rest of the team drifts through the day—some bonding, some misbehaving, all trying to find balance between heroics and normal life.
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↩ Reprints Teen Titans #1 (2003), Teen Titans #1 (2003), Teen Titans #1 (2003), Teen Titans #1 (2003), Teen Titans #2 (2003), Teen Titans #2 (2003), Teen Titans #3 (2003), Teen Titans #4 (2003), Teen Titans / Outsiders Secret Files 2003 #[nn] (2003), Teen Titans #5 (2004), Teen Titans #6 (2004), Teen Titans #7 (2004)
Reprinted in Teen Titans by Geoff Johns Omnibus #[nn] (2013), Teen Titans by Geoff Johns #1 (2017)
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