Teen Titans #3
This third volume of the 2005 Teen Titans series collects issues #13-19 and the Teen Titans/Legion of Super-Heroes Special #1. The story focuses on Garfield Logan, aka Beast Boy, as he confronts a mysterious illness spreading among the team's younger members, leading to a conflict with the villainous Brother Blood and a crossover with the Legion of Super-Heroes. Geoff Johns continues his run as writer, with art by Mike McKone and others.
In "Nobody's Hero," Beast Boy finds himself wrongly accused of murder after being taken into custody for the killing of Magilla. With Nightwing en route to Los Angeles to intervene, Beast Boy escapes his cell only to encounter a chilling doppelgänger who leads him on a dangerous chase—culminating in the abduction of his former co-star, Vicky Valiant. As the mystery deepens, Beast Boy confronts a pair of strange figures at Matt's apartment before being recaptured, setting off a tense showdown with Nightwing when he arrives demanding answers. Written by Ben Raab and Geoff Johns, with art by Justiniano and inks by Chris Ivy, this gripping issue features a striking cover by Ed McGuinness and Dexter Vines.
Beast Boy trades his superhero cape for a Hollywood audition, landing in a cramped apartment with his laid-back cousin Matt. When a fan from his past-life fame stumbles into trouble at a bar, Gar’s attempt to help spirals into a mystery that leaves him alone in an alley with a dead man and no memory of how he got there—just the cold stare of the police closing in.
When Beast Boy is arrested for Magilla’s murder, Nightwing prepares to travel to Los Angeles—only to find his protégé already on the move. After spotting a doppelgänger outside his cell, Beast Boy pursues the impostor, who vanishes with his former co-star Vicky Valiant. As he tracks the mystery to Matt Logan’s apartment, Beast Boy is ambushed by Fear and Loathing, forcing a brutal confrontation. With the L.A.P.D. closing in and the real culprit still hidden, Nightwing arrives, demanding answers—just as the game of deception begins in earnest.
In "Gemini," Nightwing quickly realizes the Beast Boy attacking Don Dickerson isn't the real one, setting off a chain of events that pulls Flamebird into the fray and leads the team to a cryptic clue in Chinatown. With help from Matt Logan, the real Beast Boy follows a trail that points to Madame Rouge—whose shadow looms from the past, tied to the Doom Patrol’s tragic end—while the mystery of the impostor’s identity deepens.
In "Beast War!", Beast Boy finds himself framed for a string of mysterious murders tied to his past, with his former co-stars now victims of a twisted conspiracy. As the truth unravels, the shape-shifting Gemini—revealed to be Madame Rouge’s daughter—unleashes her allies Fear and Loathing in a dangerous game of deception. With Flamebird by his side and the echoes of old allies like the Doom Patrol and Teen Titans lingering in memory, Beast Boy must clear his name before his new beginning is torn apart.
In "Beast Boys and Girls, Part One: Concrete Jungle," the Teen Titans take a rare break after facing Brother Blood, but peace is short-lived when Beast Boy’s long-overdue medical checkup reveals unsettling changes in his own body—his skin begins to lose its green hue, and he can no longer shift into animals. Meanwhile, Superboy, searching for Tim in Gotham, stumbles upon a new Robin—Stephanie Brown—working alongside Batman, while back in California, a strange phenomenon turns children green and animal-like, mirroring Beast Boy’s fading powers.
In "Beast Boys and Girls, Part Two: Wild Life," the Teen Titans face a terrifying new threat as the Sakutia virus mutates into an airborne form, turning children into creatures of chaos. With only Dr. Samuel Register—Gar's father's former colleague—able to help, the team races to contain the outbreak, while Superboy confronts Tim Drake in Gotham over the past that led him to step down as Robin. The truth behind the outbreak lies buried in secrets long hidden, and as trust fractures, the line between hero and villain blurs.
In "Beast Boys and Girls, Part Three: Changelings," Beast Boy faces a dire personal crisis when Dr. Samuel Register’s experiment with the Sakutia virus backfires, turning the scientist into a rampaging dinosaur and infecting the Titans. With his powers fading and his body betraying him, Gar must confront the cost of his abilities when he re-infects himself to regain his shape and stop the chaos—while back in Smallville, Superboy receives a surprising call from Robin, signaling a shift in his own journey.
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↩ Reprints Beast Boy #1 (2000), Beast Boy #2 (2000), Beast Boy #3 (2000), Beast Boy #4 (2000), Teen Titans #13 (2004), Teen Titans #14 (2004), Teen Titans #15 (2004)
Reprinted in Teen Titans by Geoff Johns #2 (2018)
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