The Silver Age Teen Titans Archives #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis hardcover collection reprints issues #7-11 of The Brave and the Bold and #1-5 of Teen Titans from the mid-1960s, showcasing the original adventures of the sidekick team—Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, Wonder Girl, and Speedy—as they evolve from guest stars into their own series. The volume captures the lighthearted, Silver Age tone of the era, with stories that introduce early team dynamics and classic foes like the Mad Mod and the Antagonists.
In "The Fifth Titan," a new face joins the Teen Titans when Lance Bruner, the son of a friend of Bruce Wayne’s father, becomes Bruce’s ward. Though Dick and the team try to guide him, Lance is stubborn and skeptical—especially when he discovers the shocking truth about Bruce and Dick’s secret identities. With Neal Adams’ dynamic art and Nick Cardy’s iconic cover, this story blends teenage angst with superhero intrigue in a standout chapter from the Silver Age Teen Titans Archives.
When the Teen Titans arrive at Baxter Beach to keep the peace during a rival college jamboree, they’re counting on teamwork to defuse the tension between the student gangs. But just as they’re making progress, Captain Tiger crashes the party with a surprise raid on the town, turning the spring break celebration into a full-blown crisis.
When Tiny Tom Ratchet uncovers his father’s boss, Ebenezer Scrounge, using the junkyard for criminal schemes, he calls in the Teen Titans—only to find their mission eerily echoes a classic tale. As Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Aqualad take on the roles of spectral guides, they descend on Scrounge in a holiday-themed intervention that blends high-speed heroics with a touch of seasonal reckoning.
When a runaway teenager disappears amid a cross-country smuggling ring, the Teen Titans are on the case—only to find themselves caught between a biker gang threatening a peaceful gathering and a mysterious figure known only as Captain Rumble. With Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Aqualad tracking clues from a hippie commune to a roadside truck stop, every lead brings them closer to a showdown that’s as much about justice as it is about the clash of two very different worlds.
In "Stepping Stones for a Giant Killer!", the Teen Titans face off against the surprisingly formidable Punch, a teenage would-be villain with a penchant for over-the-top theatrics. As Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, Aqualad, and Speedy split to counter his attacks, they’re overwhelmed—only to regroup and outsmart him in a twist that turns his own tactics against him.
When a young hero named Joshua infiltrates the Teen Titans' base, he brings word of a dangerous scheme: a group of teens, manipulated by alien forces, are unknowingly carrying out "Operation Jericho." With Robin, Wonder Girl, Speedy, and Kid Flash on the case, the Titans must unravel the mystery before the plan reaches its terrifying climax.
When Lance Bruner arrives in Gotham as Bruce Wayne’s new ward, the Teen Titans step in to guide him—though Lance has no interest in reform. As Robin and the team try to earn his trust, Lance’s past begins to surface, and his discovery of Bruce and Dick’s secret identities sets off a dangerous chain of events.
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↩ Reprints Teen Titans #6 (1966), Teen Titans #7 (1967), Teen Titans #8 (1967), Teen Titans #9 (1967), Teen Titans #10 (1967), Teen Titans #11 (1967), Teen Titans #12 (1967), Teen Titans #13 (1968), Teen Titans #14 (1968), Teen Titans #15 (1968), Teen Titans #16 (1968), Teen Titans #17 (1968), Teen Titans #18 (1968), Teen Titans #19 (1969), Teen Titans #20 (1969), The Brave and the Bold #83 (1969)
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