You would think that the Titans would welcome a wealthy benefactor like Warren Worthington into their ranks, but it looks like drama has followed. Just what could have happened to get Kori so worked up?
You would think that the Titans would welcome a wealthy benefactor like Warren Worthington into their ranks, but it looks like drama has followed. Just what could have happened to get Kori so worked up?
One cool thing that I have liked about the Teen Titans is the variety of types of stories that were told with the team. They could easily go from standard superhero fare to epic off-planet action to street level mysteries. It would be cool to see them share a mystic adventure with Dr. Strange.
Namorita joined the Teen Titans back in STF #1714, and the team previously crossed paths with her and her cousin, The Sub-Mariner and back in STF #2648. I figured that the third part in this ongoing saga should involve a third sea-faring guest star, and that was an opportunity to use the always cool Stingray.
This is another cover in which the primary image required some extension and repair before I could add in any new elements. Here's a look at the behind the scenes progress:
For the conclusion to this three-part tale, we see that Alpha Flight's premiere mage has made the journey to Titans Tower. He'll certainly be a big help to the team, but his teen years are behind him. Let's hope he can fit in!
Presenting part One of a Three Part tale! Looks like the NTT and Alpha Flight are participating in a hero exchange program. Which two heroes will be involved? You can guess now or just wait until part two tomorrow!
Isaac Christians as the Gargoyle is an old soul inhabiting a powerful form, while the original Teen Titans were youths learning to step into the shoes of their more experienced partners. I could definitely see a mentor/student relationship between them. It would be interesting to read about, anyway.
DC comics seems to be going through yet another reboot phase with their new Dawn of DC titles. Tom Taylor and Nicola Scott will be bringing readers an all new Titans series and the line up will be the one we see above (plus Starfire), meaning that the classic New Teen Titans team will be back together. I hope that this is a sign of what we can expect to see on the big screen if a Titans film for the DCU gets greenlighted.
Presenting Part One of a Two-Part Epic! The Titans met Reed Richards back in STF #2367, so it's only natural they come to him for technical expertise... but wait a minute - what's up with these "new partners" of his? Make sure you come back tomorrow for the thrilling conclusion!
Once I started this cover, I began to wonder what took me so long. Not only do their names seem to go together, their costumes do as well - it seems like a natural combination.
I'm always happy to use artwork by Irv Novick, an underrated talent that illustrated many of my favorite Silver and Bronze age tales. I was lucky enough to pick up a couple of original page by him several years ago, one with inks by Dick Giordano, the other by Murphy Anderson:
...and one with inks by Murphy Anderson:
When a new team of heroes are introduced, it's always hoped that oat least one new member would become a breakout star. New Teen Titans introduced us to Cyborg, Raven and Starfire as well as revamping the near-forgotten Beast Boy into Changeling. All of these new heroes were a hit with fans, not a dud among them. It really says something about the creativity and talent of Marv Wolfman and George Perez that they were able to create so many lasting characters at one time.
Spidey previously met The New Teen Titans in STF #767 and the original Teen Titans in STF #619...
If these teen heroes thought that their mentors could be tough on them, I can just imagine how they would feel with Dredd calling the shots for the group. I can imagine a Silver Age story in which the Mega-City One lawman and the super sidekicks with a rebellious streak have to find a way to work together for a common goal.
Continued from yesterday's cover, we see the battle The titans have been training for. Looking at these line ups, it seems like a pretty even match up - I' not sure which way it would go. What say you?
Back when I collected original art, it was a lot more affordable than it is now. Still, I could never afford a Jack Kirby piece. I did pick up this Dan Adkins-inked Kirby image, though. I examined it closely to see if there were any pencil lines under the ink and I couldn't see any, and plus the price was way too low, so I am confident that Adkins didn't ink over a Kirby original page - but it still looks cool so I was happy to get it:
One cool thing about the persistent rumors of previous Spider-Man franchise movie villains returning for Spider-Man: No Way Home, is that we will most likely get to see upgraded looks for all of them. I really hope that Willem DaFoe's Green Goblin makes an appearance. He was perfect in the role, but I always felt they could have done a better job with his costume. The unmoving helmet hindered his performance and there wasn't any purple in there!
Thank you to Dave Anderson for suggesting this match up!
I finally watched the first two seasons of Titans, and I can't say I am a big fan of the series. Some of the costumes look good - Hawk and Dove, Deathstroke, the Robins and the CGI Trigon come to mind. The characterizations is where the show falls apart for me. Every character is depressed and way overly violent in their crimefighting interactions. Dove should not be as bloodthirsty as Hawk! Gar Logan only changes into a tiger and then eats people? and what's with all the F bombs? It's the series' favorite word, used frequently by every character, even ones who it is wholly inappropriate for like Bruce Wayne, Kory or Raven. There's some cool power usage (I like how Jericho's abilities were realized), and by the end, it feels like the team wants to move away from their violent tendencies, but these episodes were tough to get through for a fan of the 80's comics.
These two teams first met in STF #1250...
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