Teen Titans Go! #25

Don’t worry, this is a review of the comic book based on the Teen Titans cartoon and has nothing to do with Teen Titans Go! the TV show.  And by the way, DC?  If you’re looking to get me a Christmas present in return for all my years of loyal fanning, you can cancel that pathetic pile of busted Christmas lights and leave Teen Titans Season Six in my stocking.

Okay, enough with the negativity.  The rest of this review will be nothing but happy Christmas happiness, I promise.

Teen Titans #4

With the 2012 London Olympics now underway, I figured it was time to bust out another issue of the old school Teen Titans comic, and you can probably guess why by looking at the cover.  And, um, that’s it really.  So let’s start.

Teen Titans #1

For my first trick, I present to you the very first issue of the very first official Teen Titans comic, Teen Titans #1, published in 1966.  Eventually, this would become one of DC’s most popular team books, spawning multiple incarnations, two cartoon series, and an animated film.  So just how do these marvelous munchkins spend their debut issue?  Destroying historical artifacts, propagandizing the Peace Corps, and interacting with racial stereotypes, of course!