April 12, 2024
Teen Titans #1-42(2003) (minus#27#28) **5 BONUS COMICS
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Teen Titans #1-42 (2003 series)near-COMPLETE Run This is a near-COMPLETE run of the DCComics Series Teen Titans that began in2003 and is still going strong. The only issues missing from this run are 27 & 28 because they were drawn by Liefeld and I refused to buy them. I will Also include 5 BONUS COMICS: Outsiders #24 & 25 ( which featured a crossover) Teen Titans Annual #1 (2006) Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files & Origins 2005/ Wizard Teen Titans ½ / mail-away comic Teen Titans/Legion Special (2004). This series is great fun from beginning to end (and they're still publishing it!). Seethe third generation of DC's heroes(second-generation sidekicks) as theylearn how to be superheroes and learnhow to be friends. I'm especially fond of seeing the friendship develop between Superboy and Robin. Each issue is written by Geoff Johns. Mike McKone and Tony Daniel draw most of the issues while Ivan Reis, Tom Grummett, Matthew Clark, Todd Nauck, Carlos Ferreira, Ryan Benjamin draw issues and t The Annual and Secret Files are writtenand drawn by tons of different folk. (And if you must know the two Outsiders issuesare written and drawn by Judd Winick and Carlos D'Anda.) Please email all questions to: All issues are in what I consider "off-the-rack"condition. That is accepting that a "mint" bookis only ever as "mint" as it was off-the-rack(
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