Countdown to Valentine's Day 2026: Teen Titans Go #12

DC Comics released Teen Titans Go #12 earlier this week. The cover features Raven, Beast Boy, Robin, Cyborg and Starfire. The story is titled "ValenTeenTitans Go." As a bonus, there is a sneak peek at Kid Flash: Going Rogue, a graphic novel for kids now on sale. Here is the official summary:

"Everybody knows that Robin has a crush on Starfire (except for maybe Starfire), so of course, the Titans are braced for any wacky hijinks in February. But when Starfire opens a mystery package full of plushies and hearts and bouquets, she’s shocked to find a note that says, “From your secret admirer…to Raven.”"

Cover of Teen Titans Go #12 from DC Comics

 

Titans Tuesday: Titans #29 and #30

Titans #29 from DC Comics is DC K.O. tie-in. The cover features Starfire, Beast Boy aka Changling (or whatever he is calling himself now), Nightwing, Amethyst and Raven. Here is the official summary:

"The Towers have lifted, and Earth’s evacuation is complete! As the Titans take to the stars to save humanity from the oncoming apocalypse, trouble can’t help but follow them! Our heroes are scattered across the galaxy — and across dimensions — each discovering that new worlds mean new dangers, something Starfire knows all too well as she ends up cornered by an Apokoliptian blockade!"

Cover of Titans #29 from DC Comics

Titans #30 is also a DC K.O. tie-in with the cover focusing on Cyborg vs Swamp Thing:

Cover of Titans #30 from DC Comics

Countdown to Christmas 2025 Day 7: Teen Titans Go #10

DC Comics released Teen Titans Go #10 last week. The cover features Madame Rogue peeping in the window while members of the Teen Titans and Doom Patrol enjoy a Christmas meal. The Teen Titans include Cyborg, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy and Robin while the Doom Patrol include Robotman, Negative Girl, Elasti-Girl and Niles Caulder aka the Chief. There is also a backup story/preview of DC's Misfits of Magic, a graphic novel, featuring Blue Devil and Zatanna that is now on sale.

Here's the official summary:

"The holidays are full of hijinks! Instead of a white Christmas, or even a blue Christmas, it’s a Rouge Christmas for the Teen Titans! As in Madame Rouge, the shape-shifting villain who wants to make it an unhappy holiday for Beast Boy and his adoptive family, the Doom Patrol."

Cover of Teen Titans Go #10 from DC Comics

 

Rock The Vote With DC Comics

I hope everyone voted on Election Day 2020. You can Rock The Vote with DC Comics or at least Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman, Beast Boy, Batgirl and Cyborg.

 

Teen Titans Go Costume Figures in Sonic Wacky Packs

I just received the latest offers from Sonic in my inbox and they are now offering Teen Titans Go! Costume Figures in their Wacky Packs. This would have been so cool to have during the month of October to, you know, help celebrate Halloween. Yes, I still want to have them anyway.

Here's what they say about the figures at SonicWackyPack.com:

"Teen Titans GO™ are back at your local SONIC® ... with a new look! Each exclusive character figure is dressed up like their favorite DC super hero. There’s ROBIN™ as Batman™, Raven™ as Wonder Woman™, CYBORG™ as Green Lantern™, STARFIRE™ as The Flash™, BEAST BOY™ as Martian Manhunter™, SILKIE™ as Superman™ and even BIRDARANG™ as Batarang™—only in the Wacky Pack® Kids Meal."

They also have some downloadable activity fun packs including the new Teen Titans Go! activities.

Convergence: The Titans #2

The cover of Convergence: The Titans #2 (July 2015) is pretty cool with Arsenel, Starfire and Donna Troy battling Dreamslayer of the Extremists:

Arsenal leaves the main fight with his daughter, Lian. Dreamslayer follows them to Roy's bunker. They start battling for Lian's existence:

The issue switches back and forth from Roy's battle to the rest of the Titans battling the rest of the Extremists:

Overall, the story was good but not great. The interior artwork was better than expected. I felt like I was reading the second issue of The Titans battling the Extremists with touching moments between father and daughter. It did have a happy ending with everybody but Arsenal heading to the main fight in Convergence #6.

Super Deformed Beast Boy And Robin Figures

I actually bought these Super Deformed Beast Boy and Robin figures for a dollar apiece at a local store a few years ago. They were produced by Bandai and are based on the characters from the Teen Titans animated series that started in 2003 and ended in 2005 on the Cartoon Network. I finally popped them free and put them in front of my printer but I have to remember to move them so the paper will not jam when it comes out. Anyway, both have arms that move up and down at the shoulders but Robin's arms also twist at the biceps. Their torsos can be pressed down and they pop up when you pressed the button on the front. Sound is activated from that same button but it can be turned off with another button on the bottom of each figure. Beast Boy says "I am a party animal!" and Robin says "This ends...now!" They also have bobble heads. Beast Boy is my favorite one because I have always liked the character and finding him at the local store was a big surprise.