saving the day is a job for the young
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we
will explore the comic book origins of
the Teen Titans Titans go
as with most comic book characters
they’re often reimagining and different
versions to a character’s past we’ve
chosen to primarily follow the storyline
which unfolded in 1964 The Brave and the
bold number 54 and number 60 which was
then expanded upon in 1966 is Teen
Titans number one the first incarnation
of this superhero team originally
emerged under the banner of the junior
Justice League when the sidekicks of
Batman the flash and Aquaman joined
forces
these included dick Racing’s iteration
of Robin Wally West’s Kid Flash and
Aqualad in that issue the adults of the
town of Hatton corners came to feel that
the teen population had become too wild
demanding that the youngsters get less
pay and do more chores on the other hand
the teens felt that the adults had
become Square and wanted their curfews
lifted as a result the son of the town’s
mayor invited the three famous Teen
Justice League superheroes to come and
support their cause however before the
heroes had even arrived the town
happened to be attacked by the cyclone
riding super villain mr. twister using
magic he abducted the town’s youth
imprisoning them on Goat Island while
making outrageous demands with the three
heroes using radar recordings to track
mr. twister they found the island where
the villain was using the kids to build
a stone monument two tornadoes with
Robin creating a distraction
Aqualad used whales to bring the kids
home with mr. twister becoming
infuriated he returned to Hatton corners
for revenge using whether to decimate
the town however the three heroes
defeated him by taking away his magic
staff proving to the town elders that
teens deserved their respect in issue
number 60
Robin explained to Batman that following
that incident he and his friends had
officially adopted the Teen Titan name
and recruited Wonder Girl Wonder Woman’s
daughter Donna Troy in this story the
town of Mid Ville decided to have a tea
day and elected a teen mayor however
when the separated man attack
the town with his giant body parks the
newly christened Titans arrived to save
the day they did this by putting the
body parts back together and created a
serum to return the villain back to
human form over the years Robin
continued to lead the team and the
Titans continue to recruit many other
young teen heroes including the likes of
Beast Boy speedy and the Guardian
appearing in various media the Teen
Titans eventually made their cartoon
debut in 2003 self-titled series
here the team and their stories were
based loosely on the 1980s comic book
incarnation this meant the core team
consisted of five members Robin cyborg
Beast Boy Starfire and Raven no matter
how you do the mess it all adds up to
you going
operating out of the Titans tower shaped
like an inconspicuous giant T they lived
and trained there between protecting
their fictional West Coast City taking
its cues from the source material this
series didn’t just deal with defeating
evil but the struggles of adolescents
and the interpersonal relationships of
the crew
interestingly unlike the other superhero
cartoons
the Teen Titan series kept its heroes
out of their true identities at all
times which technically makes sense
considering only Robin had one to begin
with are you a fan of this puberty
stricken super fighting team which team
Titan is your favorite for more
thrilling comic book origins be sure to
subscribe to watchmojo.com someone must
have been pulling the strings but who
well whoever they are they’re no match
for the Teen Titans I heard that
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we
will explore the comic book origins of
the Teen Titans Titans go
as with most comic book characters
they’re often reimagining and different
versions to a character’s past we’ve
chosen to primarily follow the storyline
which unfolded in 1964 The Brave and the
bold number 54 and number 60 which was
then expanded upon in 1966 is Teen
Titans number one the first incarnation
of this superhero team originally
emerged under the banner of the junior
Justice League when the sidekicks of
Batman the flash and Aquaman joined
forces
these included dick Racing’s iteration
of Robin Wally West’s Kid Flash and
Aqualad in that issue the adults of the
town of Hatton corners came to feel that
the teen population had become too wild
demanding that the youngsters get less
pay and do more chores on the other hand
the teens felt that the adults had
become Square and wanted their curfews
lifted as a result the son of the town’s
mayor invited the three famous Teen
Justice League superheroes to come and
support their cause however before the
heroes had even arrived the town
happened to be attacked by the cyclone
riding super villain mr. twister using
magic he abducted the town’s youth
imprisoning them on Goat Island while
making outrageous demands with the three
heroes using radar recordings to track
mr. twister they found the island where
the villain was using the kids to build
a stone monument two tornadoes with
Robin creating a distraction
Aqualad used whales to bring the kids
home with mr. twister becoming
infuriated he returned to Hatton corners
for revenge using whether to decimate
the town however the three heroes
defeated him by taking away his magic
staff proving to the town elders that
teens deserved their respect in issue
number 60
Robin explained to Batman that following
that incident he and his friends had
officially adopted the Teen Titan name
and recruited Wonder Girl Wonder Woman’s
daughter Donna Troy in this story the
town of Mid Ville decided to have a tea
day and elected a teen mayor however
when the separated man attack
the town with his giant body parks the
newly christened Titans arrived to save
the day they did this by putting the
body parts back together and created a
serum to return the villain back to
human form over the years Robin
continued to lead the team and the
Titans continue to recruit many other
young teen heroes including the likes of
Beast Boy speedy and the Guardian
appearing in various media the Teen
Titans eventually made their cartoon
debut in 2003 self-titled series
here the team and their stories were
based loosely on the 1980s comic book
incarnation this meant the core team
consisted of five members Robin cyborg
Beast Boy Starfire and Raven no matter
how you do the mess it all adds up to
you going
operating out of the Titans tower shaped
like an inconspicuous giant T they lived
and trained there between protecting
their fictional West Coast City taking
its cues from the source material this
series didn’t just deal with defeating
evil but the struggles of adolescents
and the interpersonal relationships of
the crew
interestingly unlike the other superhero
cartoons
the Teen Titan series kept its heroes
out of their true identities at all
times which technically makes sense
considering only Robin had one to begin
with are you a fan of this puberty
stricken super fighting team which team
Titan is your favorite for more
thrilling comic book origins be sure to
subscribe to watchmojo.com someone must
have been pulling the strings but who
well whoever they are they’re no match
for the Teen Titans I heard that
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