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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401204754
ISBN: 1401204759
Label: DC Comics
Manufacturer: DC Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 224
Publication Date: December 01, 2005
Publisher: DC Comics
Release Date: December 01, 2005
Sales Rank: 51508
Studio: DC Comics
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I'm not sure where the Titans fall in my pantheon of heroes. First, I loved the Cartoon Network series. That's what got me interested in the Titans. And I love Nightwing, who founded it. Robin is there, and the current incarnation is a fascinating one. And now Superboy (Connor) is a part of the team, and I find him very fascinating. Plus I really like the cartoon version of Beast Boy, Raven and Starfire, though they are a little different in the comics.
Basically this volume is two ... Read More
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Well this is two different stories and both of them are fantastic and are worth getting your hands on.
In the first story, the Titans are thrown to the future and almost the whole team has turned evil but, Some of them are still on the side of good. As the story goes on you get little tidbits of how this happened and why. A very good story and worth the purchase by itself alone.
The second story stars the villan Doctor Light who has recently gained back all of his powers ... Read More
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This is an enjoyable volume. Fans, longtime and otherwise, of the Legion of Super-Heroes, will appreciate their appearance here. Good story, good art, good reading experience.
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Robin has to deal with the loss of his father, and the Titans have even bigger problems.
The newly deadly Doctor Light and his recovered memories would like to make Speedy an ex-Speedy.
They also end up confronting future selves that have gone on to be not very nice fascists, and not even well meaning ones, really.
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This is such a terrific read! The stories are spectacular, the countless characters are all fascinating, the dialogue is totally believable, the fights are epic, the thought-balloons are gone, the pace is greased, the art is like a bag of your favourite Halloween candies spilled out on the carpet when you were seven--all magic colours and hidden treats, and Raven is still hot. Teen Titans: The Future Is Now is a must, a rare must.
I say "Raven is STILL hot" because this graphic novel ... Read More
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