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DC Comics Relaunch: Teen Titans #2, Red Hood and the Outlaws #2, & Nightwing ...

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Why this tome isn’t called “Red Robin and the Teen Titans” or “Teen Titans” with a sub-head for denoting that the book is “featuring Red Robin” is beyond me. The Scott Lobdell penned, and Brett Compartment pencilled, TT #2 is very much a book told mostly from Tim Drake / formerly Robin 3 / currently Red Robin’s issue of view.

The Teen Titans brand has suffered since DC’s Chief Imaginative Office Geoff Johns left the early previously to title years ago. Plus, the Teen Titans anime inspired automated series has been off the air for years and truthfully wasn’t contemplative of the DC comic book product anyway. The glory days of this legend even precede Johns run; we’re talking the 1980s and the New Teen Titans by Marv Wolfman and George Perez – a soft-cover that rivalled and even surpassed Marvel’s Uncanny X-Men of the day.

It seems that with Peter David’s Childlike Justice and the Geoff Johns’ and beyond Teen Titans wiped from continuity, DC Comics is restarting the Teen Titans Procreation 2 franchise with the same winning formula of the 1980s era: a mix of established icons with a almost identical number of newbies. Now, I am referring to this current yet-to-be-formed-band as TT:G2 because while the New Teen Titans of the 1980s had the team’s second significant incarnation, it still revolved around the same establishment, age-wise, anyway of heroes and heroines.

Source: Inside Pulse

NYCC | Robot Chicken Panel

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Green said that while everyone there is a huge fan of the tourney, there are no definite plans to include it on the show. He did say, however, he had recorded the voiceovers for the next plan in the series, and “it’s just gonna expel your fucking mind.”

Will Green and Grant ever do another “Yoke Unicorn” video? Grant said that they’ve done more music videos, and Unripe “may or may not have rapped in them.”

Goldstein told a fan that the term of each segment lasts as long as it needs to be jocose. “Which is why they’re very short,” Shinick added.

The next themselves at the mic revealed he named his dog “Bitch Pudding” after a crack wise on the show, and is teaching it to bark every time he says, “What’s up ho?” He then gave a few ideas for new sketches, including having Jabba the Hutt present to Jenny Craig.

Source: Comic Book Resources