Teen Titans
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[[Image:Titans.jpg|thumb|Action Comics No. 546, art by Gil Kane]] | [[Image:Titans.jpg|thumb|Action Comics No. 546, art by Gil Kane]] | ||
| − | Teenaged band of junior heroes originally consisting of [[Robin]], [[Kid Flash]], [[Aqualad]], [[Speedy]], and [[Wonder Girl]]. The roster would change several times over the years with a core team in the 1980's of Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, [[Cyborg]], [[Changeling]], [[Starfire]] and [[Raven]]. | + | Teenaged band of junior heroes originally consisting of [[Robin]], [[Kid Flash]], [[Aqualad]], [[Speedy]], and [[Wonder Girl]] (First Appearance: (Unnamed) The Brave and the Bold No. 54, Jun/Jul 1964: "The Thousand-and-One Dooms of Mr. Twister"; (As the Teen Titans) The Brave and the Bold No. 60, Jun/Jul 1965: "The Astounding Separated Man"). The roster would change several times over the years with a core team in the 1980's of Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, [[Cyborg]], [[Changeling]], [[Starfire]] and [[Raven]]. |
[[Superman]] rescues the Teen Titans from an "alien thought control unit" in September 1971 (WF No. 205: The Computer that Captured a Town!"). | [[Superman]] rescues the Teen Titans from an "alien thought control unit" in September 1971 (WF No. 205: The Computer that Captured a Town!"). | ||
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Teenaged band of junior heroes originally consisting of Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, Speedy, and Wonder Girl (First Appearance: (Unnamed) The Brave and the Bold No. 54, Jun/Jul 1964: "The Thousand-and-One Dooms of Mr. Twister"; (As the Teen Titans) The Brave and the Bold No. 60, Jun/Jul 1965: "The Astounding Separated Man"). The roster would change several times over the years with a core team in the 1980's of Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, Cyborg, Changeling, Starfire and Raven.
Superman rescues the Teen Titans from an "alien thought control unit" in September 1971 (WF No. 205: The Computer that Captured a Town!").
