Teen Titans by Geoff Johns #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Passenger 15B" delivers a sharp, suspenseful turn in Teen Titans, as Beast Boy finds himself entangled in a mystery far darker than his recent arrest. With Geoff Johns and Ben Raab at the helm and Justiniano’s dynamic art bringing the tension to life, the story unfolds when Gar’s doppelgänger abducts his former co-star Vicky Valiant, leading to a chaotic chase through Los Angeles and a confrontation with the enigmatic Fear and Loathing. The issue’s eerie tone and layered mystery are elevated by Phil Jimenez’s striking cover, making this a standout in the series’ ongoing narrative.
In "Nobody's Hero," Beast Boy trades the Titans' mission for a shot at fame in Hollywood, settling in with his laid-back cousin Matt. When a chance encounter at a bar turns dangerous after a fan is attacked and a man dies mysteriously in an alley, Gar finds himself tangled in a mystery that blurs the line between hero and suspect—especially when the only witness vanishes.
In "A Face of Mistaken Identity," Beast Boy finds himself falsely accused of murdering Magilla, prompting Nightwing to rush to Los Angeles. Before he can act, Beast Boy sees a shocking doppelgänger outside his cell and follows the trail—only to have his old co-star Vicky Valiant abducted. As he tracks the impostor to Matt Logan’s apartment, Beast Boy is ambushed by the villains Fear and Loathing, forcing a desperate fight that ends with him back in custody. When Nightwing arrives demanding answers, the mystery deepens with a call from the twin to Don Dickerson—leaving the truth still shrouded in deception.
In "Gemini," Nightwing quickly realizes the Beast Boy attacking Don Dickerson isn't the real Garfield Logan, setting off a chain of events that pulls the Teen Titans into a mystery deeper than a simple impostor. With Flamebird rushing to the scene and Matt Logan helping unravel cryptic clues, Gar and his ally track a trail leading to Chinatown—where the shadow of Madame Rouge looms, tied to the tragic past of the Doom Patrol.
In "Beast War!", Garfield Logan faces a twisted personal threat when the shapeshifter Gemini—revealed to be Madame Rouge’s daughter—unleashes a scheme to frame him for the murders of his former costars, aided by the sinister forces of Fear and Loathing. With Flamebird’s unexpected support and his own courage, Beast Boy fights to clear his name before the truth destroys his fragile new beginning.
In "Beast Boys and Girls, Part One: Concrete Jungle," a mysterious illness known as Green Fever begins spreading through the city, transforming children into beings with Beast Boy’s powers. As the Teen Titans scramble to understand the outbreak, Superboy journeys to Gotham, only to find that Robin is now Stephanie Brown—while Batman and Dr. Rovin quietly investigate the disease’s origins. Flashbacks reveal the painful past of Beast Boy’s parents, Mark and Marie Logan, and the moment Dr. Samuel Register first encountered the strange condition that would one day change their son’s life.
In "Beast Boys and Girls, Part Two: Wild Life," the Teen Titans race to contain a mysterious outbreak of Green Fever, only to confront a shocking betrayal when Dr. Samuel Register arrives—revealing himself as the source of the infection. As tensions rise, Superboy visits Tim Drake in Gotham, uncovering a personal rift that leaves Robin’s future uncertain.
In "Beast Boys and Girls, Part Three: Changelings," the Teen Titans face the aftermath of a magical experiment gone wrong, as Beast Boy and his transformed peers struggle to reclaim their true selves. With the help of allies like Aquagirl, Cyborg, and Raven, the team confronts the lingering effects of Dr. Register’s twisted science—while Robin’s return to the fold brings new focus to the mission. As Cassie Sandsmark begins to unravel the secrets of the magic lasso from Ares, the line between hero and myth grows thinner than ever.
Superboy wakes up in the 30th century, disoriented after being pulled through time—five months have passed for him, but only moments for the world. Now caught in a crisis that spans centuries, he must team up with the Teen Titans and the Legion of Super-Heroes as the Fatal Five Hundred threaten to unravel history itself.
In a future where the Teen Titans have become something unrecognizable, a group of young heroes from the 31st century crash-land ten years ahead of schedule—only to find their past selves twisted into a darker, more dangerous version of the team they once knew. With familiar faces now wearing masks of menace and old alliances fractured, the present-day Titans must confront a future that’s gone wrong before they can hope to fix it.
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