Teen Titans by Geoff Johns Omnibus #[nn]

In a story from the Teen Titans by Geoff Johns Omnibus, Superboy and Robin uncover a shocking truth: the human DNA used to clone Superboy came from Lex Luthor. As the Titans—now a mix of old and new members—navigate the fallout, tensions rise between the team and their mentors, including Superman, Batman, and the Kent family, while unexpected echoes of the past stir in the shadows.

In "Breaking the Rules," the new generation of Titans, including Bart Allen as the newly minted Kid Flash, faces off against the ruthless Deathstroke. With tensions rising and old alliances tested, Ares surprises Wonder Girl with a mysterious gift as the team confronts a threat that challenges their very definition of heroism.

In "War and Peace," tensions flare when Wonder Woman arrives at Titans Tower to take Wonder Girl away, challenging Cassie’s place among the Teen Titans. With the JLA and Titans on the brink of a full-scale fight, Nightwing steps in to restore order — but not before the clash of heroes reveals deeper divides beneath the surface.

In "Wednesday," the Teen Titans take a rare break from heroics, navigating the quiet chaos of a typical school day. Superboy shares a quiet moment with Superman, while Kid Flash squares off against Trickster in a playful game of cat and mouse; Wonder Girl searches for a new school, Robin wrestles with a looming paper, and the rest of the team drifts through the day’s small dramas—each moment a glimpse into lives balanced between teenage normalcy and superhero duty.

After a brutal showdown with Brother Blood, the Teen Titans emerge victorious, and Raven finds herself freed from his control. As the team reunites, Raven must decide whether to return to the Titans, while Rose Wilson makes a shocking choice to prove her loyalty to her father, Deathstroke.

Beast Boy trades the Titans’ battlefield for the spotlight of Hollywood, settling in with his cousin Matt as he tries to revive his acting career. When a fan he brushes off is attacked at a bar, Gar follows her assailant—only to find her vanished and Magilla dead in the alley, with the cops closing in.

When Beast Boy is arrested for the murder of Magilla, his world unravels further upon seeing a doppelgänger outside his cell—leading him on a desperate chase that ends with his former co-star Vicky Valiant taken. As the mystery deepens, Beast Boy confronts the eerie presence of Fear and Loathing at Matt Logan’s apartment, only to be captured again and left in the hands of the L.A.P.D. Meanwhile, Nightwing arrives in Los Angeles, demanding answers from Don Dickerson after the twin’s mysterious call—unaware that the real threat may be closer than anyone suspects.

In "Gemini," Nightwing quickly realizes the Beast Boy attacking Don Dickerson isn't the real Changeling, setting off a chain of events that pulls Flamebird into the fray. With the real Beast Boy and his brother Matt in custody, Gar insists on uncovering the truth, leading him and Matt to Chinatown in search of Madame Rouge—whose past ties to the Doom Patrol may hold the key to the impostor's identity.

In "Beast War!", Garfield Logan faces a personal threat when Gemini, the daughter of Madame Rouge, unleashes a dangerous scheme to frame him for the murders of his former costars. With help from Flamebird and the support of Matt Logan, Gar must unravel a conspiracy fueled by deception and fear, testing his resolve and his trust in those around him. As the dust settles, a new chapter begins—Gar, Bette, and Matt ready to build something real, one step at a time.

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 powers mirroring Beast Boy’s shapeshifting abilities. As the Titans scramble to contain the outbreak, Superboy journeys to Gotham seeking Tim Drake—but instead finds Stephanie Brown stepping into the role of Robin, while flashbacks reveal the painful origins of Beast Boy’s powers through memories of his parents and a fateful encounter with Dr. Samuel Register.

In "Beast Boys and Girls, Part Two: Wild Life," the Teen Titans face a growing crisis as they gather children stricken with Green Fever, only to confront a shocking betrayal when Dr. Samuel Register arrives—revealing himself as the source of the outbreak. With tensions rising and secrets unraveling, Superboy’s visit to Gotham brings a personal revelation: Tim Drake has stepped down as Robin, leaving both the team and his legacy in flux.

In "Beast Boys and Girls, Part Three: Changelings," the Teen Titans face the aftermath of a chaotic transformation as Beast Boy and his fellow changelings confront the lingering effects of Dr. Samuel Register’s experiments. With the team reunited and the children restored, new revelations emerge—Cassie Sandsmark begins to uncover the true nature of the magic lasso Ares entrusted to her, while Robin returns to the fold, ready to face whatever comes next.

Superboy wakes to find himself five months in the future, abruptly pulled from his time and thrust into a chaotic new era—just as the Persuader arrives with a desperate mission. Now, alongside the Teen Titans and a galaxy-spanning Legion of Super Heroes, he must join forces with a roster of future heroes to face a threat that could unravel time itself.

In a future where the Teen Titans have become a shadow of their former selves, a group of young heroes from the 31st century crash-land ten years ahead of schedule—only to find their past selves twisted into something darker. As the team confronts their future counterparts, alliances shift and old wounds reopen, forcing them to face a version of themselves they never imagined.

Robin grapples with the weight of his father’s death as the Teen Titans race to stop The Electrocutioner from seizing Lex Luthor’s stolen Battle Armor. With tensions rising and old wounds exposed, the team must stay one step ahead of both a dangerous foe and the shadows within themselves.

Cyborg wakes up from a year-long coma to find the Teen Titans reshaped in ways he doesn’t recognize. Robin, now operating in secrecy, is pushing forward with a dangerous experiment to recreate the cloning process that once brought back Superboy.

In "The New Teen Titans, Part 4," the Teen Titans team up with the Doom Patrol to confront the Brotherhood of Evil, only to uncover a shocking revelation: The Brain accuses The Chief of the Doom Patrol of being the cause of his current state. As tensions rise and alliances are tested, the truth behind the past begins to unravel.

In "Titans Around the World Part II," the Teen Titans regroup to track down Raven’s mysterious disappearance, with tensions rising as Bombshell accuses Ravager and Miss Martian quietly pushes toward a different truth. As memories of past missions and hidden alliances resurface, the team must navigate suspicion and loyalty—while a shadow from the past looms in fleeting flashbacks.

In a flashback that delves into the origins of Kid Devil, a young Eddie is drawn into a dangerous bargain with the demon Neron, setting the stage for the powers he now wields. This story uncovers the dark roots behind his abilities and the price he may have unknowingly paid.

In "Part 2" of the Teen Titans story from the Geoff Johns Omnibus, the Teen Titans face a brutal test as Deathstroke’s forces, including Match, Kid Crusader, Risk, and Sun Girl, tighten their grip on the team. With the Titans East closing in and trust fraying, Robin must act fast to free Batgirl—and with her, the chance to turn the tide.