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Cover: Nicola Scott & Doug Hazlewood

Teen Titans: Team Building #[nn]

Jan 2012 · DC · 17.99 USD; 19.99 CAD
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This collection kicks off the 2011 New 52 relaunch of the Teen Titans, bringing together the first seven issues of the series. Written by Scott Lobdell, the story follows a newly formed team as Red Robin (Tim Drake) assembles a group of young heroes—including Superboy, Wonder Girl, Kid Flash, and Solstice—to face threats like the villainous organization N.O.W.H.E.R.E. and the deadly Ravager. The volume sets the stage for a darker, more fractured dynamic among the Titans as they struggle with trust and their own identities.

In "Team Building," the Teen Titans face a crisis when Barney’s escalating instability leads him to unleash a black hole aimed at his high school, forcing the team to act fast. As Raven tries to contain him mentally and Kid Flash races to shut down the machine, Damian forms an unexpected connection with Ravager while battling genetically altered teens. With Dr. Caligan vanishing mid-chaos and Superboy stepping back from his relationship with Wonder Girl, Red Robin’s urgent call brings the team together—just as new threats emerge. Written by J. T. Krul and illustrated by Nicola Scott, with inks by Doug Hazlewood and Scott Koblish, and colors by Jason Wright, this issue features a cover by Nicola Scott and Doug Hazlewood.

Contains 7 stories
Team Building
29 pp · Superhero
Barney (first appearance)Dr. Caligan [Mr. Carter] (first appearance, villain)Brutale [Guillermo Barrera] (villain)
Bruised Egos
22 pp · Superhero
Barney Venton (villain)Dr. Caligan (villain)

When Damian’s disastrous first mission leaves the Teen Titans reeling, Dick tries to smooth things over—only to find the real chaos brewing elsewhere. Meanwhile, Helena Sandsmark’s dig in Mohenjo-Daro takes an unexpected turn when two mysterious figures, Dr. Caligan and Barney Venton, show up with unsettling intentions.

Shedding Some Like on the Subject
22 pp · Superhero
Barney Venton (villain)Dr. Caligan (villain)Jock (unrevealed, villain)Doll Face (unrevealed, villain)

When the Teen Titans track a psychic disturbance to a high school, they find themselves facing a volatile situation tied to Barney Venton, a disaffected student whose powers are escalating. As tensions rise, Kiran’s light powers flare unexpectedly—her parents are in danger, and the team must act fast before the situation spirals further.

After School Special
20 pp · Superhero
Headcase [Barney Venton] (villain)Dr. Caligan (villain, also flashback)Jock (villain)Doll Face (villain)

In "After School Special," the Titans face a terrifying twist on teenage angst when Barney Venton, driven mad by absorbed knowledge, unleashes a black hole to destroy his high school. As Raven tries to calm his mind and Kid Flash races to disable the machine, Damian forms an unexpected bond with Ravager while battling genetically altered teens. With Dr. Caligan vanishing mid-chaos and Superboy stepping back from his relationship with Wonder Girl, the team must answer Red Robin’s urgent call—before the fallout spirals beyond control.

On the Shoulders of the Titans Part One
20 pp · Superhero
Lonnie Machin [MoneySpider]Romeo Void (villain)Catman [Thomas Blake] (villain)
On the Shoulders of Titans, Part Two
20 pp · Superhero

In "On the Shoulders of Titans, Part Two," the Teen Titans push through relentless waves of enemy forces to reach Calculator’s hidden underground base, testing their strength and unity. With Tim Drake now part of the team, Damian returns to Gotham, where Dick Grayson observes a quiet but meaningful shift in his younger brother’s attitude.

Growing Pains
20 pp · Superhero

Cassie Lane’s quiet visit to London to reconnect with her mother takes a sudden turn when a museum heist erupts into chaos. Faced with the dangerous Lady Zand, Cassie finds herself unexpectedly aided by a mysterious new hero named Solstice—someone who seems to know more about her than they should.

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Cast · 28 characters

Full credits

writer J. T. Krul
colorist Jason Wright
letterer Sal Cipriano
cover pencils Nicola Scott
cover inks Doug Hazlewood

Reprints

↩ Reprints Teen Titans #88 (2010), Teen Titans #88 (2010), Teen Titans #89 (2011), Teen Titans #90 (2011), Teen Titans #91 (2011), Wonder Girl #1 (2011), Teen Titans #91 (2011), Red Robin #20 (2011), Teen Titans #92 (2011)

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