Teen Titans: The Silver Age #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second Silver Age collection continues the early adventures of the original Teen Titans, featuring Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, and Wonder Girl. It reprints issues from the mid-1960s, including their battles with iconic villains and the introduction of new team members like Speedy, as the Titans evolve from sidekick team-ups into a more defined super-hero group.
"Large Trouble in Space-Ville!" delivers a fresh twist on the Teen Titans' origin with a surprising new arrival: Lance Bruner, Bruce Wayne’s unexpected ward, brought into Gotham’s shadows by a promise from Bruce’s father. Written by Bob Haney and brought to life with dynamic art by Neal Adams, this 2019 issue explores the tension between loyalty and rebellion as Lance clashes with Dick and the Titans, testing their resolve—and their secret identities—when he discovers the truth behind Batman and Robin. The cover by Nick Derington captures the moment’s electric tension, perfectly framing a story where trust is the real mission.
When Tiny Tom Ratchet uncovers his father’s boss, Ebenezer Scrounge, secretly sheltering criminals in the junkyard, he calls in the Teen Titans—only to find their intervention takes a festive, spectral turn. As Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Aqualad appear as the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, they guide Scrounge through a holiday reckoning that’s as chaotic as it is heartfelt.
When a runaway teenager vanishes into a web of underground smuggling, the Teen Titans split their focus—Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Aqualad race to find Ken Matthews before he’s caught in a crossfire, all while trying to stop the biker gang led by Tram the Trucker from crashing a peaceful gathering. With the enigmatic Captain Rumble on the scene and the mysterious Poet watching from the shadows, chaos brews as old grudges and new alliances collide.
In "Stepping Stones for a Giant Killer!", the Teen Titans face off against the surprisingly formidable Punch, a teenage would-be villain with a knack for turning the tide. As Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, Aqualad, and Speedy are pushed to their limits, their escape leads to a twist that flips the fight in their favor—though the real challenge may be just beginning.
When a young hero named Joshua infiltrates the Teen Titans' base, he brings urgent news: a group of teens has been manipulated into aiding an alien scheme known as "Operation Jericho." With Robin, Wonder Girl, Speedy, and Kid Flash on the case, the Titans must unravel the mystery before the plan reaches its final stage—before they even know what they're fighting.
In a story that deepens the bonds of mentorship and trust, Bruce Wayne’s past collides with the present when Lance Bruner, the son of a man Bruce’s father once promised to protect, arrives as his new ward. With Dick Grayson and the rest of the Teen Titans stepping in to guide him, Lance’s rebellious streak puts everyone on edge—especially when he learns the shocking truth about Bruce and Dick’s secret identities.
In "Citadel of Fear," the Teen Titans—Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Speedy—team up with the enigmatic Hawk and Dove in a high-stakes hunt across Dimension X. When Robin and Kid Flash are suddenly taken by the alien forces, the rest of the team must navigate a labyrinth of danger and deception to find them before the unknown threat claims another victim.
In a heartfelt moment of solidarity, the Teen Titans help Wonder Girl navigate life off the team’s base after years spent in isolation, guiding her toward independence with a new apartment and a roommate. As she designs a fresh uniform, the story quietly explores her roots and identity, weaving in echoes of her Amazonian past through flashbacks that hint at a legacy long hidden.
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Reprints
↩ Reprints Teen Titans #12 (1967), Teen Titans #13 (1968), Teen Titans #14 (1968), Teen Titans #15 (1968), Teen Titans #16 (1968), Teen Titans #17 (1968), Teen Titans #18 (1968), Teen Titans #19 (1969), Teen Titans #20 (1969), The Brave and the Bold #83 (1969), Teen Titans #21 (1969), Teen Titans #22 (1969), Teen Titans #23 (1969), Teen Titans #24 (1969)
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