Teen Titans Go! (2013-2019)
Series · 69
books · 2013-2020
Books in series
#1
Teen Titans Go! (2014- ) #1
2020
Someone’s been eating Cyborg’s sandwiches!
But who?
One of the other Teen Titans?
Or something more…SINISTER?
Cyborg and his stomach want answers! NOW!
#1, 9, 11, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25
Teen Titans GO!
Their Greatest Hijinks (Teen Titans Go!
2018
Spinning off of the hit Cartoon Network animated series Teen Titans Go!, Robin, Starfire, Beast Boy, Cyborg and Raven take over the big screen in their first-ever movie! But before you catch them in theaters, catch up with the Titans in this new title featuring their greatest comics stories! Whether it’s taking down their arch-foes or a few dozen pizzas, the world’s best teenage heroes put together some of the funniest adventures on the stands today!
#2
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #2
2013
Tempers flare as Beast Boy, Robin, and Cyborg enjoy a "friendly" game of mini-golf. Meanwhile, Raven and Starfire hit the arcade!
#3
Teen Titans Go! (2014- ) #3
2014
When Starfire signs the team up for the popular reality show, "Jump City's Got Your Talent Right Here!" Robin becomes obsessed with showing the world just how talented the Teen Titans really are!
#4
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #4
2014
After a fight with Captain Cold, Robin comes down with a cold himself! Running a high fever and quarantined from the rest of the Titans...the madness begins to set in!
#5
Teen Titans Go! (2014- ) #5
2014
We all know the Teen Titans are great at throwing “hat parties” and “meatball parties”…but can they throw a regular ol’ “party party?” Don’t miss who’s on the guess list!
#6
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #6
2014
When Cyborg is named CEO of the Silicon Valley startup "ChirpFolio," he hires the Titans as his first employees! Cyborg is out to show the world that ChirpFolio is the next big thing! But...what is it that this company does, anyway?
#7
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #7
2014
As the Teen Titans engage in an epic game of "Go Fish," the Hive-Five come knocking on their doorstep!
#8
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #8
2014
Tired of finishing second, an ultra-competitive Robin comes up with a plan to show the rest of the Teen Titans that he's actually the best.
#9
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #9
2014
How do the Teen Titans kill time in between missions? By making prank calls, of course! But what happens when Beast Boy prank calls...Batman?!
#10
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #10
2014
When a mysterious package arrives for Raven, the rest of the Titans work themselves into a frenzy wondering, "What's in the Box"?!
#11
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #11
2014
What happens when Cyborg and Beast Boy plug their sweet new game console into the Tower’s mainframe computer? It's mayhem! It's madness! It's…TOTALLY AWESOME!
#12
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #12
2014
What happens when the girls have a slumber party and don’t invite any of the boys? Mayhem! Madness! Truth or Dare!
#13
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #13
2014
When Starfire develops a massive crush on the latest teen pop sensation, Robin will stop at nothing to recapture her attention—even if he must become a teen idol himself!
#14
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #14
2014
Cyborg gets an awesome new jacket! Boo-yah!
#15
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #15
2015
The Teen Titans get an awesome new TV! But is it TOO awesome? Will they ever be able to focus on anything else ever again? ...What? Did you say something? It's so pretty?
#16
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #16
2015
The day the Titans have been dreading all year has finally arrived. A day of unimaginable pain. Insurmountable loneliness. Inconceivable amounts of ice cream. That's right—it's Valentine's Day!
#17
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #17
2015
It’s Titan vs. Titan in a no-holds-barred, winner-take-all...staring contest! But which is Robin’s focused glare, whose intensity can rip through to the deepest core of a man’s soul…or Raven’s just not caring?
#18
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #18
2015
When Blackfire accuses Starfire of losing touch with her roots, Starfire makes an effort to act more like a Tamaranean Princess—no matter the cost!
#19
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #19
2015
After responding to an ad in a comic book, Beast Boy is the proud owner of a brand new pair of Hypno-Specs-and he's not afraid to use them!
#20
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #20
2015
Pizza with friends! It's the best! But how will the Titans decide who gets the last slice? PIZZA DOME!
#21
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #21
2015
It's a proud day for Cyborg when he grows his very first mustache! But what happens when said mustache becomes a sentient being bent on turning Cyborg into...an adult?!
#22
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #22
2015
You think your family is tough? Well, welcome to Raven’s family reunion! Sure, her dad, Trigon the Terrible, is the malevolent ruler of the underworld...but you haven't met her uncles, Horrace the Horrid, Barry the Beastly, and Myron the Mildly Irritating!
#23
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #23
2015
Raven thought things couldn’t get any worse after Starfire posted an online dating profile…until she posted one for Raven, too! But she quickly learns things can get a whole lot worse when their “perfect dates” start showing up at their door!
#24
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #24
2015
It's "Opposite Day" at Titans Tower and chaos reigns supreme! But you know what they say about Opposite it's all fun and games until someone accidentally tears open a rift into the Anti-Matter Universe.
#25
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #25
2015
The Titans explore the single most terrifying word in the English "dentist"! Will Robin's dental routine save him from that dreaded trip?
#26
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #26
2015
Beast Boy does too. many. chores. at Titans Tower, so he joins his buddy Aqualad for the easy life under the sea. But making his lazy-living dreams come true isn't nearly as simple as he imaginesBeast Boy does too. many. chores. at Titans Tower, so he joins his buddy Aqualad for the easy life under the sea. But making his lazy-living dreams come true isn't nearly as simple as he imagines!
#27
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #27
2016
Cyborg really should have read the fine print before upgrading the Tower's computer system'because Mallah-ware isn't fun for anyone!
#28
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #28
2016
Cyborg really should have read the fine print before upgrading the Tower’s computer system…because Mallah-ware isn’t fun for anyone!
#29
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #29
2016
Raven and Cyborg create a pair of spooky-looking leggings from a pattern in one of Raven’s arcane books. But Robin’s in for quite the fright when he tries on these “Scaredy Pants”!
#30
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #30
2016
When Titans East instigates a friendly softball outing, Robin sees a vast conspiracy by Speedy to undermine his team. And when his mania spreads to the other Titans, they’re going to turn a friendly game into a high-stakes death match.
#31
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #31
2016
Mumbo Jumbo thinks he can rob any bank in the city, because he’s got a foolproof plan for scrambling the Titans’ powers. But he’s got another 'think' coming!
#32
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #32
2016
When Batman leaves Robin the keys to the Batmobile, the Teen Titans go on a fun-filled cross country road trip!
#33
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #33
2016
When Starfire comes down with a case of the dreaded Tamaranean flu, the Titans go(!) to another dimension to find the rare medicine she needs. But is the cure worse than the disease?
#34
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #34 (Teen Titans Go!
2016
When Jump City celebrates Titans Day, it's an excuse for the teens to party with their adoring fans. But it's cut short, literally, when they're magically shrunk down to a minuscule proportion. Can these teensy titans reverse this mad modification in time to save the city?
#35
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #35 (Teen Titans Go!
2016
Part one, The Teen Titans…stars of their own TV series? But which Teen Titans TV series will it be? Each of the Titans has their own idea…and one of them might just be your favorite!
#36
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #36 (Teen Titans Go!
2016
Part two, The Teen Titans…stars of their own TV series? But which Teen Titans TV series will it be? Each of the Titans has their own idea…and one of them might just be your favorite!
#41
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #41 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
Titans Tower has been condemned! The Titans don’t want to be couch surfers, but they have to find a new place to live while repairs are underway. Think the Batcave is available?
#42
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #42 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
When the Titans get swept up in the Goblin Grab gaming craze, Beast Boy gets swept up by Control Freak. Will his teammates rescue him, or be distracted by their need to “Goblin-Catch ’Em All”?
#43
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #43 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
Our heroes grow “Bored of the Dance” when Starfire’s plans for a Titans Prom go predictably well. As in, not well at all.
#44
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #44 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
Something “Smells like Teen Titans Spirit” when Raven judges a music competition and Punk Rocket’s band threatens to shake the city to pieces!
#45
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #45 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
The Justice League is stopping by Titans Tower, but this time it’s not about saving the world. Nope, today it’s about “Misadventures in Babysitting.”
#46
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #46 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
When the Teen Titans make their heroic services available to the public, their "Customer Support" voicemail overflows!
#47
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #47 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
Things get “Twisted” when the Titans borrow a game Starfire brought from home. Who knew they’d merge into one giant pizza-eating, self-destructive bundle of nerves?
#48
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #48 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
The team has to recruit new members to live up to a mistake on their license—will they be able to make it “Ten the Hard Way”?
#49
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #49 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
It’s the holidays, and the Titans can’t help but get in the spirit. Of course, when Colossal Boy gets diverted on his trip from the 31st Century back to the first Chanukah, the spirit they get into is just a little confused.
#50
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #50 (Teen Titans Go!
2017
The Titans are more than prepared to celebrate Christmas, until Beast Boy decides that Batman is Santa Claus. Jingle Bells, Joker smells, right?
#51
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #51 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
A new time-wasting gadget is Jump City’s latest craze, and no one’s getting anything done. Can the team pull together to find the Fun Gus “Among Us”?
#52
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #52 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
The Titans discover a new neighborhood treat when Jump City becomes “Grounds Zero” for the caffeine craze sweeping the nation!
#53
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #53 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
The team makes an “Appointment with Doom!” when they each try to see a doctor. Beast Boy is convinced that evil Insure Ants will attack—and he might be right!
#54
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #54 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
When Robin forces the team to do some “Spring Cleaning”, they discover sentient, angry dust bunnies and things go downhill from there. Is the team toast?
#55
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #55 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
Control Freak’s latest plan—sending the Teen Titans to the past! Will our heroes have fun in the 1950s? Maybe.
#56
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #56 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
Robin’s got some chores to do, and the rest of the team will need some super-hero mentoring!
#57
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #57 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
Success! The Titans finally got their movie and all the fame and glamour that went with it. But are they doomed to wallow after their 15 minutes of fame are over?
#58
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #58 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
The Teen Titans Go…back to Hollywood! Their L.A. adventure gave them a taste of the tinsel and they aren’t ready to give up those dreams quite yet.
#59
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #59 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
The Teen Titans are going on a “Picnic”! Well-everyone but Raven, who doesn’t quite understand the invitation/riddle and is about to explode from frustration.
#60
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #60 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
Beast Boy stomps off from Fiesta Friday dinner when he discovers his teammates chowed down on every single vegan burrito. Will the Titans succeed in “Burrito-ing the Hatchet”?
#61
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #61 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
When Robin catches Starfire, Raven, and Cyborg making paper airplanes, he warns them that they’re dangerously close to unlocking “The Deadliest Art”: origami.
#62
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #62 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
The Titans are shunned by social media elites when a bad after-action photo reveals them as “Posers.” Can they finalize a successful stance in time to defeat their next great menace?
#63
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #63 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
Starfire is “Snowbunny’s Fool” when Robin takes the team to a ski resort—but it’s cold-weather-hater Raven who really surprises her teammates!
#64
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #64 (Teen Titans Go!
2019
Back in Titans Tower, things go awry when watching “Friendly the Snowman” provides the wrong kind of inspiration!
#66
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #66 (Teen Titans Go!
2019
It's game night at Titans Tower as Robin DMs a session of Basements and Basilisks. When Raven plays a portal-casting spell, a real portal opens up and sucks the Titans into a dimension where “Weirder Things” are happening!
#67
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #67 (Teen Titans Go!
2019
The Titans get swept up in a 73-hour dystopian teen movie marathon, then re-enact “The Hungry Games” when they realize there’s only one slice of pizza left!
#68
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #68 (Teen Titans Go!
2019
When a meatball-making contest sponsored by a local Jump City joint (first free heroes for LIFE!) provokes an intense Beast Boy/Cyborg rivalry, that spells certain disaster for our “Meatball Heroes”…and the poor restaurant.
#69
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #69 (Teen Titans Go!
2019
Robin’s appalled when he finds Cyborg and Beast Boy “Dropping Stuff Down a Hole,” but it gets worse when they discover why that hole appeared!
#70
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #70
2019
Raven’s bummed her teammates are trying to hire a magic user…is she about to be kicked off the team?! Not if her “Disappearing Act” is successful!
#71
Teen Titans Go! (2013-) #71
2019
The Titans may have bungled Raven’s surprise party, but Pretty Pretty Pegasus LIVE! is coming to Jump City, and it’s their big chance to get tickets from some “Power Brokers” and make things right!
#72
Teen Titans Go! Figure (Cartoon Network Custom Comic) #1 (Teen Titans Go!
2018
The Teeny Titans game is still the best, but could it be more…radical? Only if the Titans find out who's stopping Mr. Chibi from releasing new figures!
#7-12
Teen Titans Go ! - Tome 2
2016
Contrairement à leurs aînés, les Teen Titans ne sont encore que de jeunes apprentis super-héros. Par conséquent, s'il leur arrive souvent de protéger Jump City des attaques du H.I.V.E., de Brother Blood ou encore du Docteur Light, des combats d'un autre genre occupent la plupart de leurs journées. Conquérir le coeur de sa bien-aimée, survivre à une fête de famille un peu particulière, concourir pour le prix du héros le plus stylé ou encore affronter ses colocataires pour savoir qui aura droit à la dernière part de pizza, voilà un emploi du temps bien chargé pour Robin, Star fire, Cyborg, Raven et Changelin ! TEEN TITANS GO ! est le nouveau rendez-vous des jeunes lecteurs fans de super-héros ! Avec son style graphique cartoonesque et ses scénarios délirants directement inspirés de la série animée diffusée sur Cartoon Network et France 4, la série met les apprentis justiciers au coeur de ses aventures.
Un univers à retrouver très bientôt sur grand écran !
Authors
Ivan Cohen
Author · 34 books
A writer of comic books, prose, and animation, Ivan Cohen is best known for introducing the character “Kid Quick” — a non-binary superhero who would later be established as the future inheritor of the Flash mantle—to the DC Comics universe in late 2020. In 2022, Cohen co-wrote Kid Quick's first starring vehicle, DC's MULTIVERSITY: TEEN JUSTICE. Cohen’s body of work includes the bestselling Space Jam: A New Legacy graphic novel, the acclaimed THE BATMAN AND SCOOBY-DOO MYSTERIES comic book series, and the storybook-style BATMAN RETURNS: ONE DARK CHRISTMAS EVE – THE ILLUSTRATED HOLIDAY CLASSIC. He has also written comics featuring members of the Justice League and the Avengers. Cohen lives in Manhattan with his wife and their son. He has been called “amazing” and “genius” by The New York Times, though some would argue that, since those were actually rankings in the newspaper’s “Spelling Bee” game, it would be misleading to use them here. The amazing genius humbly disagrees.
Matthew K. Manning
Author · 48 books
Matthew K. Manning is the author of over eighty books and dozens of comic books. He has written books for Scholastic, Disney Press, Abrams, Amazon, Capstone, DK Publishing, Insight Editions, Andrews/McMeel, and Running Press, dividing his time between writing original chapter book series and coffee table books. His chapter books include the six-book series Xander and the Rainbow-Barfing Unicorns (Capstone), the four-book Drone Academy series (Capstone), Backstories: Batman and Backstories: Batgirl (Scholastic), and Artemis Fowl: How to be a LEPrecon (Disney Press), released in both paperback and on Audible. Many of his books have reached best-seller status on Amazon, including DC Comics: Anatomy of a Metahuman, DC Comics Encyclopedia, and Batman: A Visual History. In addition, Manning specializes in comic books, writing for the titles Beware the Batman, Teen Titans Go!, The Batman Strikes!, Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st Century, Justice League Adventures, Scooby-Doo, and Looney Tunes for DC Comics, Marvel Action: Avengers for IDW/Marvel, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Amazing Adventures and TMNT: New Animated Adventures for IDW, and the top-selling Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures for DC/IDW, nominated by the Diamond Gem Awards for comic of the year. Manning’s work has received acclaim in Entertainment Weekly, People Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, Publisher’s Weekly, and The Washington Times. He lives in Asheville, North Carolina with his wife Dorothy and his daughters Lillian and Gwendolyn. Buy his books and support independent booksellers on Bookshop at https://bookshop.org/shop/matthewkman...
Derek Fridolfs
Author · 34 books
Derek Fridolfs has worked professionally as an writer, inker, cover & sequential artist for DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Boom, IDW, and a majority of comic companies the past 20 years.
1 New York Times Best Selling Writer for the DC Secret Hero Society book series through SCHOLASTIC. And Eisner Nominated co-writer of Batman: Li'l Gotham at DC.
He's also written for such titles as Adventure Time, Regular Show, Clarence, Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo, Teen Titans Go!, Dexter's Laboratory, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The New Animated Adventures, Batman Arkham City, Batman Arkham Unhinged, Adventures Of Superman, Sensation Comics Wonder Woman, Justice League Beyond and many more.
Ricardo Sanchez
Author · 7 books
Ricardo Sanchez is a writer, poet, Emmy winning creator, and executive producer. Elvis Sightings, the first book in his Elvis Sightings Mystery series, was released in September, 2014. Bigfoot Blues, the sequel, came out in May, 2015. His comic book credits include Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight, Resident Evil, RIFT: Telara Chronicles, and many others. His short story, Death and Life of the Hero, was a successfully kickstarted graphic novel. When he's not writing, Ricardo maintains a vintage toy blog, drives 70's muscle cars, and shops year round for Halloween decorations for his home in California.
Amy Wolfram
Author · 12 books
Amy Wolfram is an American writer who wrote Teen Titans: Year One for DC Comics, as well as four issues of the Teen Titans Go! tie-in series. She also worked on the original Teen Titans animated series, Super Hero Girls graphic novels and more.
Sholly Fisch
Author · 119 books
His credits run the gamut from Superman to Star Wars to Scooby-Doo, and from Clive Barker’s Hellraiser to Looney Tunes. His comics for kids have won a Comics Buyer’s Guide Fan Award, and been nominated for an Eisner Award and two Diamond gem awards, while several of his stories for older readers were included in the #1 New York Times bestselling graphic novels Action Comics.
