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George Perez
Romeo Tanghal
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NEW TEEN TITANS #13
Cover Date: Nov 1981
Cover Price: $0.60
Publisher: dccomics.com
Description
Reprinted in:
vs: Brotherhood of Evil, ap: Doom Patrol
Robin, Cyborg, Kid Flash and Robotman are on Steve Dayton's trail in
Uganda, while Starfire, Raven and Queen Hippolyta must contend with an
enraged Changeling on Paradise Island.
Reprinted in AMERICAN HEROES #15 (Italy) (Jan 1993), NEW TEEN TITANS ARCHIVES #2 (May 2004), DE NYE TITANER #3 (Danish), CLASH OF THE TITANS #1 (Australia), LES JEUNES TITANS #7 (Artima, France) (Mar 1984), SERIETIDNINGEN #1 (1985) (Sweden), a
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Marv Wolfman and George Perez not screen credited in Titans
Gerry Conway @gerryconway writes:
TITANS (Television Show) (12 Oct 2018)
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F**king disgusting that @DCComics did not give screen credit to @marvwolfman and @perezartist for creating half the characters in Titans, only "based on characters from DC" as if DC created them. Yet lots of space for SIX Executive Producer credits.
Compare the treatment creators receive on the @Marvel @netflix shows. There's no excuse for @DCComics treating creators like this. It's appalling. Shameful. Every fan should be outraged. Bill Finger, Jerry Robinson, Arnold Drake, Bob Brown-- all ignored.
Would it have cost you anything to give credit where credit is due, @DCComics? "Based on characters from DC," that's just pathetic. Fix this. Do the right ...
Posted Oct 14, 2018, 11:43 AM by Vu Sleeper
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Credits
"Friends And Foes Alike" (25 pages)
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writer:
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Marv Wolfman
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George Perez
Romeo Tanghal
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Adrienne Roy
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Ben Oda
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Len Wein
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| August 6, 2003 | Brevoort's History of Comics (8/5) |
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From Silver Bullet Comics
BREVOORT'S HISTORY OF COMICS: Captain Victory #2 - January, 1982
Tuesday, August 5
By Tom Brevoort
CAPTAIN VICTORY #2 is noteworthy for
containing the only fan letter I ever had published--and, inevitably,
they spelled my name wrong. It's also evidence of how, as I moved into
the 1980s, I began to explore the burgeoning independent comics market.
I was fortunate in that a comic
shop--PORT COMICS AND COLLECTABLES in Medford, Long Island (which is
still there, by the way, just under different management)--opened up
within biking distance of my house around 1980. This gave me easy
access to affordable back issues as well as the "direct sales only"
comics of the time.
I greeted CAPTAIN VICTORY with enthusiasm--my fan letter proclaimed the first issue to have been superior to NEW TEEN TITANS #13, X-MEN #151 and X-MEN ANNUAL #5, all of which had come out the same day.
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December 15, 2002 | Daily Planet (1981) |
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From ES
This is the profile that appeared in the back pages of World's Finest
Comics #273 Nov '81.
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01/09/2007 20:51:42
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NEW TEEN TITANS #13 (Nov 1981)
NEW TEEN TITANS #13 (Digital) (01 Aug 2012)
LA LEGION DES SUPER-HEROS ET LES NOUVEAUX JEUNES TITANS #8 (Canada) (Mar 1985)
