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TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS #41 (Apr 1984) DC Comics

cover:  George Perez
TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS #41
Date: Apr 1984
Cover Price: $0.75
Publisher: dccomics.com

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Reprinted in:

versus Brother Blood.
Reprinted in THE NEW TEEN TITANS: THE JUDAS CONTRACT TP and THE NEW TEEN TITANS: THE JUDAS CONTRACT TP (2003). Translated and reprinted in OS NOVOS TITÃS #18 (Brazilian), TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS #11 (Australia), TEEN TITANS #9 (Australia) , DE NEW TEEN TITANS #9 (Netherlands) and DE NYE TITANER #8 (Finland).


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    • C2E2: Raven commission Brian H writes RAVEN (Mar 2019) art by George Perez for C2E2 2019 from Brian H George Perez announced his retirement this year. I counted down the minutes until I could contact his art rep to set up a commission for his final C2E2 appearance. I was extremely lucky to get on his list. I wanted a character he created and since I'd just read "The Terror of Trigon" I went for the Devil's daughter herself, Raven. I'll cherish this wonderful piece for the rest of my days. Thank you George.
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    Credits
    "Baptism of Blood!" (23 pages) 
    writer:  Marv Wolfman
    art:  George Perez
    Romeo Tanghal
    colors:  Adrienne Roy
    letters:  N/A
    editor:  N/A
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     November 4, 2003 | Filipino Contribution to Comics
    From Comic Book Resources

    NEW TEEN TITANS #1 (Nov 1980)
    DC Comics
    TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS #41 (Apr 1984)
    DC Comics
    "Komikeros: The Filipino Contribution to the Comic Book Medium"
    Part 1: 1970s-1980s
    By Budjette Tan

    (excerpt)

    Romeo Tanghal is a name I constantly saw credited as inker of Marv Wolfman and George Perez's "New Teen Titans". Before that Tanghal also did pencils for "House of Mystery" and later on became an inker for books like "Batman", "Captain Atom", "Doctor Fate", "Justice League of America", "Green Lantern", "Wonder Woman", "Dazzler", and "Thor."

    Since I was born in 1972, I only got to see the works of these great artists as badly reprinted editions or as sample pages in "The History of Komiks." Thankfully, some of their work has been reprinted in trade paperbacks, although most are lost in some back issue bin or in some kid's toy chest.

     January 12, 2003 | Marv's Letter (Apr 84)
    From NEW TEEN TITANS #41
    TITANS TOWER (Letter Page)
    April 1984

    Dear Titans Fans!

    We have lots of news and this go-around, so let's get started.

    (excerpt)

    …Other Titans news! Sometime this season you'll be seeing The Titans all over the TV tube. Tying in with our special anti-drug comic, Hannah-Barbera will be unleashing a one-minute Titans anti-drug cartoon spot which should be shown on all three networks, most likely during Saturday morning. There will also be 30-second and 20-second version of the public service announcement. We received a call from their design department, asking for a whole slew of George's designs, so the Titans should look just about prefect. Next summer should also be a special Titans time. Not only will we have our traditional annual - this time revealing the origin of, well we'll tell you who some other time - but the Titans will also be the guest stars in the DC PRESENTS ANNUAL, featuring our favorites and a certain unnamed Man of Steel. I'll be writing the story, and if deadlines permit, George will be handling the art! Definitely something to look forward to.

    - Marv Wolfman

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