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TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS #59 (Nov 1985) DC Comics

cover:  Chuck Patton
Dick Giordano
(with George Perez/Dick Giordano inset)
TALES OF THE TEEN TITANS #59
Date: Nov 1985
Cover Price: $0.75
Publisher: dccomics.com

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    Credits
    "Where Nightmares Begin" (14 pages) 
    writer:  Marv Wolfman 
    art:  George Pérez
    Dick Giordano 
    colors:  Adrienne Roy 
    letters:  Ben Oda 
    editor:  Len Wein
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    This is a team up that I have been wanting to tackle forever, but never had anything come together to my satisfaction, so I am glad to finally be able to present it. The New Teen Titans and The Avengers were both firing on all cylinders in the mid 80's and I would have loved to have seen a meeting between both teams featuring the line-ups from that era... with George Perez art, naturally!



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