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NEW TEEN TITANS ANNUAL #1
Date: 1982
Cover Price: $1.00
Publisher: dccomics.com
Description
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Guest stars the Omega Men, including a pinup by George Pérez.
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George Pérez writes:
Hello again, my dear friends, fans and family:
I hope everyone enjoyed themselves as each of you ushered in the new year in your own fashion. It looks like I will be kept quite busy in 2022 if my schedule for January alone is any indication. So many wonderful people determined to keep my days full and my spirits elevated with visits, dining and a cascade of loving texts, emails, phone calls and letters expressing love, support and gratitude.
I’ve been especially touched by the number of people who have expressed gratitude for my inspiring them through my art and stories. One can never really predict or appreciate how much one’s own stories and art ...
Posted Jan 8, 2022, 10:31 AM by Vu Nguyen
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Credits
"Final Conflict" ( pages)
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writer:
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Marv Wolfman
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art:
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George Perez
Romeo Tanghal
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colors:
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Adrienne Roy
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posted Nov 29, 2019, 9:54 PM by Vu Nguyen
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updated Nov 29, 2019, 10:06 PM
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Christopher C asks:
 THE NEW TEEN TITANS ANNUAL #1 (1982)
DC Comics
Did George ever draw a Robin only poster? Im looking for one for my Geek Cave
Answer: Officially, there are are Robin posters by George Perez.
George did draw pinups of each Teen Titans member (I've included the
Robin pinup here) that appeared in various books like Tales of the Teen
Titans and New Teen Titans Annual, around that era.
The Tim Drake Robin
appeared in an oversized black and white plate from The George Perez
Portfolio (they were all Batman covers). You get 12 plates in the
standard edition and 13 plates in the Warner Bros version.
Of course, there are unofficial prints (and assuming posters) made, but I
can't think of anything at the top of my head. Here is a Batman/Robin
print from Denver: perez.comicbookseries.info
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posted Sep 7, 2019, 10:19 AM by Vu Nguyen
From dcuniverse.com
THE NEW TEEN TITANS ANNUAL #1 (1982)
DC Comics
Excerpt: What prompted your decision to remove Kid Flash from the team before the landmark “Judas Contract” storyline?
The problem with a character like Kid Flash, and it was a problem all
the time, is that let's say the Titans are in Titans Tower and they're
talking, and suddenly they get a summons that there's a problem in New
Jersey. Before Robin could get out of his chair, Kid Flash should have
already been in Newark. He was too powerful. In my view when you have a
team, no one character could dominate the entire series. What you had to
constantly do is slow Kid Flash down and give him a reason not to rush
ahead because he should be able to get there so fast. Essentially, I
just felt that he actually made the other characters look weaker because
he had to slow down and be with them. Of course, if there was a major
problem, he should just go ahead and knock ‘em all down at super speed.
So I removed him because he was literally too powerful for the group.
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