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NEW TEEN TITANS #19
Date: Apr 1986
Cover Price: $1.50
Publisher: dccomics.com
Description
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Credits
"Breaking Up Is Hard To Do" (29 pages)
writer:
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Marv Wolfman
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art:
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Eduardo Barreto Romeo Tanghal
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colors:
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Adrienne Roy
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From www.cbr.com
NEW TEEN TITANS #19
(Apr 1986)
DC Comics
Comic Legends: Were Nightwing and Donna Troy Nearly a Couple?
by Brian Cronin in CBR
STATUS: True
(excerpt)
The early 1990s were a strange time for Marv Wolfman on the New
Titans. After launching the New Teen Titans in 1980 with George Perez,
Wolfman had a bunch of characters that he and Perez could do whatever
they wanted with. The only character that Wolfman had restrictions on
was Robin, who was still ostensibly Batman’s partner in crimefighting
and thus Wolfman had certain limitations on what he could do with the
character. New Teen Titans proved so popular, though, that eventually DC
introduced a new Robin, Jason Todd, so that Wolfman could take control
of Dick Grayson. He had Dick become Nightwing and become firmly a part
of the Titans universe for the rest of the 1980s (with George Perez
leaving the Titans in 1986 or so, Wolfman was soon the sole guy in
charge of the Titans, although Perez made a brief comeback for a few
years in the late 1980s as the co-plotter of the book). |
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