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Teen Titans. Volume 1, It's our right to fight

Format: Print Book 2012
Availability: Available at 2 Libraries 2 of 2 copies

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Andrew Carnegie Free Library Teen Graphic Novels GN FIC TEEN vol. 1
Location  Andrew Carnegie Free Library
 
Collection  Teen Graphic Novels
 
Call Number  GN FIC TEEN vol. 1
 
 
Dormont Public Library Young Adult GRAPHIC NOVEL YA TEEN
Location  Dormont Public Library
 
Collection  Young Adult
 
Call Number  GRAPHIC NOVEL YA TEEN
 
 

Summary
A New York Times Best Seller! As a part of the acclaimed DC Comics - The New 52 event of September 2011, writer Scott Lobdell (X-Men, The Age of Apocalypse) and artist Brett Booth (JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA) deliver a fresh new take on DC Comics' teen heroes, the Teen Titans.Tim Drake, Batman's former sidekick, is back in action when an international organization called Project N.O.W.H.E.R.E. seeks to capture, kill or co-opt super-powered teenagers. As Red Robin, he's going to have to team up with the mysterious and belligerent powerhouse thief known as Wonder Girl, the hyperactive speedster calling himself Kid Flash and few more all-new teen super-heroes to stand any chance at all against N.O.W.H.E.R.E. But as Superboy meets them for the first time, the Titans have to wonder, is he a friend - or foe?
Published Reviews
Publisher's Weekly Review: "It is always a challenge to start a series featuring a group of superheroes who didn't start out together, what with reintroducing the heroes, reacquainting the readers with backstory, and bringing the characters together piecemeal in order to confront their first bad guy. However, Lobdell (Superboy) and Booth (JLA) have produced a really engaging first act in this reboot of the Teen Titans franchise. This outing focuses on Tim Drake (aka Red Robin) and his efforts to gather a crack team of teenage meta-humans before the mysterious Project N.O.W.H.E.R.E. kills, incapacitates, or indoctrinates them. Whether it's Wonder Girl (don't call her Wonder Girl, by the way), Kid Flash, or even new characters like Bunker and Skitter, Lobdell and Booth combine to make their personalities compelling, their powers impressive, and their weaknesses and foibles interesting-all while treating the reader to some spectacularly energetic artwork, with eyeball-sizzling coloring by Andrew Dalhouse. Even if teenage angst mixed with superheroism isn't exactly your cup of tea, Lobdell and Booth have a way of moving the story forward both narratively and visually, and choosing some very cool "sets" for the principal action (the train, Red Robin's "perch," and the N.O.W.H.E.R.E. facility) making for a dynamic, engaging story. (Sept.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved."
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Additional Information
Series New 52.
Subjects Teen Titans (Fictitious characters) -- Comic books, strips, etc.
Superheroes -- Comic books, strips, etc.
Teenagers -- Comic books, strips, etc.
Superhero comics.
Science fiction comics.
Comics (Graphic works)
Graphic novels.
Publisher New York :DC Comics,2012
Other Titles New 52 (Comic strip)
It's our right to fight
It is our right to fight
Contributors Lobdell, Scott.
Booth, Brett.
Rapmund, Norm.
DC Comics, Inc.
Language English
Notes "Originally published in single magazine form in Teen Titans 1-7"--T.p. verso.
Description 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 26 cm.
ISBN 9781401236984 (pbk.)
1401236987 (pbk.)
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