Teen Titans 5th and Final Season on DVD

from tvshowsondvd.com: Don't miss the Final 13 Exciting Episodes of Teen Titans. Complete the collection!

TEEN TITANS: THE COMPLETE FIFTH SEASON

The teen scene is over for these adolescent phenoms - Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Beast Boy and Raven - as they launch into a feud with the ultimate team of villains: The Brotherhood of Evil. Led by criminal mastermind Brain, this motley group - Madam Rouge, Monsieur Mallah and General Immortus - plots to rid the world of every super hero. One by one, they take out honorary Titans like Wildebeest and Hotspot, escalating the vendetta into a global war that ends with the unthinkable. It's up to Beast Boy to perform his most amazing transformation, or it will certainly be the end of the Titans forever!

Featuring all your favorite Titan heroes, plus every imaginable thug, crook, and scoundrel from the Titans' rogue gallery, this action-packed 2-disc collection will capture you until the very last showdown! Includes all 13 episodes of the Teen Titan's Final Season on 2 discs for the first time on DVD, plus 20 minutes of extras with "top secret files". It's hard for us to top Warner's studio description that you see above! The final season brings the final DVD set: Teen Titans - The Complete 5th Season arrives on July 22nd. Cost is $19.98 SRP.

Mark Sable Says, "Get Ready For Cyborg!"

Mark Sable has posted some interesting thoughts on his upcoming Cyborg mini-series on his blog:

"The idea for my Cyborg run came by asking a more pointed question. In a world where Vic stone can lose his limbs and have them replaced by cybernetic weaponry, why don’t ordinary humans, particularly soldiers in this time of war, have access to Vic’s technology?

If I asked these questions, then certainly they must have occurred to greatest fictional minds in the DC universe…and possibly the more devious ones. Without giving too much away, Cyborg series is about what happens when someone uses Vic’s technology in a way that anathema to who he is and what he stands for.

Wow, that sounds deep. No, really. But I want to see him punch things.

Don’t worry, he punches lots of things. Fan favorite supervillains. “The Phantom Limbs”…an all new characters I’ve created who share Cyborg’s technology and may or may not be on Vic’s side. And not one, but TWO groups of teen Titans.

Oh yeah, and he also punches himself. Chew on that one for a while."

Read all Mark's thoughts here. This mini sounds quite intriguing!

Titans In June

Titans in June!

TEEN TITANS #60
Written by Sean McKeever
Art by Eddy Barrows & Ruy Jose
Cover by Barrows & Julio Ferreira
It's the final battle against the Terror Titans! With the true nature of the Clock King revealed, how can the Teen Titans possibly hope to prevail? And, when all is said and done, who will still be
Teen Titans?
On sale June 25 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

TITANS #3
Written by Judd Winick
Art and cover by Joe Benitez & Victor Llamas
Random hook-ups, internal fighting, envy…what’s going on with Nightwing, Starfire, Flash, Beast Boy, Raven, Donna and Red Arrow? Can this team get their act together before their mysterious foes reveal themselves?
On sale June 11 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

TEEN TITANS: YEAR ONE #6
Written by Amy Wolfram
Art and cover by Karl Kerschl & Serge LaPointe
The origin of the Teen Titans concludes with the return of Antithesis! How will the Titans defeat this monster as it exploits all their weaknesses and fears?
On sale June 25 • 6 of 6 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

DC SPECIAL: RAVEN #4
Written by Marv Wolfman
Art and cover by Damion Scott & Robert Campanella
The penultimate chapter of Raven’s first miniseries has the gothic Titan battling for her own sanity as the forces of the Medusa Mask are unleashed. How long can Raven keep her darker self in check?
On sale June 4 • 4 of 5 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

DC SPECIAL: CYBORG #2
Written by Mark Sable
Art and cover by Ken Lashley & Jonathan Glapion
Vic Stone has sworn that he'll never let anyone undergo the horrific process that transformed him into Cyborg. Now it appears he's on a nationwide rampage taking out S.T.A.R. Labs. Are two teams of Titans enough to stop this madness?
On sale June 18 • 2 of 5 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

DC/WILDSTORM: DREAMWAR #3
Written by Keith Giffen
Cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli & Scott
Art by Lee Garbett & Trevor Scott
All good things must pass, and our heroes find out they’re on the same side after all. But tensions remain high as the heavy hitters — the JLA, Wildcats, Teen Titans and the Authority — still don’t care for each other at all. But they’re willing to work together if that’s what it takes to save the world. Because with things like Metropolis and Gotham City suddenly showing up on the east coast of the WildStorm Universe’s United States of America, or Central City and Keystone City in the midwest, massive damage is occurring on an unprecedented scale. Hate each other as they might, they’re forced to work together for the common good.
On sale June• 11 • 3 of 6 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

FINAL CRISIS #2
Written by Grant Morrison
Art and covers by J.G. Jones
Meet Japan's number one pop culture heroes, the Super Young Team and their languid leader, Most Excellent Superbat! Join legendary wrestler Sonny Sumo and super escape artist Mister Miracle as they team to face the offspring of the Anti-Life Equation! See Earth's superheroes mourn one of their oldest allies! Witness costumed criminals sinking to new depths of cowardice and depravity as Libra takes things too far! Uncover the doomsday secrets of the poisoned city of Blüdhaven! Learn the shocking identity of the prime suspect in the murder of a god! And read on if you dare as Batman becomes the first of Earth's champions to face the Fallen of Apokolips. All this and a spectacular return from the dead...
Grant Morrison and J.G. Jones' multiverse-spanning epic continues with bombshell after bombshell in FINAL CRISIS #2 — “Ticket to Blüdhaven”!
Retailers please note: This issue will ship with two covers by J.G. Jones that will ship in approximately 50/50 ratio. Please see the Previews Order Form for more information.
On sale June 25 • 2 of 7 • 40 pg, FC, $3.99 US

ROBIN/SPOILER SPECIAL #1
Written by Chuck Dixon
Art by Rafael Albuquerque and Victor Ibáñez
Cover by Albuquerque and Cris Peter
From the rooftops in Robin to Gotham Underground, Spoiler’s identity has remained a mystery — until now. All is revealed in this special when Robin and Spoiler team up to take down a kidnapping ring, hit up an illegal warehouse party and finish Tim’s algebra homework; just another day in the life of a teenaged vigilante super-hero! Plus, even more Robin doesn’t know: Spoiler’s secret identity in another country, in another life - one she can never leave behind.
On sale June 4 • 48 pg, FC, $3.99 US

ROBIN #175
Written by Chuck Dixon
Art by Chris Batista & Cam Smith
Cover by Freddie Williams II
The events of “Batman R.I.P.” carve a path of destruction through Tim’s life, threatening to rip apart the entire foundation of what made him choose to take on the role of Robin in the first place.
Tim’s on the run and, with Batman’s life at stake, he can’t afford to make one misstep. Don’t miss Part 1 of a shocking 2-part story that will irrevocably change Tim Drake’s present as Robin…and his hard-won future as Batman.
On sale June 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

NIGHTWING #145
Written by Peter J. Tomasi
Art by Rags Morales & Michael Baer
Cover by Andy Kubert
As the stakes get higher, Nightwing finds not only his own life in danger, but quite possibly the future of the entire country. Talia's grand new plans take shape thanks to the forced assistance of a kidnapped Mother of Champions now under Creighton's complete control.
On sale June 4 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

THE FLASH #241
Written by Tom Peyer
Art & cover by Freddie Williams II
A tidal wave of psychic terror sends Keystone’s citizenry on a superpowered looting spree at the Flash Museum — and The Flash is forced to relive painful memories while defending it!
On sale June 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

BLUE BEETLE #28
Written by Will Pfeifer
Art by Davide Baldeón & Steve Bird
Cover by Rafael Albuquerque
Guest writer Will Pfeifer (CATWOMAN) returns — and he’s brought monsters with him! What’s a Beetle to do?
On sale June 25 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US

TINY TITANS #5
Written by Baltazar & Franco
Art and cover by Baltazar
Watch out as the Tiny Titans East invade the playground! See if Robin keeps his new identity as Nightwing! Find out the hilarity that only comes with knock knock jokes! And the penguins are back, as the boys play Batman for a day!! Another all ages all fun adventure filled issue!
On sale June 11 • 32 pg, FC, $2.25 US

THE LEGION OF SUPER-HEROES IN THE 31st CENTURY #15
Written by Jake Black
Art by Robert Atkins & Rick Ketcham
Cover by Alexander Serra
Bouncing Boy and Triplicate Girl finally get their second date, but the trend of nothing ever going as Chuck plans continues when they get hopelessly lost in virtual reality…with a fast-talking, impulsive brat named Bart as their guide! Can they put their differences aside to stop a virtual threat that gets very real, threatening the existence of New Metropolis?
On sale June 11 • 32 pg, FC, $2.25 US

TEEN TITANS SPOTLIGHT: WONDER GIRL tp
Written by J. Torres
Art and cover by Sanford Greene & Nathan Massengill
DC’s mightiest teen goes solo in this volume collecting the action-packed 6-issue miniseries! Currently estranged from Wonder Woman, Wonder Girl’s going to need the help of the last man on Earth she ever wanted to see again: Hercules!
Advance-solicited; on sale July 9 • 144 pg, FC, $17.99 US

Titans News from WWLA

Newsarama Reports Titans news from WWLA:

-- Are there any plans to cross over Justice League and Teen Titans? "I spoke to the editor of Teen Titans, no plans for that now," said DiDio. (DiDio is the editor of Teen Titans). "My goal for Teen Titans is that we have a lot of original characters right now, and I like giving them an opportunity to shine in their own right before we throw everybody into a big pot again," he added.

-- A fan asked about the upcoming Judd Winick/Ian Churchill Titans title, and DiDio equated it to the show Friends, and how it's about the relationship and friendship between the characters.

--Future plans for the Cassandra Cain Batgirl? Beechen said he's doing a mini-series that'll explain the character's recent behavior. DIDio said they're not ready to announce the artist yet.

-- Hypothetically speaking, could Nightwing become Batman?" asked DiDio. "He could, but he shouldn't," seemed to be the consensus among the vocal fans. Van Sciver added that he thought Dick Grayson will eventually become Batman, but we'll never see it. Another said he "wasn't crazy enough," which led to DiDio asking just who is crazy enough - "Huntress," said one. DiDio asked "How about Jason Todd?" which the crowd didn't seem to like, because he "doesn't have the spirit of Batman," said one.

-- "Will be seeing Superboy or Bart Allen?" The panel played dumb and neglected to answer.

Amanda Conner Reveals Terra Mini-Series Status

At Newsarama's MegaCon report, Amanda Conner reveals the status of the long-awaited Terra mini-series, featuring the all-new black haired geomorph. The mini also promises to reveal the origin of "all the Terras", whatever that means....

"Amanda Conner, who readily admitted that MegaCon is one of her favorite comic conventions, was easily found right next to Jimmy Palmiotti, doing sketches for lots of happy fans. Right now, she is finishing up the Terra mini-series. Three issues are currently complete (copies of the pages being available at her table for view, and all from what fans were seeing, this book is going to definitely be the one to watch for!), and she is hard at work on the fourth issue. And despite how much she would love to reveal what the “secret project” is that she and Jimmy Palmiotti are working on, mum is the word for now."

Jamal Igle Interview

Torre Titã interviews Titans pinch-hitter artist Jamal Igle: "The North American artist, Jamal Igle, exclusively gave us an interview about his work and as he gave up the actor career to become a great comic artist. Currently, Jamal works exclusively for the DC Comics. Enjoy!"

Damion Scott on Raven

The Pulse reports: Raven is getting the chance to experience some of the things she never did when she was originally growing up, like highschool, friends and the trials and tribulations of fitting in. In her new life as Rachel Roth, Raven is going through the paces thanks to co-creator Marv Wolfman and artist Damion Scott.

THE PULSE: When working on a character like Raven, it's not hard to think you might be influenced by the artist who first drew her and co-created her, George Perez, but what other artists are influencing how you regard this character and how she should look on the printed page?

DAMION SCOTT: I looked at some of the George Perez work, just to get down the classic nature of the character. Aside from that, I'm just doing my own thing. Teen Titans has become popular due to the cartoon. So I wanted to create a style that was a three way bridge between the cartoon, the classic look, and my own style.

THE PULSE: What is it about Raven that you find the most intriguing as an artist?

SCOTT: The spirit aspect. She's an ethereal character -- ghostly, mystic. I have a personal fascination with the spirit world, so it was easy to get in to.

Read the whole interview here.

Talking Raven With Marv Wolfman

Newsarama reports: Crisis on Infinite Earths. Dracula. New Teen Titans. And that’s just three. Obviously, we’re talking Marv Wolfman. The veteran writer and creator had a high-profile release hit comic shops this week with the first issue of DC Special: Raven #1, a new mini-series featuring the fan favorite character he and George Perez created for the New Teen Titans. What brings Wolfman back now, and does this book have any larger ramifications? Well, we asked.

Newsarma: You co-created Raven nearly 30 years ago. What's it like to come back to the character now?

Marv Wolfman: In point of fact I wrote several Raven pieces in the past including one for the 9-11 tribute book DC did to raise money for the victim's families. I love the Raven character and had proposed several ideas over the years. Finally, DC came to me about doing a mini-series and I jumped at the chance. I love the character; think she's the strongest one of the characters George and I created for NTT who could sustain their own series.

Read the whole interview here.

Mark Sable On DC Special: Cyborg

Mark Sable speaks to Newsarama about Cyborg: The six issue miniseries DC Special: Cyborg debuts on May 21st, and promises to get underneath the skin (and metal) to find out what makes Cyborg tick. Written by Mark Sable with artwork by Ken Lashley and Jonathan Glapion, the mini promises to look into secrets from Vic Stone’s past that effect him to this day. Dubbed “the greatest Teen Titan of them all” in DC advertisements, what better time than now to find out more?

NRAMA: Cyborg can't be the only familiar face we'll see in the series; who else can we look forward to seeing?

MS: From his private life, S.T.A.R. Dr. Sarah Charles and her fiancée, Vic's friend Sarah Simms, who teaches physically disabled children, and a character once thought dead who he has some unresolved issues with. From the DCU, a villain who's tangled with the Top Guns of the DCU, and the squad of metas he's assembled to take Vic down. There's a team, called "The Phantom Limbs", and whether they're good, bad or something in between is for Vic and the readers to decide.

And there's Titans. Lots and lots of Titans.

NRAMA: For those who haven't kept up with who Vic Stone is, can you tell us about him?

MS: He's a human being who was fascinating even before he became a superhero, one of the most three dimensional African-American characters in comics. He was a lonely, sheltered kid, torn between his upper middle class family (think The Cosbys with a mad scientist for a dad)and the comaraderie of his gangbanging friends (think The Wire).

Vic was not only an Olympic level athlete, he was, as he's said himself, a "human computer", born with a genius IQ. He was and is someone always very much aware of how others perceive him, and constantly trying to escape a stereotypical label, whether it's a home-schooled nerd, a jock who hasn't lived up to his potential, or any number of assumptions people make because of race.

If this wasn't enough, as result of an accident (or was it?) - he had Molybdenum steel grafted to his body and was given cybernetic limbs by his father. This isn't the Six Million dollar man we're talking about, his limbs are interchangeable weapons, the capabilities of which we've yet to fully see in 20 plus years. He was the first Transformer, if you will. But what many might view as a gift, he viewed (and to some extent still views) as a curse.

Read the whole interview here!