DC’s Teen Titans is one of the better ideas in superhero comics, and one rival Marvel Comics has never been able to emulate particularly well. The sidekicks of the DCU all get together to form their own band of heroes. Teen Titans, Go Teen Titans!
While the Teen Titans started with the core sidekicks like Robin, Kid Flash, Wonder Girl, and Speedy, the team has undergone tremendous progress as the DC Universe has evolved. Likewise, as heroes like Dick Grayson have progressed from Robin to Nightwing, their involvement with various Teen Titans monikers has progressed to simply Titans, or other groups altogether.
Below you’ll find a complete guide to Teen Titans comics in the DC universe, including offshoot groups like Young Justice, Outsiders, and of course, the Titans.
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Teen Titans Comics Reading Order
Bronze Age Teen Titans Comics
Showcase Presents: Teen Titans, Vol. 1
Collects: Brave And The Bold #54, 60, Showcase #59, And Teen Titans #1-18
The earliest collection of the original Teen Titans, starring Robin, Wonder Girl, Aqualad, Speedy, and Kid Flash.
Teen Titans: The Bronze Age Omnibus
Collects: Teen Titans #25-52; The Brave And The Bold #94, #102, #149; Batman Family #6 And World’s Finest Comics #205
Robin’s bronze age (1970’s) team-ups with the likes of Aqualad, Kid Flash, Speedy and Wonder Girl. The first issues in the series (which officially begins in 1966) can be found here.
Marv Wolfman and George Perez Teen Titans Comics
Entering the 1980s, creators Marv Wolfman and George Perez revolutionized the Teen Titans with DC’s answer to the Chris Claremont era of Uncanny X-Men.
New Teen Titans adds many of the Titans we know as core members of the team today, including Cyborg, Raven, and archenemy Deathstroke.
This era of New Teen Titans is also were you’ll get iconic stories since as “The Judas Contract.”
Collects: DC Comics Presents #26 (just the New Teen Titans story), New Teen Titans #1 To #8
Collects: New Teen Titans #9-16
Collects: New Teen Titans #17-20 And Tales Of The New Teen Titans #1-4
Collects: The New Teen Titans #21-#25, The New Teen Titans Annual #1, The New Teen Titans #26 to 27
Collects: New Teen Titans #28-34, The New Teen Titans Annual #2
Collects: New Teen Titans #35 to #37, Batman And The Outsiders #5, New Teen Titans #38 to #40, Tales of the Teen Titans #41
Collects: Tales Of The Teen Titans #42-44, Annual #3, #45 to #48
Collects: Tales of The Teen Titans #49 to #58
1990’s Young Justice and Titans
Collects: Young Justice: The Secret, Jla: World Without Grown-Ups #1-2, Young Justice #1-7, Young Justice: Secret Files #1
Young Justice (launched by Peter David and Todd Nauck, and finally getting the reproduced collections it deserves) launched in 1998, and essentially functions as Tim Drake’s late 90’s version of the Teen Titans.
As many recent comic book fans will know, Young Justice is also one of the better animated universe cartoons of the 2000’s, and the framework for much of the show can be found in the comics here.
Collects: The Titans #1 to #50
From 1999 to 2003, the artists formerly known as the Teen Titans (now all grown up) rebrand as The Titans (not gonna lie, that’s way cooler), as Young Justice takes the teen superhero slot in town.
Geoff Johns Teen Titans & Judd Winick Outsiders Comics
Teen Titans Vol. 1: A Kid’s Game
Collects: Teen Titans #1 To #6
Geoff Johns has been the biggest creative name in DC Comics for much of the 2000’s, with formative runs on Flash, Green Lantern, and the New 52 Justice League. His mid-2000s run on Teen Titans begins here.
Outsiders VOL 01: Looking for Trouble
Collects: Teen Titans/Outsiders Secret Files #1, Outsiders #1 to #6
Nightwing finds himself leading yet another team, this time with an Outsiders run by Judd Winick that would continue through the mid 2000’s.
As the name implies, Outsiders fall outside the core Teen Titans narrative, aside from the connection to Dick Grayson and the eventual crossover between both series.
Outsiders VOL 02: Sum of All Evil
Collects: Outsiders #7 to #15
Teen Titans Vol. 2: Family Lost
Collects: Teen Titans #7 To #12
Collects: Outsiders #16 to #23
Includes a Batman Identity Crisis tie-in story.
Teen Titans Vol. 3: Beast Boys and Girls
Collects: Beast Boy #1 To #3, Teen Titans #13 To #15
Teen Titans Vol. 4: The Future is Now
Collects: Teen Titans #16 To #23, Titans/Legion Special #1
Teen Titans/Outsiders: The Insiders
Collects: Teen Titans #24-26 And Outsiders #24, 25 And 28
Outsiders VOL 04: Crisis Intervention
Collects: Outsiders #29 to #33
Teen Titans Vol. 5: Life and Death
Collects: Teen Titans #29-33, Teen Titans Annual #1 And Robin #146-147
Teen Titans From Infinite Crisis to the New 52
DC’s Infinite Crisis event includes major developments for much of the DC Universe, but is particularly hard hitting on Dick Grayson, aka Nightwing!
Collects: Outsiders #34 to #41
Teen Titans, Vol. 6: Titans Around the World
Collects: Teen Titans #34 To #41
Part of the “One Year Later” DC chronology after Infinite Crisis.
Outsiders VOL 06: Pay as You Go
Collects: Outsiders #42 to #46, Outsiders Annual #1
Teen Titans, Vol. 7: Titans East
Collects: Teen Titans #42 To #49
Collects: Checkmate #13-15, Outsiders #47-49
Crossover with Greg Rucka’s run on Checkmate.
Teen Titans: Titans of Tomorrow
Collects: Teen Titans #50-54
Collects: Teen Titans #55 to #61
Collects: Titans #1 to #6, Teen Titans East Special #1
Judd Winick follows up his run on the Nightwing led Outsiders with a relaunched Titans, starring Nightwing, Starfire, Donna Troy, Beast Boy, Cyborg, Raven and more.
Teen Titans: Changing of the Guard
Collects: Teen Titans #62 to #69
Collects: Titans #7 to #11
Collects: Teen Titans Annual #2, Teen Titans #70, Titans #12 to #13, Vigilante #5 to #6
Collects: Teen Titans #71 to #78
Collects: Titans #14, #16 to #22
Teen Titans: The Hunt for Raven
Collects: Teen Titans #79 to #87
Collects: Teen Titans #88 to #92, Red Robin #20, Wonder Girl #1
The Teen Titans try out Damian Wayne for the team (hint: he’s not your father’s Titans material).
Collects: Teen Titans #93 to #100
New 52 Teen Titans Comics
In 2011, the DC Universe rebooted into refreshed versions of all characters, including the Teen Titans.
You can see the new look Teen Titans in the context of the full DC Universe as part of Comic Book Herald’s New 52 reading order.
Teen Titans, Vol. 1: It’s Our Right to Fight
Collects: Teen Titans #1 To #7
Tim Drake stars in Teen Titans as Red Robin.
Teen Titans Vol. 2: The Culling
Collects: Teen Titans #8-12, #0 And Dc Comics Presents #12
Teen Titans Vol. 3: Death of the Family
Collects: Teen Titans #14 To #20
The third volume of collected New 52 Teen Titans features tie-ins to the Bat-family event “Death of the Family,” which is detailed in full in the Batman reading order.
Teen Titans Vol. 4: Light and Dark
Collects: Teen Titans #18 To #23
Teen Titans Vol. 5: The Trial of Kid Flash
Collects: Teen Titans #24-30 And Teen Titans Annual #2-3
Teen Titans Vol. 1: Blinded by the Light
Collects: Teen Titans #1 To #7
New 52 Teen Titans reboot with a new #1 and a creative team of Will Pfeifer and Kenneth Rocafort.
Teen Titans Vol. 2: Rogue Targets
Collects: Teen Titans #8-13, Teen Titans Annual #1
Collects: Robin War #1-2, Robin: Son Of Batman #7, Grayson #15, Detective Comics #47, We Are Robin #7, Gotham Academy #13, Red Hood/Arsenal #7 And Teen Titans #15
Robin War Reading Order:
Robin War #1
Grayson #15
Detective Comics #47
We Are Robin #7
Red Hood / Arsenal #7
Robin: Son of Batman #7
Gotham Academy #13
Teen Titans #15
Robin War #2
Robin: Son of Batman #8
Teen Titans Vol. 3: The Sum of It’s Parts
Collects: Teen Titans #14 To #19
Teen Titans Vol. 4: When Titans Fall
Collects: Teen Titans #20-24, Teen Titans Annual #2
DC Rebirth Teen Titans Comics
To see how all the Robins fit in the context of the DC Rebirth Universe, you can enjoy Comic Book Herald’s complete DC Rebirth reading order.
Collects: Titans Hunt #1-8, Dc Comics Presents: Titans Hunt 100-Page Super Spectacular
Titans Vol. 1: The Return of Wally West
Collects: Titans #1-6 And Titans: Rebirth #1
Teen Titans Vol. 1: Damian Knows Best
Collects: Teen Titans #1-6 And Teen Titans: Rebirth #1
Titans Vol. 2: Made in Manhattan
Collects: Titans #7-10 And Titans Annual #1
Things with Meta Solutions heat up just as the Titans are still reeling with their lost memories
Teen Titans Vol. 2: The Rise of Aqualad
Collects: Teen Titans #6-7, #9-11 And #13-14
A prison break, the cannibal known as King Shark, and the introduction of Aqualad!
Collects: Titans #11, Teen Titans #8, Deathstroke #19-20 And Teen Titans Annual
A new story baseed very loosely on the classic tale.
Collects: Reading order linked above!
Titans Vol. 3: A Judas Among Us
Collects: Titans #12-18.
The Titans Infiltrate H.I.V.E. to retrieve Bumblebee’s stolen memories. But the team is still torn apart after The Lazarus Contract
Teen Titans Vol. 3: The Return of Kid Flash
Collects: Teen Titans #13-14, #16-19 And A Story From Dc Holiday Special 2017
After Wally’s apparent betrayl, the team must choose whether to take him back… or to recruit new members.
Collects: Titans #19-22 And Annual #2
The Titans nearly cause a global catastrophe, bringing this arc of Titans to a close… and beginning a new one
Collects: Collects Super Sons #11-12, Superman #37-38, Teen Titans #15
Tim Drake of the future travels back in time to attack Jonathan Kent, claiming the boy will grow to hurt the world.
Titans Vol. 5: The Spark Paperback
Collects: Collects Titans #23-27 And Titans Special #1
Nightwing and Donna Troy reform the team with new members Raven, Beast Boy, Steel, and Miss Martian.
New Justice & The Titans
Teen Titans Vol. 1: Full Throttle
Collects: Teen Titans Special #1 And Teen Titans #20-24
After the events of No Justice, the team is reformed with Damien Wayne, Kid Flash, Red Arrow, Crush, Djinn, and Roundhouse
Justice League & Aquaman: Drowned Earth event
Collects: Reading order linked above.
The Titans aren’t the most critical part of this event, but this event has a big impact on them…
Collects: Titans #29-36
Coming right out of The Drowned Earth is Titans! In! Space! Also, the TItans fight an enormous Garfield the cat, yes really.
Young Justice Vol. 1: Gemworld Hardcover
Collects: Young Justice (2019) #1-6
Brian Michael Bendis begins his Young Justice run
Thanks a bunch! I’m starting with Fullthrottle then i will read the rebirth going backwards.