Teen Titans #1
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| Writer | Kyle Higgins |
| Artist | Daniele Di Nicuolo |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
When one of their own vanishes after attending a rally for Ascend—a fast-growing youth movement training kids to survive in a world shaped by superhuman conflict—Fair play, Cheshire Cat, Proxy, and Wildcard will do whatever it takes to find their friend, including teaming up with Red Hood! Jason thinks they’re soft and reckless. They don’t understand how he can still kill people. Now they have to work together—whether they like it or not!
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
Nerd Initiative - Megan Nichole
Sep 02, 2026Teen Titans #1 was such a strong start to this series! I was already excited given the lineup of the new team, but this issue has me very excited to see what’s next! Read Full Review
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9.5
Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles
Sep 03, 2026Teen Titans 1 is an exciting start to this new era of DC’s legacy teen hero group as they chart their own path. Read Full Review
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8.8
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Sep 02, 2026A missing boy in Seattle becomes an unlikely catalyst for some outsider to take over in an impressive debut. Higgins brings out a balance of humor and drama to the opening round. Di Nicuolo & Costa craft an energetic look at this next generation team. Buckle in for one of the wildest pairings in recent memory! Read Full Review
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8.6
Comic Watch - Chad Burdette
Sep 03, 2026Teen Titans #1 is an interesting start to this series which features a mix of legacy and new characters lead by the last person one would think would mentor a team of young heroes Read Full Review
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8.0
Get Your Comic On - Aaron Gillingham
Sep 02, 2026Teen Titans #1 gets off to a fantastic start with an interesting new lineup, character-driven storytelling and fun, colourful artwork that is both stylish and anarchic at the same time. Read Full Review
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8.0
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Sep 02, 2026Though the basic premise is modification of a mutation of something that's made it to the page in million times before, it's kind of nice to see it. Articulated began with a different group of characters. Young heroes being taught by a dark figure who is large medium owner, and an experienced with the concept of being a mentor. It's been done before. And it's been done before at least feel much more powerful than the opening issue of this particular series. Higgins manages to deliver quite a bit of personality to the page that could make this particular Titans a lot of fun. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Book Clique - George Serrano
Sep 02, 2026A thrilling, stylish debut that finally gives long-suffering Jason Todd fans the growth we have been begging for, backed by heart, humor, and spectacular manga-inspired action. Read Full Review
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7.0
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Sep 04, 2026Teen Titans #1 sees a group of sidekicks and powered teens coming together when an online acquaintance is kidnapped (maybe). Kyle Higgins’s script walks a fine line between how teens today act and how an adult thinks teens today act, and Daniele Di Nicuolo’s artwork is solid. That said, the downside is a complete lack of distinctiveness between the heroes in look and voice. Read Full Review
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6.5
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Sep 07, 2026Teen Titans #1 accomplishes its goal of establishing the rebellious direction this team of Red Hood, Fairplay, Cheshire Cat, Proxy, and Wildcard will go down. While achieving that goal there are many points in this debut that the story stumbles. A lot of that is largely on going with the traditional story arc structure that limits how much can be done to properly highlight a team of largely new characters. Having Daniele Di Nicuolo handling the artwork does a lot to mask the problems faced with this debut. The energetic art style by Nicuolo provides this Teen Titans team with vibe that is its own. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.0
A blast. Finally some love for Red Hood.
Cool seeing Arsenal and Cheshire's kid on the team.+ Like • Comment• Likes (1) -
9.0
Surprisingly great. I’ll be back for issue 2.
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8.0
Pretty solid first issue here. It does a lot in one issue in order to set up the status quo going forward, but I also appreciate it for that reason. It's definitely fun and I think this might resonate more with people a little younger than myself, but, again, I had a good time with it. Nicuolo proves to be a really good choice for this book, as well. Interested to see where this book goes.
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