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Home / Tiny Titans #23 (2008)

Tiny Titans #23 (2008)

Tiny Titans #23 (2008)

$5.00

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2008 DC Comics

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by Art Baltazar and Franco
Art and cover by Art Baltazar

Wayne Manor has been overrun! There are penguins in the tub and bunnies in the bedroom, penguins in the freezer and bunnies in the fridge, penguins and bunnies everywhere – they've even driven the bats out of the Batcave! Poor Robin is caught in the middle of the bunny-penguin turf war and has to figure out how everyone can live together peacefully! (PS. Did we mention the penguins and bunnies?)

Date Available: 12/16/2009

BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS


A shock came to me when they cancelled the Teen Titans Go! TV series, then the comic book, and replaced them with this book. A big fan of that other stuff, I wasn’t ready for the change. Now, two years later, I find it’s won an Eisner, and my son still enjoys the silliness in it…his only complaint is a desire for more “action”, more “missions”. This issue has Robin trying to get the bats to return to the batcave. Nice kiddie-type art and colors, it does turn it way, way down on the violent battles. And there you go.

I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams