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Teen Titans Go! Comics Reading Order

The first time Teen Titans Go! was used as a title on a DC Comics property was with the comic book spin-off of the 2003 Cartoon Network Teen Titans animated series created by Glen Murakami. The show went on for 5 seasons, officially ending in 2006 with a movie. 

A very popular show in its time, Teen Titans eventually spun off another animated TV show on Cartoon Network, this one titled Teen Titans Go!, and was developed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic. Still ongoing, it was launched in 2013 following the popularity of DC Nation’s New Teen Titans shorts. The series is only loosely connected to the original show, featuring occasional references and cameos but adopting a far more comedic and parodic tone.

Primarily aimed at a younger audience, Teen Titans Go! quickly became a cultural phenomenon, noted for its self-aware humour, fast-paced gags, and frequent pop culture references. Like its predecessor, this new series has also received its own comic book spin-off, expanding the franchise into print while maintaining the humour-driven style and broad appeal of the show.

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Teen Titans Go! Reading Order

The Teen Titans Go! 2004 comic series (Volume 1)

Teen Titans Go! was a comic book series published by DC Comics from 2004 to 2008, running for 55 issues. Written by J. Torres with art by Todd Nauck and Larry Stucker, the series followed the same core team as the animated show—Robin, Raven, Starfire, Beast Boy, and Cyborg—while also featuring appearances from other DC Comics characters.

Most issues presented self-contained stories that complemented the tone of the television series without contradicting its continuity. Due to different character licensing rights between the comic and the show, the series was able to include characters such as Wonder Girl, who did not appear in the television adaptation. In addition to expanding on events from the show, the comic often referenced specific episodes, providing further depth to the animated series’ world.

You can find all of the 55 issues in digital format. The first 32 issues were also collected in 6 trade paperbacks:

The Teen Titans Go! 2013 comic series (Volume 2)

Not a continuation of the previous Teen Titans Go! comic book series, Volume 2 serves as the comic spin-off of the 2013 animated television show of the same name. Published digitally by DC Comics beginning in November 2013, it was in part written by Sholly Fisch, Merrill Hagan, Amy Wolfram, and others, with art by Lea Hernandez, Jorge Corona, Ben Bates, and others.

The comic books mirror the tone and humor of the television adaptation, presenting self-contained stories featuring the same characters and a matching visual style. Running for 75 digital-first issues later collected in print, this volume maintained the lighthearted, gag-oriented spirit of the animated show rather than tying into the broader DC Comics continuity.

The 75 digital-first chapters (available here) were reprinted across 36 print issues, which were later collected in 6 trade paperbacks. 

Those paperbacks are also available in two box sets: 

In preparation for the Teen Titans Go! To The Movies animated film coming out, DC Comics published a greatest hits anthology collecting multiple stories from the series: Teen Titans GO!: Their Greatest Hijinks.

The Teen Titans Go! comics miniseries

After the conclusion of Volume 2 of the Teen Titans Go! comic series in 2019, DC Comics continued to publish several one-shots, miniseries, and crossover titles tied to the Teen Titans Go! animated universe.

Most of those books were initially made available in multiple digital chapters. 

Teeny Titans (2016)

Written by Ivan Cohen, with art by Marcelo DiChiara, the Teeny Titans one-shot comic parodies collectible toy culture. A new craze hits Jump City: TEENY TITANS! But what are they, and who is the mysterious hooded figure sending Robin and the Teen Titans on a wild quest to collect them all?

Teen Titans Go! Figure (2018)

Another Ivan Cohen meta parody of the collectible toy craze, this time with art by Sandy Jarrell, Teen Titans Go! Figure starts when the Teen Titans receive a mysterious package containing a new figure, leading them to uncover a plot by the villainous Hooded Hood to monopolize the game’s expansion. They embark on a quest to thwart his plans!

Teen Titans Go! Roll With It! (2020)

A graphic novel written by P.C. Morissey and Heather Nuhfer with art by Agnes Garbowska and Sandy Jarrell. The story is about the Titans who have a regular game of Basements & Basilisks, but when the basement boss (Robin, of course) tries to make the game super fun by making it super-impossible to win, the team rebels.

Teen Titans Go! To Camp (2020)

A full-length original graphic novel written by Sholly Fisch with art by Marcelo DiChiara and Agnes Garbowska. The Teen Titans head off for six weeks of summer camp fun, only to discover they’ve signed up for Camp Apokolips, where the bug juice has real bugs, the pool is a fire pit, and the lunch lady is Granny Goodness. Their troubles grow when they learn they’ll be competing against Titans East and the H.I.V.E. Five in the camp games.

Teen Titans Go!/DC Super Hero Girls: Exchange Students (2020)

A crossover graphic novel written by Amy Wolfram with art by Agnes Garbowska, bringing together the Teen Titans Go! and DC Super Hero Girls animated universes. The teams swap members for a week! Starfire hopes to bond with her sister, but Blackfire is in another dimension. The Teen Titans must go undercover in an alternate Metropolis where heroes have secret identities, while the DC Super Hero Girls struggle to hide their powers from assigned exchange students—all as a new super-villain threatens the city.

Teen Titans Go! Undead?! (2022)

A six-issue miniseries by Michael Northrop and Erich Owen. A Halloween-themed story where Jump City is overrun by brain‑hungry zombies after a comet falls from the sky. The Teen Titans head to the mall to investigate. As the undead and shopping-crazed citizens spread, Robin and the team must save the city before the apocalypse strikes.

The Teen Titans Go! 2025 comic series (Volume 3)

Desperate for a comeback, the Titans reinvent themselves as everything from transforming robots to artsy, black-and-white indie comic characters. When DC still isn’t convinced, they resort to more extreme tactics—like sabotage! That’s how Volume 3 of the Teen Titans Go! comic book series starts. Writers include Sholly Fisch, Matthew Cody, Ivan Cohen, Amanda Deibert, Joseph Torres, with art by Dario Brizuela and Agnes Garbowska. This is a new ongoing comic book series that follows the same mold as the previous one.

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