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Silver Age Teen Titans Archives Vol 1 1

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"The Thousand-and-One Dooms of Mr. Twister"

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"The Astounding Separated Man"

"The Return of the Teen Titans"

"The Beast-God of Xochatan"

"The Million-Year-Old Teenager"

"The Revolt at Harrison High"

"The Secret Olympic Heroes"

"The Perilous Capers of the Terrible Teen"


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Image:Quote1.png You're finished, Robin! If Kid Flash and Aqualad couldn't stop my fire-storm with their super-powers, what chance do you have? Image:Quote2.png
-- Mr. Twister


Appearing in "The Thousand-and-One Dooms of Mr. Twister"

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Other Characters:

  • Eddie Corliss
  • Jacob Stikk (In flashback only)
  • Marcia
  • Mayor Corliss
  • Officer Ridley

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  • None

Synopsis for "The Thousand-and-One Dooms of Mr. Twister"

The townsfolk of Hatton Corners is in the midst of a dispute. The adults of the neighborhood feel that the teen populace are too wild and unruly, whereas the teens feel that the adults are too "un-hip" and incapable of relating to teenage problems. Ironically, the teen youth movement is led by Eddie Corliss, son of the town's mayor. Eddie organizes a club house meeting and invites three famous teen super-heroes to come to Hatton Corners to support their cause. They invite Aqualad, Kid Flash and Robin. Before the heroes arrive however, a crazed super-villain known as Mister Twister blusters through town riding atop a giant cyclone. Mister Twister attempts to extort the town elders for what he believes are reparations owed to his family going back several generations (which consists of feathers from an extinct breed of pigeon). When the town elders are unable to pay Mister Twister, he uses the elemental powers of his magic staff to abduct the town's teenagers and bring them to nearby Goat Island. Aqualad, Kid Flash and Robin arrive in town, but when they visit the teen clubhouse, they find that it has been razed to the ground. Mayor Corliss tells them about Mister Twister and they agree to do what they can to rescue the missing youths. They find the kids on Goat Island where they are forced to erect a giant twister-shaped tower made from heavy stone blocks. While Mister Twister is away, Kid Flash uses his super-speed to finish construction on the tower so that the teenagers do not have to carry the burden alone. Aqualad discovers that the underside of Goat Island is perched upon a fragile pinnacle of rock, so he summons a giant whale to push the island off of its natural mooring and move it out to sea. When Mister Twister returns, he cannot find the island. Infuriated, he returns to Hatton Corners to wreak his revenge against the town. He uses his powers to rain fire down from the sky and creates a massive flood that threatens to consume the town. Kid Flash spins like a cyclone in an effort to control the flames while Aqualad calls upon the aid of a narwhal to drill a drainage ditch, which diverts the flood into natural underground tributaries. Robin confronts Mister Twister directly and ensnares the villain's magic staff with his Batrope. Without the power of his staff, Mister Twister is powerless. The teens of Hatton Corners are reunited with their parents and everyone agrees that they will do their best to mend their differences.

Appearing in "The Astounding Separated Man"

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Villains:

  • Seperated Man (Jake Trask)

Other Characters:

  • Brian Holmes
  • Judy
  • Martha
  • Tommy Holmes

Locations:

  • Midville

Items:

  • None

Vehicles:

  • None

Synopsis for "The Astounding Separated Man"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in "The Return of the Teen Titans"

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Other Characters:

  • Judy (Single appearance)
  • Mayor Turner (Single appearance)

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Synopsis for "The Return of the Teen Titans"

The Flips are a new teenage rock 'n' roll trio that has taken the country by storm, each with their very own gimmick: Jack with his tricked out motorcycle, Joe with his special surfboard, and Jill with her baton. They have generated a legion of fans, including the individual members of the Teen Titans. The teenagers of the town of Clarkston are excited about a coming Flips show, however the anticipation for the show is marred when the Flips apparently robs a jewelry store that night after a gig in another town. In spite of police intervention, the Flips appear to get away with the crime.

Later, the Flips are brought to the police station where they deny that they had anything to do with the robbery. When they explain where they were, the Flips tell how their driver went a strange way to their hotel, however when the Flips questioned the driver about it he suddenly got out of the car and ran off into the woods, naturally the police pan the story and they are put on bail.

The kids of Clarkstown are upset when the mayor decides that he doesn't want criminals to be performing in their town, even if the concert is to benefit an underprivileged teenager's college tuition. Feeling that the Flips were framed, the kids contact the Teen Titans to investigate. The Titans meet with the mayor of Clarkstown and promise that while the Flips are in town playing they will insure that no crime happen. In spite of their best efforts to prevent the Flips from leaving their hotel room and keeping them away from their gimmicked props, it appears as though the Flips some how break free and steal back their devices and use them to cause havoc across town.

The Teen Titans fail to stop the Flips from robbing a bank, however they still give them chase across town. Each time they are about to catch a member of the Flips, the Titans are tripped up. Finally, they manage to knock out Jack and Jill however Joe manages to escape with the loot. Wonder Girl finds the unconscious Jack and Jill and unmasks them revealing that they truly are the members of the Flips, and not impostors. Taking them to the Clarkson police station, the two Flip members revive and have no memory of what happened, shortly after Joe arrives equally unable to remember what happened. The furious mayor however order the concert cancelled and the Flips to be arrested. The Flips plea to the Teen Titans to help clear their names.

After some consideration, it suddenly revealed that "new evidence" has been found making the Flips innocent and that they would be putting on a concert. Just before the show, a bunch of impostors arrive in the Flips dressing room to take their places, however when they steal the receipts from the show, they find that their devices have all been tampered with and they are easily defeated by Robin. Robin unmasks them as criminals posing as members of the Flips, and then reveals that the "Flips" they really took prisoner were members of the Titans in disguise, the real Flips were really in a jail cell, proving their innocence.

With the crooks defeated, the Flips put on their show and both they and the Titans are praised by the teenagers of Clarkstown.

Appearing in "The Beast-God of Xochatan"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Villains:

  • Beast-God of Xochatan
  • Don Mantanzas
  • El Conquistadore

Other Characters:

Locations:

  • Xochatan

Items:

  • None

Vehicles:

  • None

Synopsis for "The Beast-God of Xochatan"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in "The Million-Year-Old Teenager"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

  • Garn the Cave-Boy

Villains:

  • Akkuru

Other Characters:

  • Penny Randall (Garn's girlfriend)

Locations:

  • Smedleyville
  • Smedleyville High School

Items:

  • Unknown

Vehicles:

  • None

Synopsis for "The Million-Year-Old Teenager"

A million-years-old cave-boy named Garn and his prehistoric rival Akkuru awaken from suspended animation inside of a glacier. Garn adapts to modern society and even begins attending high school where he meets a girl named Penny Randall. Akkuru however, begins menacing the town of Smedleyville and the Teen Titans have to respond to his rampage. Many of the people in Smedleyville believe that Garn is responsible for the destruction, but Garn teams up with the Titans to defeat Akkuru and clear his name.

Appearing in "The Revolt at Harrison High"

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  • The students at Harrison High School

Locations:

  • Harrison
  • Harrison High School

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  • None

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Synopsis for "The Revolt at Harrison High"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in "The Secret Olympic Heroes"

Featured Characters:

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Villains:

  • Diablo (organization)
  • Kravik (an Olympic contestant)

Other Characters:

  • David Bradley
  • Ted Bradley

Locations:

  • Unknown

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Vehicles:

  • None

Synopsis for "The Secret Olympic Heroes"

  • Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in "The Perilous Capers of the Terrible Teen"

Featured Characters:

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Villains:

  • Lazlo Krask

Other Characters:

  • Danny Whit
  • Eddie "The Ant" Whit
  • Paul Turner
  • The Sharks (Behind the scenes)

Locations:

  • Lacklock Camp

Items:

  • None

Vehicles:

  • None

Synopsis for "The Perilous Capers of the Terrible Teen"

  • Synopsis not yet written.



Notes

  • "The Return of the Teen Titans" was originally printed in Showcase #59.


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