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    Silver Age: Teen Titans » Silver Age: Teen Titans #1 - The Tyrannical Terror of Sheriff Law released by DC Comics on July 1, 2000.

    Here it is! An All-New Tale From The "Silver Age!"

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    The Tyrannical Terror of Sheriff Law last edited by ZaniceDG on 08/06/22 02:33AM View full history

    Nick Cardy returns to the Classic Teen Titans with the cover to this groovy Silver Age one-shot!

    Robin, Kid Flash, Speedy, Aqualad and Wonder Girl face off against a power-mad sheriff! Three notorious super-villains - Penguin, Black Manta and Mr. Element - arrive on the scene, claiming to be the Titans' mentors Batman, Aquaman and The Flash - imprisoned in their foes' bodies! Can they trust anyone over thirty?

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    Silver Age: Teen Titans #1 - The Tyrannical Terror of Sheriff Law by englentine on April 16, 2009

    While reading their fan mail The Teen Titans discover that many of the letters are requests from the same small town. It seems the teenagers there are being turned into zombies by an adult tyrant by the name of Sherrif Law.  The look of the book can definitely take you back a few years. Not too mention the story and dialogue. Everything has that very authentic silver age feeling to it. The plot and story are actually near childish in their telling. The dialogue is that hip style written by adult...

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    Silver Age: Teen Titans #1 - The Tyrannical Terror of Sheriff Law by airdave on May 16, 2018

    My parents just don't understand me! I know! - I'll write a fan letter to the Teen Titans! They'll come to my town and work things out between my parents and me. They do that kind of thing.Marv Wolfman captures the style of Bob Haney in Silver Age: Teen Titans. Haney was 38 when he, Bruno Premiani and Nick Cardy brought Robin, Kid Flash and Aqualad together in The Brave and the Bold 54, in July of 1964. Credit Haney with making the attempt to address the generation gap, even though his writing v...

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