Issue Description

It all begins as Barbara asks to go out and play with the Titans. Meeting up with the others, she greets Robin who is now sporting his Nightwing costume and wants to be referred to as such. They are apparently waiting for the Titans from the East Side of the playground to show up (which include: Enigma, Duela, Crusader, Inertia, Sungirl and Risk). Already there is tension between Inertia and Kid Flash as to who is the fastest. Meanwhile Starfire and Sun praise one another's hair.

Later, other kids begin to tease Nightwing for trying to change his name, calling him names, such as "Nightlight" among others. The only one to sympathize is Psimon, who Nightwing calls Brainiac.

Speedy and Enigma are in an everlasting loop of "Knock Knock" which is only resolved by the end of the issue.

The commissioner calls, asking for Batman to show up but he's not available so Nightwing, Batgirl and a penguin dress up in Batman's cape and cowl to go in his place.

Once Robin returns to his normal costume, Batgirl confesses that she likes him best this way and thinks he is cute.

Tiny Titans (2008)

Publisher

DC Comics

Volume Description

Tiny Titans are based off of the cartoon that Bart Allen enjoyed while being a member of the Teen Titans. The series is aimed at a younger audience, and is enjoyed by kids of all ages.

Trade Paperback Collections

There appear to be two sets of collections. One from DC Comics which collects six to seven issues per volume, the other published by Grosset & Dunlap which has 48 pages (the equivalent of 2 comic books) per book.

Collected EditionsWelcome To The Treehouse (#1-6)Adventures In Awesomeness (#7-12)Sidekickin' It (#13-18)The First Rule Of Pet Club (#19-25)Field Trippin' (#26-32)The Treehouse And Beyond! (#33-38)Growing Up Tiny! (#39-44)Aw Yeah Titans (#45-50)Grosset & Dunlap CollectionsTiny Titans And The Science FairTiny Titans Go Camping

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