How long has it been since DC has had a great ensemble comic focused on teenage heroes? The Teen Titans franchise has been repeatedly overhauled since the advent of the New 52, but to no avail. You really have to look all the way back to Geoff Johns 2003-2005 Teen Titans run to find a period where DC was truly doing right by these characters. And that's despite the fact that DC has been finding so much success in the TV realm thanks to shows like Titans, Teen Titans Go! and Young Justice.
That's where the new Wonder Comics imprint comes in. The hope is that the newly DC-exclusive Brian Michael Bendis can help spearhead a major push to revamp and revitalize these teen heroes, while at the same time adding a few new faces to the mix. Who better to turn to than the man who helped welcome Peter Parker into the 21st Century with Ultimate Spider-Man. Young Justice #1 doesn't have quite the dramatic impact Ultimate Spider-Man #1 did almost 20 years ago, but it does suggest a much brighter future lies in wait for these characters.
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That's where the new Wonder Comics imprint comes in. The hope is that the newly DC-exclusive Brian Michael Bendis can help spearhead a major push to revamp and revitalize these teen heroes, while at the same time adding a few new faces to the mix. Who better to turn to than the man who helped welcome Peter Parker into the 21st Century with Ultimate Spider-Man. Young Justice #1 doesn't have quite the dramatic impact Ultimate Spider-Man #1 did almost 20 years ago, but it does suggest a much brighter future lies in wait for these characters.
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