CBR Ranks Teen Titans Teams Through The Eras

[caj]

I would definitely rank #10 higher. #9, 8, and 6 are definitely my least-favorite eras of the team.

And where the heck is Devon Grayson's Titans book (1999-2003)? It definitely should've made this list IMO.

https://www.cbr.com/teen-titans-eras-ranked/

10. Dan Jurgens Era (1996-1998)

9. Team Titans Era (1992-1994)

8. New 52 Era (2011-2016)

7. Post-Wildebeest Era (1992-1994)

6. Zero Hour Era (1994-1996)

5. 1970s Teen Titans Era (1976-1978)

4. Rebirth Era (2016-Onward)

3. Original Teen Titans Era (1966-1972)

2. Post-Young Justice Era (2003-2011)

1. New Teen Titans Era (1980-1990)

[Digifiend]

8. New 52 Era (2011-2016)

4. Rebirth Era (2016-Onward)

1. New Teen Titans Era (1980-1990)

These dates are wrong. There were two volumes during New 52. They should be counted separately. The Rebirth era is FOUR separate runs. Titans and Teen Titans, before and after the No Justice mini-series. And as for New Teen Titans, that was renamed to New Titans in 1988, and Wolfman's run finally ended in 1996.

[Tzigone]

I want a split for NTT for Pérez and no Pérez.

[caj]

I want a split for NTT for Pérez and no Pérez.

Agree. There is no way that the Post Perez issues should even be in the top 5 much less ranked #1.

[Digifiend]

I want a split for NTT for Pérez and no Pérez.

And the cut off point in that case is 1985. I don't know where they got 1990 from.

[Tzigone]

And the cut off point in that case is 1985. I don't know where they got 1990 from.

Wash't there a pretty big lineup change at the end of 1990? Red Star, Pantha, Phantasm? I quit reading shortly after that. I binge-read back issues as my first exposure, and definitely noticed the decline in quality around the time of COIE, but not because of it (later I realized it was with Perez leaving), but it was shortly after the cast shakeup that I abandoned the title. Not that shortly. I mean, I stuck around at least two or three issues after Jericho died, even though I hated the storyline (him dying would have been okay, but not the way they villainized him and used Deathstroke to take him out). But there was just nothing left worth reading anymore to me. I know I didn't make it to Lord Chaos' appearance, but am not sure when I quit reading.

[caj]

Wash't there a pretty big lineup change at the end of 1990? Red Star, Pantha, Phantasm? I quit reading shortly after that. I binge-read back issues as my first exposure, and definitely noticed the decline in quality around the time of COIE, but not because of it (later I realized it was with Perez leaving), but it was shortly after the cast shakeup that I abandoned the title. Not that shortly. I mean, I stuck around at least two or three issues after Jericho died, even though I hated the storyline (him dying would have been okay, but not the way they villainized him and used Deathstroke to take him out). But there was just nothing left worth reading anymore to me. I know I didn't make it to Lord Chaos' appearance, but am not sure when I quit reading.

I'm not sure of the year, but yeah there was an overhaul of the membership. Also, Wolfman stated in an interview I read years ago that even though he was credited as the writer, he had very little -if any - say in the direction of the book at this point.

[SiegePerilous02]

I want a split for NTT for Pérez and no Pérez.

Yeah, some of the issues after the Terror of Trigon are good. But there is a definite noticeable drop in quality as soon as Perez leaves.

I plan on getting the new trades up until Danny Chase appears, then I'm out lol.