DC Comics : DC Teen Titans go!

In the first of two stories, Starfire develops a massive crush on the latest teen pop sensation, and Robin will stop at nothing to recapture her attention--even if he must become a teen idol himself. In the second story, Cyborg gets an awesome new jacket. Written in graphic-novel format.

In the first of two stories, the Teen Titans get an awesome new TV, but is it TOO awesome? Will they ever be able to focus on anything else ever again? In the second story the day the Titans have been dreading all year has finally arrived, a day of unimaginable pain, insurmountable loneliness, and inconceivable amounts of ice cream--it's Valentine's Day! Written in graphic-novel format.

In the first of two stories, it's Titan vs. Titan in a no-holds-barred, winner-take-all... staring contest, but which is stronger: Robin's focused glare, whose intensity can rip through to the deepest core of a man's soul, or Raven's just not caring? Then in the second story, when Blackfire accuses Starfire of losing touch with her roots, Starfire makes an effort to act more like a Tamaranean Princess--no matter the cost. Written in graphic-novel format.

After responding to an ad in a comic book, Beast Boy is the proud owner of a brand-new pair of Hypno-Specs... and he's not afraid to use them. Then, it's pizza with friends, but how will the Titans decide who gets the last slice? Written in graphic-novel format.

In the first of two stories, it's a proud day for Cyborg when he grows his very first mustache, but what happens when said mustache evolves into a living being and aims to turn Cyborg into... an adult?! In the second story, just when you think your family is tough, well, say hello to Raven's uncles, Horrace the Horrid, Barry the Beastly, and Myron the Mildly Irritating. Written in graphic-novel format.

In the first of two stories, Raven thought things couldn't get any worse after Starfire posted an online dating profile for herself... until she posts one for Raven too. In the second story, it's "Opposite Day" at Titans Tower and chaos reigns supreme, but you know what they say about Opposite Day: it's all fun and games until someone accidentally tears open a rift into the Anti-Matter Universe. Written in graphic-novel format.

In this collection of two novels, somebody has been eating Cyborg's sandwiches, but all the other Teen Titans protest their innocence, so Cyborg employs a high-tech security system to catch the culprit; in the second story Beast Boy, Robin, and Cyborg are playing mini-golf, but their competitive instincts get in the way of the game. Written in graphic-novel format.