The Teen Titans are finally coming to DC's Absolute Universe, beginning with Cyborg
DC Comics announced at San Diego Comic-Con that the Teen Titans will be integrated into the 'Absolute Universe' imprint, starting with the debut of Absolute Cyborg in October. Writer Jeff Lemire confirmed that additional teenage heroes will follow as part of the Absolute Flash series.
Why it matters
This expansion represents a significant shift in DC's publishing strategy for its new, reimagined 'Absolute' continuity.
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Jeff Lemire has rebooted the Teen Titans before, and now he's doing it again for DC's Absolute Universe.
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From the start, DC Comics' Absolute Flash has been intended to have a different feel than the traditional Flash comics and even the other Absolute titles. Series writer Jeff Lemire wanted his Flash to be the teenage hero of the Absolute Universe.
But you can't have a teenage superhero in any DC Universe for too long without thinking of the Teen Titans. And here they come.
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