Joe Bennett talks Terror TitansPosted September 2, 2008 @ 3:18pmAt Multiverso DC, along with some of his amazing interior pages.
MDC: There is some favorite character to draw there?
JB: Well, I love to draw Rose, but I like Clock King too. Eddy chose to make him like The Joker, but I feel him almost like a Rock star skinny but with Mick Jagger's energy. I brought inspiration from Liam Gallagher's face (Oasis) to make him there.
MDC: Then, could you hint us about the upcoming stuff in the series?
JB: Bloody… A lot of blood!!! [Laughs]
Talking Titans @ NewsaramaPosted August 29, 2008 @ 2:10pmOf the
'Teen' and 'Terror' varieties. If you haven't read TT #62, I'd suggest waiting to click the link.
I've Been Doodle HexedPosted August 22, 2008 @ 4:14pm 
As announced at the Leipzig Games Convention, I've been hired by game developer
Tragnarion Studios to plot and write the story-mode aspects of Doodle Hex 2, the sequel to the magical dueling game for the Nintendo DS.
The
original DH is currently available in Europe, with plans to reach the U.S. later this year. No release date has been set for DH2.
Terror Titans #2Posted August 18, 2008 @ 5:13pmIn stores November 5, 2008:
Terror Titans #2 Written by Sean McKeever
Art and cover by Joe Bennett & Jack Jadson
The Clock King begins staging tournament battles between the teen metas at the Dark Side Club, but this time the fighting's not just for entertainment – he has a far more sinister purpose in mind that not even the Terror Titans know about! And Ravager, drawn to the Clock King by their similar precognitive power, is doing nothing to interfere with his life-threatening machinations. Is she biding her time until she can defeat him, or does she just want to get her hands dirty by entering the tournament?
32 pages w/ ads. Full color. Ages 14 and up.
Teen Titans #65Posted August 18, 2008 @ 5:12pmIn stores November 26, 2008:
Teen Titans #65 Written by Sean McKeever
Art and cover by Eddy Barrows & Ruy José
After creating a deadly threat to keep the rest of the Teen Titans busy, Wonder Girl's new enemy challenges her in open combat. Alone and weakening by the moment, Wonder Girl must fight for incredibly high stakes – lose, and her powers are forfeit!
32 pages w/ ads. Full color. Ages 12 and up.
Jean Grey previewedPosted August 11, 2008 @ 12:32amCheck out
CBR's six-page lettered preview of X-Men Origins: Jean Grey, arriving in stores this Wednesday, August 13th.
Static & Teen Titans!Posted July 26, 2008 @ 5:27pmAnnounced in San Diego: "Well guess what? We're going to be bringing the Milestone characters into the DC Universe proper," said DiDio, mentioning characters like Icon, and saying that Static will be joining the Teen Titans.
More details on the DC/Milestone deal.Terror Titans 1Posted July 21, 2008 @ 5:51pmIn stores October 1, 2008:
Terror Titans #1 Written by Sean McKeever
Art and cover by Joe Bennett & Jack Jadson
They stood against the Teen Titans, and now the Terror Titans spin off into their own miniseries! Clock King hatches a plan for his team of teenage legacy villains, as well as their deadly new member – the Teen Titans' own Ravager! But if he's to succeed, Clock King must first stabilize the underground metahuman gladiator arena known as the Dark Side Club! Join Sean McKeever and Joe Bennett for a journey into the darkest, coldest and most brutal corners of the teen psyche!
32 pages w/ ads. Full color. Ages 14 and up.
Teen Titans 64Posted July 21, 2008 @ 5:49pmIn stores October 29, 2008:
Teen Titans #64 Written by Sean McKeever
Art and cover by Eddy Barrows & Ruy José
The Teen Titans uncover the mystery and motivation behind Bombshell's origin, and no one is more surprised at the answers than Bombshell herself! Meanwhile, Wonder Girl is confronted with the figure behind her recent misfortunes and discovers why family reunions can be absolute hell.
32 pages w/ ads. Full color. Ages 12 and up.
Future Titans...?Posted June 25, 2008 @ 4:45pm 
From this week's DC Nation column. I wonder what all this could mean??
