At first Raven is only annoyed by the zit that has appeared on her cheek--but when it becomes a real monster it takes all of the Teen Titans to deal with the threat.

In this collection of two graphic novels, Cyborg and Beast Boy plug their new game console into the Titans' Tower mainframe; then the Titan girls have a sleepover without inviting the boys--in both cases the result is chaos.

In the first of two graphic novels, the Teen Titans attempt to throw a party without a theme, but the guest list stinks (literally); in the second story Cyborg is named CEO of the startup "ChirpFolio," and immediately hires all his friends--but by the time the money runs out they still have not figured out what exactly the company is supposed to do.

In the first of two graphic novels, Robin devises an obstacle course that favors his skills because he keeps coming in second in the Titans' daily activities; in the second story the super teens are engaged in a tense game of Go Fish, only to be interrupted when the Hive-Five invade the Tower.

"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?! Then, you think your family is tough? Well, say hello to Raven's uncles, Horrace the Horrid, Barry the Beastly, and Myron the Mildly Irritating!"--

"Raven thought things couldn't get any worse after Starfire posted an online dating profile for herself. . . until she posts one for Raven too. Then, 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."--

When Starfire develops a massive crush on the latest teen pop sensation, Robin will stop at nothing to recapture her attention--even if he must become a teen idol himself The, Cyborg gets an awesome new jacket! Boo-yah!