Regarding Robin/One Morning

Regarding Robin/One Morning
Release date	September 26, 2007
Writer	J. Torres
Artwork	Christine Norrie Michael Chang Heroic Age Studios
Cover	Todd Nauck Kanila Tripp
Letterer	John J. Hill
Editor	Tom Palmer Jr.
Chronology
Previous	"Wildfire"
Next	"Wrong Place, Wrong Time"

"Regarding Robin/One Morning" is issue #47 of Teen Titans Go!.

Summary

Finally, the origin of Robin can be told! Plus, witness a day in the lives of Starfire and Raven. Which one of them will stop Gizmo's latest crime spree?

Plot

Regarding Robin

Robin is sadly staring at a poster of his parents; today is the anniversary of their deaths. Cyborg enters the room and, knowing what Robin is thinking about, offers to spar with him. After the workout, Robin heads to his restroom, where he is interrupted by Beast Boy. Beast Boy tries to cheer Robin up with some jokes, but Robin brushes him off before opening his door, only to be blasted by whipped cream as a prank. In the restroom, Robin looks at his reflection while Raven passes by, watching him. Raven offers to heal Robin’s emotional pain, but Robin politely walks away while thanking her. Starfire later arrives on the rooftop of Titans Tower, seeing Robin without his mask on, crying. She comforts him, allowing him to vent. He says that her presence helps him remember that there's more to life than fighting crime.

Batman watches them on the rooftop through a pair of binoculars. Robin and Starfire finally kiss, much to Batman's happiness, as he knows that Robin will now be in better hands.

One Morning

This comic explores the morning routine for Starfire and Raven. While Starfire goes on a workout with the rest of the Titans, Raven, not intending to join in, decides to wander freely around Jump City with the help of telepathy. In the process, she stops Gizmo from detonating a bomb. Her raven form returns to her body just in time to see Starfire burst into her room, angry that Raven is “oversleeping.”

Characters

• Robin
• Starfire
• Beast Boy
• Cyborg
• Raven
• Batman
• Silkie
• Gizmo
• The Flying Graysons (Flashback)

Regarding Robin

One Morning

Trivia

• Robin removes his mask, but unfortunately, the reader cannot see his whole face.
• Batman made an appearance as he narrates the story but does not speak.

Continuity

• This issue takes place after the movie Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo.

Goofs

• In "One Morning", Starfire's eyes are white instead of green.

References

Comics
	01. "Demo" 02. "The Beast Boy Who Cried Wolf" 03. "Lame" 04. "My Crummy Valentine" 05. "Monster Zit" 06. "Storm" 07. "How You Play the Game" 08. "Naked City" 09. "War Machine" 10. "Finding Nero" 11. "Countdown" 12. "Magic & Misdirection" 13. "What Time is it, Mr. Wolf?" 14. "If You Can't Beat 'Em" 15. "Pop Quiz" 16. "Beauty & the Wildebeest" 17. "Anger Management" 18. "When Chibis Attack" 19. "Song of the Dead" 20. "Secret Moves"	21. "Garsaurus REX Attacks!" 22. "The Book/Listen" 23. "Knockoff!" 24. "Power Failure" 25. "Secret Santa" 26. "Call of the Wild" 27. "Love is a Battlefield" 28. "Surprises" 29. "Who Wants Pie?" 30. "Slings & Arrows/The Battery" 31. "Night Time" 32. "Arena" 33. "The Strangest Sports Story Ever Told" 34. "The Great Race" 35. "Enemy of My Enemy" 36. "Troy" 37. "Winterlude" 38. "It's a Mod, Mod, Mod, Mod World" 39. "Stupid Cupid" 40. "Nearly Nabbed Me/Lightning in a Bottle"	41. "Bad Girls" 42. "Pieces of Me" 43. "The Fearsome Five" 44. "Red Raven" 45. "Biography of a Beast Boy/Cyborg's Story" 46. "Wildfire" 47. "Regarding Robin/One Morning" 48. "Wrong Place, Wrong Time" 49. "Legacy" 50. "Graduation Day" 51. "Metamorphosis" 52. "Dial H for Hero" 53. "Wacky Wednesday/Hot & Cold" 54. "Makes You Wonder" 55. "When There's Trouble..."