Wrong Place, Wrong Time

Wrong Place, Wrong Time
Release date	December 1, 2007
Writer	J. Torres
Artwork	Todd Nauck Lary Stucker Heroic Age Studios
Cover	Todd Nauck Kanila Tripp
Letterer	Mike Sellers
Editor	Tom Palmer Jr.
Chronology
Previous	"Regarding Robin/One Morning"
Next	"Legacy"

"Wrong Place, Wrong Time" is issue #48 of Teen Titans Go!.

Summary

Kilowatt is the lost Titan from the future! He helped the present-day Titans defeat the Brotherhood of Evil, but now he wants to go home. Will Raven and Herald be able to send him back to the future…or will he end up in the wrong place, wrong time?

Plot

Killowat has been a Teen Titan in Robin, Starfire, Raven, Cyborg, and Beast Boy's universe for some time now. He came into their world when Raven heard his cry for help from his dimension and pulled him into her's. Now, Raven thinks she found a way to send him back, but she makes a mistake and sends him to the Teen Tyrants' universe. There he is ambushed and taken to their base.

Raven realizes her wrong doing and teleports the Titans to that universe, where they are defeated by the Tyrants. However, the Brotherhood of Justice comes in and defeats the Tyrants, allowing the Titans to escape with Killowat. Raven brings the Herald and together they open many portals. Killowat spots his universe, a dark and cold looking place. He sees his fellow Team Titans battling Slade's army, so he jumps in and Raven locks the door. Killowat was finally at home.

Characters

• Beast Boy
• Cyborg
• Robin
• Starfire
• Raven
• Killowat
• Doctor Light (cameo)
• Robot Commandos
• Herald
  • Teen Tyrants
• Arsenal
• Tempest
• Red Robin
• Blackfire
• Red Raven
• Brotherhood of Justice
  • Gemini
• Nightwing
• Battalion
• Mirage
• Psimon (cameo)
• Madame Rouge (cameo)
• Mammoth (cameo)
• General Immortus (cameo)
• Mr. Wolf (cameo)
• Larry (cameo)
• Malchior (cameo)

Gallery

Trivia

• The doors which Herald, Raven and Killowat opened show several scenes from the animated series, including:
  • "How Long is Forever?" (possibly, depicted by Nightwing)
  • "Spellbound"
  • "Bunny Raven... or ...How to Make A Titananimal Disappear"
  • "Cyborg the Barbarian"
  • "The End - Part 3" (possible, depicted by White Raven against a background of city ruins)
• One of the doors also contain the original incarnation of the Teen Titans.

Cultural references

• Red Arrow was shown quoting "Be very, very quiet! I'm hunting rabbit!", a reference to the trademark catchphrase from Looney Tunes character Elmer Fudd.

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..."