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Teen Titans (1966) #37

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"Scourge of the Skeletal Riders!": The Teen Titans travel to Ranistan, a foreign land torn by civil war, to rescue an old friend, newsreel cameraman Grady Dawes, who is missing and presumed dead while covering the conflict for the media. Again and again, they find their efforts thwarted by myste

Quote1 And I know what you're all thinking--that Lilith's right...that we're being thwarted by the legendary Four Horsemen! Well, I don't buy it! Quote2
— Robin

Teen Titans #37 is an issue of the series Teen Titans (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 1972. It was published on November 16, 1971.

Synopsis for "Scourge of the Skeletal Riders!"

The Teen Titans travel to Ranistan, a foreign land torn by civil war, to rescue an old friend, newsreel cameraman Grady Dawes, who is missing and presumed dead while covering the conflict for the media. Again and again, they find their efforts thwarted by mysterious figures resembling the Biblical Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Finally, Death (in the form of the final horseman) claims Grady Dawes, while the Titans are occupied saving a young Ranistanian mother and child from his fatal scythe.

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  • Grady Dawes (Dies in flashback)
  • Major Tahal

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Synopsis for "Superboy Meets the Young Green Arrow!"

This story is reprinted from Adventure Comics #258.

While tinkering with his time monitor, Superboy happens upon viewing an event in the future about the crime fighter named the Green Arrow, and learns his true identity of Oliver Queen. Coincidentally, the next day at school, the young Oliver Queen becomes a student in Clark Kent's class.

Hoping to steer young Oliver towards his destiny, he suggests that the lad dress up as Robin Hood for the annual Smallville history pageant. When the event is used by criminals as a means of smuggling stolen gold out of Smallville, Superboy tries to get Oliver to help him with trick arrows, however the young boy is not very adept at shooting a bow.

Superboy must save the day, and eventually learns that Mr. Brand, a rancher is involved in the gold smuggling by having the gold turned into horse shoes until they could be shipped out. Superboy ultimately foils this plan and Mr. Brand is arrested. Afterwards, Oliver returns the Robin Hood costume back to Clark Kent, telling him that he'll never be a good archer, little knowing what Clark knows about Oliver's future.

Appearing in "Superboy Meets the Young Green Arrow!"

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  • Jim Brand (Single appearance)

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  • Lana Lang
  • Tom Hawkes (Single appearance)
  • Fred Winters (Single appearance)
  • Will Bronson (Single appearance)

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