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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In 1996, riding high on the Grant Morrison relaunch of the Justice League of America, DC Comics attempted to relaunch Teen Titans yet again. It failed miserably, in large part due to massive amounts of Executive Meddling. Most notably, the fact that no one wanted to let the 1996 Teen Titans writer Dan Jurgens use any of the major teen heroes running around DC at the time (particularly Robin III—Tim Drake, who actually won a fan contest to select a new member of the team—only for the Batman editors to refuse to honor the contest results, resulting in Captain Marvel Jr. being forced upon Jurgens instead.) The lack of "Teen" in the "Titans" didn't help, either. |
