Food Fright

Food Fright is issue #1 of Teen Titans Go!

Writer: Sholly Fisch

Artwork: Ben Gates

Cover by: Dan Hipp

Release Date: November 23, 2013

Summary
Someone's been eating Cyborg's sandwiches! But who? One of the other Teen Titans? Or something more...SINISTER? Cyborg and his stomach want answers! NOW!

Plot
Cyborg is getting ready to eat his sandwich. He opens the fridge and finds out it's gone. This has not the first time this has happened and it's odd because whoever has been stealing hasn't stolen Raven's pizza. Whoever ate it also ate the security camera he installed too.

Robin tries to get to the bottom of this by interrogating the Titans, but gets nowhere. Cyborg then installs a high-tech, state of the art security system to protect his sandwich. He goes to check on it and the security system works, but his sandwich is still gone. Robin then checks for a clue in Raven's pizza and a Pizza Monster emerges from the box and attacks the Titans.

It turns out Raven got the pizza from her father Trigon who had made a specialty pizza for her…complete with demonic possession. The Titans are unable to harm it until Robin notices that it had not taken Starfire's cake. It wouldn't take it because a demonic pizza monster would never take…Angel Food Cake! Robin throws "holy" cake at the Pizza Monster and causes it to explode. While the rest of the Titans argue about who is going to clean up, Starfire notices that Silkie is already doing that by eating the pizza. The issue ends with Silkie possibly becoming demonically possessed by the pizza remains as he hisses and grows Trigon-eyes, with the Titans unaware of this happening… For Now!

Characters

 * Cyborg
 * Robin
 * Starfire
 * Beast Boy
 * Raven
 * Trigon
 * Silkie
 * Pizza Monster

Trivia

 * Robin mentions Brother Blood and Mad Mod, two Titans villains who also appeared in the original animated s
 * Starfire's crush on Robin is shown more in this issue when she calls him cute when he's interrogating her.
 * The Pizza Monster and Silkie (possessed by Trigon?) have six eyes while Trigon and Raven (in demonic form) have four. This is possibly a reference to Trigon in the New 52, who now has 6 eyes or 3 pairs (hence TRI-gon).