So I thought Red Star was pretty groovy. I think I'd be interested in a mini-series or something starring him.
Poor Risk! I kind of felt sorry for him.
Now we know *why* the Miss Martian cover has all the Titan traitors on it...
25 suspects? And are we supposed to recognize the book?
Posted by Tamper Lad on :
Did the conversation with Red Star hint at the end of 52?
Aliens responsible for giving him his powers invaded two months ago. Could it be some sort of Dominator invasion? We know they remember the 52.
Posted by Quislet, Esq. on :
I for one did not like all the pseudo-Titans. I am not a stickler for continuity, but I do like some sense of continuity. So where did Miss Martian, John Zatara, and Osiris (apparently related to Black Adam) come from? ARGH!!!!!!!
Posted by Eryk Davis Ester on :
Well, presumably Osiris is part of the "Black Marvel" family, which is supposed to be appearing in 52.
The rest I suppose we'll find out more about as we go along.
Posted by Beast Boy on :
Link to pages 20 & 21 of this issue.
Posted by MLLASH on :
I loved the 2-page splash of former 1-year gap mystery Titans, what a teaser!
I don't recognize the book, myself.
Another good issue, though I missed the regular artist a bit.
DOOM PATROL fans don't want to miss SECRET SIX # 4, based on the cover image I've seen in DC NATION.
Posted by Thriftshop Debutante on :
Donna and Dick find Donna's childhood doll, which yields an important clue to Donna's mysterious past.
They find the orphanage director who remembers her mother, Dorothy Hinckley. Dorothy died of cancer when Donna was an infant.
Donna recognizes a house and is reunited with her first adoptive mother.
Why was her past so mysterious? Child-selling ring!
Dick loves Donna like a sister. Dick does not love Kory like a sister.
She is Donna Hinckley Stacey Troy. Don't let anybody ever tell you any different.