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Spinning out of Comicbook/{{Convergence}}, ''Titans Hunt'' is a an 8-issue comic book series written by Creator/DanAbnett that will re-introduce the past history of the Comicbook/TeenTitans into the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} DC Universe. A young precog named Lilith has visions of a forgotten Teen Titans team, and the series will revolve around her quest to seek out characters such as [[Comicbook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], [[Comicbook/WonderWoman Donna Troy]], [[Comicbook/GreenArrow Roy Harper]], and [[Comicbook/{{Aquaman}} Garth]].
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** A weird one comes from the trade collection, which features uncoloured pages that feature [[spoiler:Wally West's actions during the story]].
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* MaleGaze: Dove's first transformation gives us an ass shot, and it keeps going from there. She's also notably the only female character who wears a skintight costume.
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* GodzillaThreshold: The looming threats to everyone is enough to force Dick to don the ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} costume since ''ComicBook/ForeverEvil''.
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* GodzillaThreshold: The looming threats to everyone is enough to force Dick to don the ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} costume for the first time since ''ComicBook/ForeverEvil''.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: The first cover has the {{Comicbook/Justice League|Of America}} and the current Teen Titans standing solemnly at the grave of the fallen Titan ([[spoiler: who is revealed to be Don Hall in the final issue]]). Not only does this never happen, but those two teams never even appear in the series.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: The first cover has the {{Comicbook/Justice League|Of America}} and the current Teen Titans standing solemnly at the grave of the fallen Titan ([[spoiler: who ([[spoiler:who is revealed to be Don Hall in the final issue]]). Not only does this never happen, but those two teams never even appear in the series.
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Spinning out of Comicbook/{{Convergence}}, ''Titans Hunt'' is a 12-issue comic book series written by Creator/DanAbnett that will re-introduce the past history of the Comicbook/TeenTitans into the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} DC Universe. A young precog named Lilith has visions of a forgotten Teen Titans team, and the series will revolve around her quest to seek out characters such as [[Comicbook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], [[Comicbook/WonderWoman Donna Troy]], [[Comicbook/GreenArrow Roy Harper]], and [[Comicbook/{{Aquaman}} Garth]].
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Spinning out of Comicbook/{{Convergence}}, ''Titans Hunt'' is a 12-issue 8-issue comic book series written by Creator/DanAbnett that will re-introduce the past history of the Comicbook/TeenTitans into the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} DC Universe. A young precog named Lilith has visions of a forgotten Teen Titans team, and the series will revolve around her quest to seek out characters such as [[Comicbook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]], [[Comicbook/WonderWoman Donna Troy]], [[Comicbook/GreenArrow Roy Harper]], and [[Comicbook/{{Aquaman}} Garth]].
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: Lilith wiped the memories of the original Teen Titans to remove Mister Twister's tether on them, foiling his plot.]] It doesn't last.
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: The story is driven by the original Titans being drawn together after pieces of a forgotten past start reforming in their minds. It's revealed that [[spoiler: Lilith wiped the memories of the original Teen Titans to remove Mister Twister's tether on them, foiling his plot.]] It doesn't last.But by the conclusion of the story, no one can remember [[spoiler: the 10th Titan]], hinting at larger forces at play.
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* SequelHook: The ending of the book ties into the upcoming ''[[ComicBook/DCRebirth DC Universe: Rebirth #1]]''
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* SequelHook: The ending of After all is said and done, no one--not even Lilith--can remember who the book ties into forgotten tenth Titan was. Cue a yellow lightning bolt streaking across the upcoming ''[[ComicBook/DCRebirth sky, setting the stage for [[ComicBook/DCRebirth DC Universe: Rebirth #1]]''#1]].
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* BaitAndSwitch: To an extent. From the way the story began and how promotion of the series was conducted, many believed that the original pre-Flashpoint Wally West was a ForgottenFallenFriend. As the story concludes, it's later revealed that the deceased Titan is [[spoiler: Don Hall, the original Dove. ''However'', Wally is missing, and no one remembers him]].
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: One of the original Titans is considered "forgotten", and a grave is shown on the cover of the first issue. Many presume that this is [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]]. [[spoiler:It's actually the original Dove, murdered by Mr. Twister, but the final issue reveals there were ten Teen Titans, with Dove being the ''ninth''. No one remembers who the tenth was, implying it may indeed be Wally.]]
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: One of As the original Titans is considered "forgotten", regroup and a grave is shown on piece together the cover fragments of their missing memory, it's made apparent that they are forgetting someone--someone who died--whose death had been hinted since the series was first issue. Many presume that this is [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]]. [[spoiler:It's actually announced. [[spoiler: It's the original Dove, murdered by Mr. Twister, Don Hall, but even when he's eventually remembered absolutely ''no one'', not even Lilith--the mastermind behind the memory wipe--remembers who the final issue reveals there were ten Teen Titans, with Dove being member of the ''ninth''. No one remembers who the tenth was, implying it may indeed be Wally.]]original team was]].
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: It's becoming more apparent that the Titans made themselves forget their past to stop whatever Twister was trying to do to them.]]
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* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: It's becoming more apparent that Lilith wiped the memories of the original Teen Titans made themselves forget their past to stop whatever Twister was trying to do to them.]]remove Mister Twister's tether on them, foiling his plot.]] It doesn't last.
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* ReimaginingTheArtifact: The members of Diablo are all characters who were originally {{Fad Super}} villains in the Silver Age Teen Titans stories, like Mad Mod, Honeybun and Ding-Dong Daddy.
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** In the New 52 ''Comicbook/HawkAndDove'' series, it was stated that Don, the original Dove, had been killed in "[[Comicbook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarth the worst crisis the world has ever seen]]." [[spoiler: TheReveal in ''Titans Hunt'' #8 is that Mister Twister killed Don during his last battle with the Teen Titans.]]
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** In the New 52 ''Comicbook/HawkAndDove'' series, it was stated that Don, the original Dove, had been killed in "[[Comicbook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarth "[[Comicbook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths the worst crisis the world has ever seen]]." [[spoiler: TheReveal in ''Titans Hunt'' #8 is that Mister Twister killed Don during his last battle with the Teen Titans.]]
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** In the New 52 ''Comicbook/HawkAndDove'' series, it was stated that Don, the original Dove, had been killed in "the worst crisis the world has ever seen," implying that he died in an event similar to ''CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''. [[spoiler: TheReveal in issue #8 of ''Titans Hunt'' is that Mister Twister killed Don during his last battle with the Teen Titans.]]
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** In the New 52 ''Comicbook/HawkAndDove'' series, it was stated that Don, the original Dove, had been killed in "the "[[Comicbook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarth the worst crisis the world has ever seen," implying that he died in an event similar to ''CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''. seen]]." [[spoiler: TheReveal in issue #8 of ''Titans Hunt'' #8 is that Mister Twister killed Don during his last battle with the Teen Titans.]]
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* ReedRichardsIsUseless: Averted. It's implied that Mal's success in the music industry is owed to the subconscious use of his forgotten sonic abilities.
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* CoversAlwaysLie: The first cover has the {{Comicbook/Justice League|Of America}} and the current Teen Titans standing solemnly at the grave of the fallen Titan ([[spoiler: who is revealed to be Don Hall in the final issue]]). Not only does this never happen, but those two teams never even appear in the series.
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** In the New 52 ''Comicbook/HawkAndDove'' series, it was stated that Don, the original Dove, had been killed in "the worst crisis the world has ever seen," implying that he died in an event similar to ''CrisisOnInfiniteEarths''. [[spoiler: TheReveal in issue #8 of ''Titans Hunt'' is that Mister Twister killed Don during his last battle with the Teen Titans.]]
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** The final issues reveal that Mr. Twister is indeed the BigBad, but he's serving an interdimensional beast that's consuming worlds.
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: One of the original Titans is considered "forgotten", and a grave is shown on the cover of the first issue. Many presume that this is [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]]. [[spoiler:It's actually the original Dove, murdered by Mr. Twister, but the final issue reveals there were ten Teen Titans, with Dove being the ''ninth''. No one remembers who the tenth was, implying it may indeed by Wally.]]
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: One of the original Titans is considered "forgotten", and a grave is shown on the cover of the first issue. Many presume that this is [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]]. [[spoiler:It's actually the original Dove, murdered by Mr. Twister, but the final issue reveals there were ten Teen Titans, with Dove being the ''ninth''. No one remembers who the tenth was, implying it may indeed by be Wally.]]
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: One of the original Titans is considered "forgotten", and a grave is shown on the cover of the first issue. Many presume that this is [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]]. [[spoiler:It's actually the original Dove, murdered by Mr. Twister.]]
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: One of the original Titans is considered "forgotten", and a grave is shown on the cover of the first issue. Many presume that this is [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]]. [[spoiler:It's actually the original Dove, murdered by Mr. Twister.Twister, but the final issue reveals there were ten Teen Titans, with Dove being the ''ninth''. No one remembers who the tenth was, implying it may indeed by Wally.]]
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** The final issues reveal that Mr. Twister is indeed the BigBad, but he's serving an interdimensional beast that's consuming worlds.
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: One of the original Titans is considered "forgotten", and a grave is shown on the cover of the first issue. Many presume that this is [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]]. [[spoiler:It's actually the original Dove, murdered by Mr. Twister.]]
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* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Mr. Twister being around the other Titans allows him to regain corporeal form. [[spoiler:This allows the Titans to wound him and Gnarrk to throw him into the dimension his monstrous master resided in.]]
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* SequelHook: The ending of the book ties into the upcoming ''[[ComicBook/DCRebirth DC Universe: Rebirth #1]]''
* SidekickGraduationsStick: A ''very'' interesting case of this - all the heroes here have graduated, but, for some twisted reason, Mr. Twister keeps seeing the Titans as their younger selves, constantly calling them by their old codenames.
* SidekickGraduationsStick: A ''very'' interesting case of this - all the heroes here have graduated, but, for some twisted reason, Mr. Twister keeps seeing the Titans as their younger selves, constantly calling them by their old codenames.
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* VaguenessIsComing: At the end of the series, a police officer catches sight of a storm brewing, mentioning "thunder and lightning", with the last panel showing a lightning bolt hitting the ground.
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* GodzillaThreshold: The looming threats to everyone is enough to force Dick to don the ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} costume since ''ComicBook/ForeverEvil''.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: Mister Twister is channeling the creepiness he gained pre-Flashpoint when he became the Gargoyle.
* LaserGuidedAmnesia: [[spoiler: It's becoming more apparent that the Titans made themselves forget their past to stop whatever Twister was trying to do to them.]]
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Roy gets one in the second issue, which comes off as a TakeThat to his handling in ''RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' and ''[[{{Comicbook/RedHoodArsenal}} Red Hood/]][[SequelSeries Arsenal]]''.
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* TakeThat: Dick Grayson's first appearance in the series has him dealing with the head of a global organ theft ring specializing in metahuman organs for rich clientele. The organization's name is "Harvest." That Garth arrives and promptly murders the men leading this group might be considering a jab to the Harvest of Scott Lobdell's ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' volume because of how poorly received he is.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Roy gets one in the second issue, which comes off as a TakeThat to his handling in ''RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' and ''[[{{Comicbook/RedHoodArsenal}} Red Hood/]][[SequelSeries Arsenal]]''.
* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Roy gets one in the second issue, which comes off as a TakeThat to his handling in ''RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' and ''[[{{Comicbook/RedHoodArsenal}} Red Hood/]][[SequelSeries Arsenal]]''.
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* TakeThat: Dick Grayson's first appearance in the series has him dealing with the head of a global organ theft ring specializing in metahuman organs for rich clientele. The organization's name is "Harvest." That Garth arrives and promptly murders the men leading this group might be considering considered a jab to the Harvest of Scott Lobdell's ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' volume because of how poorly received he is.
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*TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Roy gets ThresholdGuardian: Lilith was serving as one in to the second issue, which comes off rest of the Titans after their memories were erased, though it becomes clear she wasn't keeping complete tabs on all of them as a TakeThat to his handling in ''RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' and ''[[{{Comicbook/RedHoodArsenal}} Red Hood/]][[SequelSeries Arsenal]]''.she seemingly wasn't aware that Dawn Granger is the new Dove when they meet.
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* {{Retcon}}: The whole purpose of this storyline is to retroactively introduce past Teen Titans history for the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} versions of Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Roy Harper, Garth, Mal Duncan, Gnarrk, and Hawk and Dove.
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** The whole purpose of this storyline is to retroactively introduce past Teen Titans history for the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} versions of Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Roy Harper, Garth, Mal Duncan, Gnarrk, and Hawk and Dove.
** The whole purpose of this storyline is to retroactively introduce past Teen Titans history for the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} versions of Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Roy Harper, Garth, Mal Duncan, Gnarrk, and Hawk and Dove.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Roy gets one in the second issue, coming off as a TakeThat to his handling in ''RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' and ''[[{{Comicbook/RedHoodArsenal}} Red Hood/]][[SequelSeries Arsenal]]''.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: Roy gets one in the second issue, coming which comes off as a TakeThat to his handling in ''RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' and ''[[{{Comicbook/RedHoodArsenal}} Red Hood/]][[SequelSeries Arsenal]]''.
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** TheReasonYouSuckSpeech Roy gets in the second issue feels like a similar criticism to his handling in ''RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' and ''Red Hood/Arsenal''.
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* HappilyMarried: Mal Duncan and Karen Breecher. They were originally this before they unceremoniously split up during the last ''DoomPatrol'' comic. And not only are they married, Karen's pregnant.
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* HappilyMarried: Mal Duncan and Karen Breecher. They were originally this before they unceremoniously split up during the last ''DoomPatrol'' ''ComicBook/DoomPatrol'' comic. And not only are they married, Karen's pregnant.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Dan Abnett has mentioned that because the current versions of Donna Troy and Garth are evil, there will be some tricky obstacles to making them part of a superhero team.
* BigBad: It's implied that someone out there is responsible for the Titans not remembering they were a team and that they were friends, and said someone is also constantly watching them. The only person who is aware of this villain is Lilith. That Dick Grayson feels weird looking at a whirlpool and Lilith looks as though she's seen a ghost when she sees two kids playing Twister implies the villain is Mr. Twister, the first bad guy the Titans ever fought.
* TheBusCameBack: This is the first time Gnarrk has been included as a main character in any Titans media besides the cartoon since the 1980s.
** Mister Twister, the first villain that the Titans ever fought, has been confirmed by solicitations to be making his New 52 debut.
* BigBad: It's implied that someone out there is responsible for the Titans not remembering they were a team and that they were friends, and said someone is also constantly watching them. The only person who is aware of this villain is Lilith. That Dick Grayson feels weird looking at a whirlpool and Lilith looks as though she's seen a ghost when she sees two kids playing Twister implies the villain is Mr. Twister, the first bad guy the Titans ever fought.
* TheBusCameBack: This is the first time Gnarrk has been included as a main character in any Titans media besides the cartoon since the 1980s.
** Mister Twister, the first villain that the Titans ever fought, has been confirmed by solicitations to be making his New 52 debut.
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* AdaptationalVillainy: Dan Abnett has mentioned that because the current versions of Donna Troy and Garth are evil, there will be some tricky obstacles to making them part of a superhero team.
team. The book is also questioning Roy Harper's current moral alignment and his less-than-heroic tendencies.
* BigBad: It's implied that someone out there is responsible for the Titans not remembering they were a team and that they were friends, and said someone is also constantly watching them. The only person who is aware of this villain is Lilith. That Dick Grayson feels weird looking at a whirlpool and Lilith looks as though she's seen a ghost when she sees two kids playing Twister implies the villain is Mr. Twister, the first bad guy the Titans everfought.
fought. While Mr. Twister ''has'' appeared in the second issue and mentioned in the solicits for future issues, said solicits referring to a third party may mean there is a BiggerBad.
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** This is the first time Gnarrk has been included as a main character in any Titans media besides the cartoon since the 1980s.
** Mister Twister, the first villain that the Titans ever fought,has been confirmed by solicitations to be making his New 52 debut.appeared in the second issue bedeviling Roy Harper.
* BigBad: It's implied that someone out there is responsible for the Titans not remembering they were a team and that they were friends, and said someone is also constantly watching them. The only person who is aware of this villain is Lilith. That Dick Grayson feels weird looking at a whirlpool and Lilith looks as though she's seen a ghost when she sees two kids playing Twister implies the villain is Mr. Twister, the first bad guy the Titans ever
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** This is the first time Gnarrk has been included as a main character in any Titans media besides the cartoon since the 1980s.
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** TheReasonYouSuckSpeech Roy gets in the second issue feels like a similar criticism to his handling in ''RedHoodAndTheOutlaws'' and ''Red Hood/Arsenal''.
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** Mister Twister, the first villain that the Titans ever fought, has been confirmed by solicitations to be making his New 52 debut.
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* BigBad: It's implied that someone out there is responsible for the Titans not remembering they were a team and that they were friends, and said someone is also constantly watching them. The only person who is aware of this villain is Lilith. That Dick Grayson feels weird looking at a whirlpool and Lilith looks as though she's seen a ghost when she sees two kids playing Twister implies the villain is Mr. Twister, the first bad guy the Titans ever fought.
* TheBusCameBack: This is the first time Gnarrk has been included as a main character in any Titans media besides the cartoon since the 1980s.
* TheBusCameBack: This is the first time Gnarrk has been included as a main character in any Titans media besides the cartoon since the 1980s.
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* InsistentTerminology: The word "Flash" appear quite a bit in the narration of the first issue.
* HappilyMarried: Mal Duncan and Karen Breecher. They were originally this before they unceremoniously split up during the last ''DoomPatrol'' comic. And not only are they married, Karen's pregnant.
* OffTheWagon: Roy Harper, who was retconned into being a recovering alcoholic instead of a recovering heroin addict, officially falls off when he drinks an entire bottle of whiskey. However, the narration claims that Roy drinks because he's trying to remember something.
* PlotRelevantAgeUp: Lilith Clay was last seen in the previous volume of ''Comicbook/TeenTitans'' as around the same age as Tim Drake's team. Here, Lilith appears to be in her early twenties.
* HappilyMarried: Mal Duncan and Karen Breecher. They were originally this before they unceremoniously split up during the last ''DoomPatrol'' comic. And not only are they married, Karen's pregnant.
* OffTheWagon: Roy Harper, who was retconned into being a recovering alcoholic instead of a recovering heroin addict, officially falls off when he drinks an entire bottle of whiskey. However, the narration claims that Roy drinks because he's trying to remember something.
* PlotRelevantAgeUp: Lilith Clay was last seen in the previous volume of ''Comicbook/TeenTitans'' as around the same age as Tim Drake's team. Here, Lilith appears to be in her early twenties.
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** Lilith's history in the current DC universe also seems to have been revised. She was formally introduced as a brainwashed ally of Titans villain Harvest, and then later appeared without any powers and no longer serving Harvest. The first issue of ''Titans Hunt'' establishes her as a counselor specializing in helping substance abuse addicts and it appears she's been doing this for a while as one of her longtime patients is Roy Harper.
* TakeThat: Dick Grayson's first appearance in the series has him dealing with the head of a global organ theft ring specializing in metahuman organs for rich clientele. The organization's name is "Harvest." That Garth arrives and promptly murders the men leading this group might be considering a jab to the Harvest of Scott Lobdell's ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' volume because of how poorly received he is.
* TakeThat: Dick Grayson's first appearance in the series has him dealing with the head of a global organ theft ring specializing in metahuman organs for rich clientele. The organization's name is "Harvest." That Garth arrives and promptly murders the men leading this group might be considering a jab to the Harvest of Scott Lobdell's ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' volume because of how poorly received he is.
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* FixFic: The goal of this storyline is the straighten out the mishandled and self-contradicting Titans history set forth in Scott Lobdell's Comicbook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws and Comicbook/TeenTitans.
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Spinning out of Comicbook/{{Convergence}}, ''Titans Hunt'' is a 12-issue comic book series written by Creator/DanAbnett that will re-introduce the past history of the Comicbook/TeenTitans into the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} DC Universe. A young precog named Lilith has visions of a forgotten Teen Titans team, and the series will revolve around her quest to seek out characters such as Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Roy Harper, and Garth.Garth.
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* ForgottenFallenFriend: One of the original Titans is considered "forgotten", and a grave is shown on the cover of the first issue. Many presume that this is [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]].
* {{Retcon}}: The whole purpose of this storyline is to retroactively introduce past Teen Titans history for the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} versions of Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Roy Harper, Garth, Mal Duncan, Gnarrk, and Hawk and Dove.
* VisionsOfAnotherSelf: Lilith receiving visions of a forgotten Teen Titans team is what will kick off this storyline.
!!''Comicbook/TitansHunt2015'' features examples of:
* ForgottenFallenFriend: One of the original Titans is considered "forgotten", and a grave is shown on the cover of the first issue. Many presume that this is [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]].
* {{Retcon}}: The whole purpose of this storyline is to retroactively introduce past Teen Titans history for the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} versions of Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Roy Harper, Garth, Mal Duncan, Gnarrk, and Hawk and Dove.
* VisionsOfAnotherSelf: Lilith receiving visions of a forgotten Teen Titans team is what will kick off this storyline.
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Spinning out of Comicbook/{{Convergence}}, ''Titans Hunt'' is a 12-issue comic book series written by Creator/DanAbnett that will re-introduce the past history of the Comicbook/TeenTitans into the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} DC Universe. A young precog named Lilith has visions of a forgotten Teen Titans team, and the series will revolve around her quest to seek out characters such as Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Roy Harper, and Garth.
Spinning out of Comicbook/{{Convergence}}, ''Titans Hunt'' is a 12-issue comic book series written by Creator/DanAbnett that will re-introduce the past history of the Comicbook/TeenTitans into the post-Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}} DC Universe. A young precog named Lilith has visions of a forgotten Teen Titans team, and the series will revolve around her quest to seek out characters such as Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Roy Harper, and Garth.
