History ComicBook / TitansRebirth

''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueNoJustice'' brought an end to the current lineup (along with those of ''Justice League'', ''Justice League of America'' and ''Teen Titans''). The new team consists of Raven, Donna Troy, Miss Martian, Beast Boy, and Steel (Natasha Irons), with Nightwing serving as leader. The new team formed in response to a metahuman epidemic brought about by the end of ''ComicBook/DarkNightsMetal''. Dan Abnett continues as the writer, with Brandon Peterson taking over art duties. The initial team came to an end with a Special in June 2018, and the book was cancelled outright in early 2019.

* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove: Roy, to Troia

''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueNoJustice'' brought an end to the current lineup (along with those of ''Justice League'', ''Justice League of America'' and ''Teen Titans''). The new team consists of Raven, Donna Troy, Miss Martian, Beast Boy, and Steel (Natasha Irons), with Nightwing serving as leader. The new team formed in response to a metahuman epidemic brought about by the end of ''ComicBook/DarkNightsMetal''. Dan Abnett continues as the writer, with Brandon Peterson taking over art duties. The initial team came to an end with a Special in June 2018.

** After Comicbook/{{JusticeLeagueNoJustice}}

''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueNoJustice'' will bring an end to the current lineup (along with those of ''Justice League'', ''Justice League of America'' and ''Teen Titans''). The new team consists of Raven, Donna Troy, Miss Martian, Beast Boy, and Steel (Natasha Irons), with Nightwing serving as leader. The new team will be formed in response to a metahuman epidemic brought about by the end of ''ComicBook/DarkNightsMetal''. Dan Abnett will continue as the writer, with Brandon Peterson taking over art duties. The initial team will come to an end with a Special in June.

* SpiritualSuccessor: To the 1999-2003 incarnation of ''Titans'', helped by the fact that the team is comprised of the original Teen Titans.

** TheLeader: Nightwing
** TheLancer: The Flash (Wally)
** TheSmartGuy: Omen
** TheBigGuy: Donna Troy/Tempest
** TheChick: Arsenal
** SixthRanger: Bumblebee

''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueNoJustice'' will bring an end to the series (along with ''Justice League'', ''Justice League of America'' and ''Teen Titans''). Dick will continue his solo adventures in ''Nightwing'' while Wally returned to the pages of ''The Flash'' after this series' third arc.

** Wally West's pacemaker was supposed to last longer. Originally, Abnett said he had a grand story about defining Wally's role in a world where a Flash and Kid Flash already existed. Wally even wrote a letter to Dick, resigning from the team but this went to nowhere as his heart issues were wrapped up quickly right after when Kid Flash healed his heart. And after that arc, Wally's story is moved to main Flash comic where Joshua Williamson set up his new status quo.

''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueNoJustice'' will bring an end to the series (along with ''Justice League'', ''Justice League of America'' and ''Teen Titans''). Dick will continue his solo adventures in ''Nightwing'', while Wally returned to the pages of ''The Flash'' after this series' third arc.

* AbortedArc: Wally West's pacemaker was supposed to last longer. Originally, Abnett said he had a grand story about defining Wally's role in a world where a Flash and Kid Flash already existed. Wally even wrote a letter to Dick, resigning from the team but this went to nowhere as his heart issues were wrapped up quickly right after by Kid Flash and never mentioned again. The book is ending on April after a Roy Harper focused arc. and Wally's story is moved to main Flash book as a result.
** Wally's relationship with Lilith Clay. In the Rebirth issue of the series, the first thing Omen remembers about Wally is a kiss they share and she acts fond of Wally during the entirety of the first arc., showing hints of lingering crush on him. This plotline is dropped after ''Lazarus Contract'' once Lilith and Garth enter into a relationship without even mentioning her past with Wally.

''Justice League: No Justice'' will bring an end to the series (along with ''Justice League'', ''Justice League of America'' and ''Teen Titans''). Dick will continue his solo adventures in ''Nightwing'', while Wally returned to the pages of ''The Flash'' after this series' third arc.

* WhamShot: TheReveal that "the girl Clay" is [[a version of Donna Troy from the future]]

The series will crossover with ''ComicBook/TeenTitansRebirth'' and ''ComicBook/DeathstrokeRebirth'' in ''ComicBook/TheLazarusContract'', a BatFamilyCrossover that will feature Deathstroke trying to use the Speed Force to revive his dead son, Grant. It is also intended to clear up the ContinuitySnarl regarding the Titans' Post-Flashpoint history, along with Deathstroke's relationship with the team, which was similarly RetGone'd in the New 52.

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Issue 17 has Wally West II lament the "death" of the original Wally West, stating that Wally died because of him, and that he died saving Wally II from a dumb act. He says he'll fix Wally, even if it kills him. It really does feel like Dan Abnett is talking directly to readers and apologising for what happened to Wally in ''The Lazarus Contract''.

* ContinuitySnarl: Donna Troy makes mention of being an orphan raised by the Amazons. This is in direct conflict with her origin in the New 52, where she's a clone of Wonder Woman made from clay. It's later revealed that [[spoiler: she ''is'' still that Donna Troy, and her false memories of being an orphan raised by the Amazons were given to her ''by'' the Amazons ton give her a fresh start]]. How this even works, with the New 52 Amazons being revealed to be an illusion in ''ComicBook/WonderWomanRebirth'' remains to be seen, as well as the fact that, in the ''Rebirth'' timeline, Donna was Wonder Girl, which couldn't have been possible with the clay Donna. Not only that, but Wally is established to having been protected from the numerous memory-altering hijinks going on, so it's doubtful that what the Amazons did could affect him.

* BeserkButton: The first Annual makes it ''very'' clear that insulting or doubting Wally is one for the normally friendly and polite Barry Allen.

* BewareTheNiceOnes: The first Annual makes it ''very'' clear that insulting or doubting Wally is one for the normally friendly and polite Barry Allen.

** After Psimon boasts on "taking something important" from Karen's mind, Mal comes in to help the Titans. Karen's reaction: [["I'm sorry...who are you? Have we met?"]]

* MythologyGag: "The Return of Wally West", the title of the first arc, is a reference to a Wally West-era ''Flash'' story called "The Return of Barry Allen", although the similarities, aside from the return of a long-missing Flash, end there.

* VisualPun: Abra Kadabra's watch has a blood splotch on it in the same shape and position as the blood on the Comedian's button in ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}.