Les Jeunes T. #12
"Remise en question" marks a pivotal moment in the Teen Titans' journey, as Kid Flash departs the team after dismantling a Brother Blood outpost, setting off a chain of personal reckonings. In a quiet but powerful shift, Dick Grayson begins to step away from the mantle of Robin, laying the groundwork for his transformation into Nightwing—signaling the end of one era and the dawn of another. Written by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez, with art by Pérez and Tanghal and colors by Adrienne Roy, the issue's emotional weight is matched by George Pérez's dynamic cover pencils and inks.
In "Remise en question," the aftermath of a brutal mission against Brother Blood’s outpost shakes the Teen Titans to their core. As Kid Flash walks away from the team, Dick Grayson confronts his own identity, beginning the quiet, deliberate shift that will one day make him Nightwing.
In "Le prêtre du sang," Dick Grayson takes a bold stand by leading a delegation of U.S. lawmakers to Zandia, determined to expose the truth behind Brother Blood’s mysterious influence—only to find himself and the politicians trapped in a web of deception. As Brother Blood’s sinister plans unfold, the rest of the Titans are drawn into the same perilous trap, each facing a test of faith, loyalty, and survival.
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