Titans: Old Friends #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2009 DC collection brings together the four-issue miniseries Titans: Old Friends, which reunites former members of the Teen Titans for a story centered on the complex history between Nightwing and Roy Harper. The plot delves into their strained friendship and shared past as the duo faces a threat that forces them to confront old wounds. Written by J.T. Krul with art by various contributors, the volume offers a character-driven look at legacy heroes navigating their adult lives and relationships.
In "The Fickle Hand, Part One: Go East, Young Man," Cyborg attempts to unite the past and present by bringing the original Teen Titans together to train a new generation of heroes—only to find that old bonds aren’t as easy to rebuild as he hoped. As the Titans East face a grueling team exercise, tensions flare and trust begins to unravel in ways no one expected. Written by Judd Winick and illustrated by Ian Churchill, with inks by Norm Rapmund, Andy Lanning, and Jon Sibal, and colors by Edgar Delgado, the issue features a striking cover by Ethan Van Sciver.
In "The Fickle Hand, Part One: Go East, Young Man," Cyborg leads a reluctant group of Teen Titans East—Hawk, Dove, Power Boy, Anima, Son of Vulcan, Lagoon Boy, and Little Barda—on a training mission meant to test their unity, but old tensions and unspoken doubts threaten to unravel them before they even begin. With the shadow of past victories over the Joker and Bizarro still lingering, the team must confront more than just their own misgivings—especially when the past isn’t as neatly buried as they thought.
In the wake of a devastating ambush that shattered Cyborg’s training team, seven former Titans—Nightwing, Starfire, Raven, Red Arrow, Beast Boy, Troia, and Flash—rally with the current Teen Titans to confront a threat that reaches into their past. As old wounds and buried secrets surface, the line between loyalty and vengeance blurs, and the weight of legacy threatens to pull them apart.
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