Comments on: Zombie-Hawk and Zombie-Dove in Teen Titans #31

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By: Birdzilla

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By: Chris Arndt

Chris Arndt — Wed, 01 Feb 2006 22:33:18 +0000

Totally over?…. one hopes. Their marriage ended because she cheated on him.

Then she divorced him.

As for self-assured… one hopes as well. She refused to even be engaged to Ray Palmer until she felt that she was good enough in her professional role.

I hate her.

By: Steven

Steven — Wed, 01 Feb 2006 15:55:07 +0000

Risk is from Dan Jurgens generally disliked (but I personally enjoyed) run on Teen Titans. Basically, he was given the title but told not to use anyone who you would think would actually be a titan (sort of the opposite of Young Justice). So he created four new characters, which ranged from the interesting Argent (spoiled girl with silver Green Lantern powers and a shadey father) to the utterly generic Risk, who had Johnny Storm’s personality and the Thing’s powers, minus the Thing’s good looks. Yeah, I didn’t like Risk.

It was also my only exposure to Jean Loring pre-ID crisis, where she was presented a compentant, self-assured lawyer totally over her former marriage to Ray Palmer, while Ray wasn’t quite over her. Which is one reason why I thought that making the Atom the killer made SO much more sense than Jean.

By: Chris Arndt

Chris Arndt — Tue, 31 Jan 2006 19:06:01 +0000

First of all, Aquagirl seems rather finely formed for a corpse.

Second, Extant had the body of Waverider thus as a dead person he would be dispersed, so if he were to appear as a corpse it would be as Hawk… because Monarch armor is expensive and hard to get… it’s Hawk costume or naked.

Third, I thought Kole had these solid-crystal-Green-Lantern-type powers. I wouldn’t fight that.

Fourth, Terra ain’t dead; she was resurrected and her personality was replaced. If we were reading (and I wasn’t, I used that titanstower fansite) her grave was revealed to be empty.

Fifth, who the heck is Risk?

Sixth, there’s comments here on Captain Carrot and other crazy shite.

Seventh, David Oakes has risen in fanboy stature to those who would get no-prizes from Marvel. Someone who likes his comics enough to patch continuity holes in his head. If there weren’t people like David Oakes then no one would like Crisis; Crisis has plot holes galore…

By: David Oakes

David Oakes — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 23:57:00 +0000

And, IIRC, contradicts a Wolfman plot, where Cyborg is able to keep from being possessed by Jericho at all by closing his human eye.

(Ob FanBoy Fix: Correcting two continuity gaps with one plot stone, Cyborg is still the mix of human and robot, which means that Jericho can enter, but would be translated into data regardless. Cyborg’s “human eye/cyborg eye” trick is merely part of the same psychosomatic crutch that keeps him in his “old school” form rather than being able to access all of his gold T1000 abilities. And how low have I sunk that I am filling in continuity for Johns?)

By: Zach

Zach — Sat, 28 Jan 2006 19:08:50 +0000

In one of the Teen Titans secret files a few years ago (after the Planet DC Annuals, but before the most recent relaunch of Titans and the Outsiders) they established that the Terra from Team Titans and IC#4 is the same Terra who betrayed the Titans. Her grave was empty and she was confirmed as the same one.

Jericho is alive. He showed up in both of the first two collected editions of the Johns Titans. In “A Kid’s Game” he had possessed Deathstroke at the time of his death and eventually regained enough strength to take him over and use him to convince the Titans that “kids shouldn’t wear costumes” (he was at least a little insane.) In the end he was absorbed into Raven. Then in the “Family Lost” TPB Brother Blood had Raven absorb the Titans into her cloak where they had to fight Jericho again. This ended when he tried to enter Cyborg and Cyborg closed his human eye, using his robotic eye to convert him into a data file on a disk in Titans Tower until they can find a way to help him, or whatever it is they plan to do with him.

An interesting note is that this “human eye” nonsense seems to contradict the status quo set in Johns’ own OWAW Flash tie in, in that Cyborg is still the same mix of human and robot that he was when in the gold form, just stuck in his old shape.

By: Jeff R.

Jeff R. — Fri, 27 Jan 2006 22:08:17 +0000

I’m fairly sure that Jericho is supposed to be ‘alive’, sort of. No body, but his travelling consciousness is locked away in some body kept in a suspended animation tube of some sort. Or that’s the impression that I got from the rather horrid Secret Files from last year.

Danny and Kole both had powers that could probably be a threat if they were evil and written well.

By: Nala

Nala — Fri, 27 Jan 2006 19:52:24 +0000

I think it is funny that I’ve thought about Risk, and more stupidly his arm, more in reading this post and comments than I ever did when he was actually appearing in a montly book.

By: Scott

Scott — Fri, 27 Jan 2006 19:35:18 +0000

I want to see Risk being introduced to Aquaman, and they can’t figure out how to shake hands.