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    Titans #18

    Titans » Titans #18 - Alone in the Dark released by DC Comics on December 2009.

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    With the Titans team slowly dissolving as members drift their own way, only the empath Raven recognizes the mounting disconnection. With her only friends drifting apart, Raven makes a surprising life choice that will affect the course of her strained relationship with Beast Boy.
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    Adding To the Mystique of Raven 0

    Titans #18 - Alone in the Dark by hyperion322 on October 15, 2009

    Brian Q. Miller is now one of my favorite Titans writers after his three issue arc in, Teen Titans, and I'm pleased to report that this story is no exception! It seems Raven is still hot on the trail of her siblings, all half-demon offspring of Trigon the Terrible. While thwarting an attempted sacrifice to her father from cultists lead by her younger brother, Envy, Miller shows that Raven is not the physically weak woman fans once knew. No, Raven now has martial combat skills that may rival t...

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    Raven Knows Kung Phu 0

    Titans #18 - Alone in the Dark by englentine on May 17, 2010

    Here is where I eat a little crow about my comments about character progression. In this case, Raven has apparently gone from mature woman who keeps her emotions closely gaurded to a kung fu queen jumping around and making jokes.  Now I can understand Nightwing would have shown her how to do a couple of moves, but I still percieve Raven as someone who would not get physical until it was a last resort.    That being said, the book was surprisingly not all that crappy. Bryan Q. Miller put together...

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