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Tales of the Teen Titans Vol 1 53

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"(Angel) Devil on the Wing!": Donna and Terry Long return from their honeymoon, even as Lilith is attacked outside Titans Tower by someone claiming to be the Terminator. Lilith and the Titans then return to STAR Labs, where the precognitive Titan inexplicably begins to radiate heat and frees the


Quote1 Donna's looking happier than I've ever seen her. Quote2
— Dick Grayson

Tales of the Teen Titans #53 is an issue of the series Tales of the Teen Titans (Volume 1) with a cover date of May, 1985. It was published on February 7, 1985.

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Synopsis for "(Angel) Devil on the Wing!"

Donna and Terry Long return from their honeymoon, even as Lilith is attacked outside Titans Tower by someone claiming to be the Terminator. Lilith and the Titans then return to STAR Labs, where the precognitive Titan inexplicably begins to radiate heat and frees the amnesiac winged alien from the testing equipment of the resident scientists. Holding off her teammates with her new powers, Lilith allows the extraterrestrial to escape. The Titans, believing the alien responsible for Lilith's powers and strange behavior, fruitlessly pursue him through the city in a hectic chase until he unaccountably vanishes from sight. The young heroes then join Gar Logan and Jillian Jackson at the trial of Slade Wilson, the Terminator, which is being presided over by newly appointed judge Adrian Chase (formerly the Vigilante).



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  • The kidnapping of Samuel Adams by Deathstroke (as depicted in New Teen Titans #34 ) occurred on August 15th according to court testimony.
  • It is established in this issue that the ruling in the 1979 case "Joker vs. the Batman" made it acceptable for a proven masked crime-fighter to preserve his personal identity in a court of law. This is what allows superheroes to testify in court without having to reveal their secret identities.



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