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| HistoryText = '''Family Lost''' is a [[Teen Titans (New Earth)|Teen Titans]] storyline written by [[Geoff Johns]] and illustrated by [[Mike McKone]]. It's the second arc on Johns' ''[[Teen Titans Vol 3|Teen Titans]]'' series, following his debut storyline ''[[Teen Titans: A Kid's Game|A Kid's Game]]'' and leading into ''[[Teen Titans: Beast Boys and Girls|Beast Boys and Girls]]''.
 
| HistoryText = '''Family Lost''' is a [[Teen Titans (New Earth)|Teen Titans]] storyline written by [[Geoff Johns]] and illustrated by [[Mike McKone]]. It's the second arc on Johns' ''[[Teen Titans Vol 3|Teen Titans]]'' series, following his debut storyline ''[[Teen Titans: A Kid's Game|A Kid's Game]]'' and leading into ''[[Teen Titans: Beast Boys and Girls|Beast Boys and Girls]]''.
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[[Slade Wilson (New Earth)|Deathstroke]] takes custody of his daughter [[Rose Wilson (New Earth)|Rose Wilson]] when her foster parents are killed. He captures the assassin responsible, [[Wade LaFarge (New Earth)|Wade LaFarge]], and has Rose murder him.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 #½}}</ref> The [[Teen Titans]] return for another weekend at [[Titans Tower]], and they're tasked with escorting inmates from the newly reopened [[Alcatraz Island]]. They take down [[Mikron O'Jeneus (New Earth)|Gizmo]] and [[Baran Flinders (New Earth)|Mammoth]], then receive a briefing on [[Raven (New Earth)|Raven]]'s origins. Deathstroke interrogates acolytes from the [[Church of Blood (New Earth)|Church of Blood]] for Raven's location, with Rose Wilson at his side as the new [[Ravager]].<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 #8}}</ref> It's revealed that [[Sebastian Blood IX (New Earth)|Brother Blood]] has given Raven a new body and intends to take her as his wife. The Titans go to investigate a disturbance at the hospital, and Robin takes them for a joyride in his stolen [[Batmobile]]. They find comatose fortune tellers who are possessed by Raven's soul-self, screaming at them for help. [[Kon-El (New Earth)|Superboy]] sees [[Victor Stone (New Earth)|Cyborg]] take himself apart, and [[Krypto (New Earth)|Krypto]] arrives with a similar demonic warning.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 #9}}</ref>
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Raven's cries for help manifest as birds attacking the city, and the animated skeleton of [[Trigon (New Earth)|Trigon]] attacks Titans Tower. Superboy destroys it, and Raven's cries lead them to the underground Blood headquarters. Brother Blood insists that his predecessors failed because they wouldn't get their hands dirty, and takes Superboy's powers by drinking his blood.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 #10}}</ref> Deathstroke arrives and explains that the Church of Blood worships Trigon. Brother Blood intends to marry Raven and fulfill an apocalypse prophecy, but [[Garfield Logan (New Earth)|Beast Boy]] rescues her. Raven finally awakens and opens her soul-self, swallowing the group inside to meet [[Joseph Wilson (New Earth)|Jericho]].<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 #11}}</ref> Jericho tries to kill them, but they're released when Blood uses Raven to unleash an army of [[demons]]. Beast Boy takes down Blood by turning into a worm and jumping inside him. Cyborg tricks Jericho into leaping through his systems and becoming a data file. Raven sends the cultists to a dimension where they're slaughtered by demons, but Brother Blood begins rebuilding his army. In the aftermath, Raven decides to rejoin the team at Beast Boy's request. Deathstroke tells Ravager she has failed him, but Rose insists she is just like her father and carves out her own eye to prove it.<ref>{{c|Teen Titans Vol 3 #12}}</ref>
   
 
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Family Lost is a Teen Titans storyline written by Geoff Johns and illustrated by Mike McKone. It's the second arc on Johns' Teen Titans series, following his debut storyline A Kid's Game and leading

Synopsis

Family Lost is a Teen Titans storyline written by Geoff Johns and illustrated by Mike McKone. It's the second arc on Johns' Teen Titans series, following his debut storyline A Kid's Game and leading into Beast Boys and Girls.

Synopsis

Deathstroke takes custody of his daughter Rose Wilson when her foster parents are killed. He captures the assassin responsible, Wade LaFarge, and has Rose murder him.[1] The Teen Titans return for another weekend at Titans Tower, and they're tasked with escorting inmates from the newly reopened Alcatraz Island. They take down Gizmo and Mammoth, then receive a briefing on Raven's origins. Deathstroke interrogates acolytes from the Church of Blood for Raven's location, with Rose Wilson at his side as the new Ravager.[2] It's revealed that Brother Blood has given Raven a new body and intends to take her as his wife. The Titans go to investigate a disturbance at the hospital, and Robin takes them for a joyride in his stolen Batmobile. They find comatose fortune tellers who are possessed by Raven's soul-self, screaming at them for help. Superboy sees Cyborg take himself apart, and Krypto arrives with a similar demonic warning.[3]

Raven's cries for help manifest as birds attacking the city, and the animated skeleton of Trigon attacks Titans Tower. Superboy destroys it, and Raven's cries lead them to the underground Blood headquarters. Brother Blood insists that his predecessors failed because they wouldn't get their hands dirty, and takes Superboy's powers by drinking his blood.[4] Deathstroke arrives and explains that the Church of Blood worships Trigon. Brother Blood intends to marry Raven and fulfill an apocalypse prophecy, but Beast Boy rescues her. Raven finally awakens and opens her soul-self, swallowing the group inside to meet Jericho.[5] Jericho tries to kill them, but they're released when Blood uses Raven to unleash an army of demons. Beast Boy takes down Blood by turning into a worm and jumping inside him. Cyborg tricks Jericho into leaping through his systems and becoming a data file. Raven sends the cultists to a dimension where they're slaughtered by demons, but Brother Blood begins rebuilding his army. In the aftermath, Raven decides to rejoin the team at Beast Boy's request. Deathstroke tells Ravager she has failed him, but Rose insists she is just like her father and carves out her own eye to prove it.[6]

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  1. ↑ Teen Titans (Volume 3) #½
  2. ↑ Teen Titans (Volume 3) #8
  3. ↑ Teen Titans (Volume 3) #9
  4. ↑ Teen Titans (Volume 3) #10
  5. ↑ Teen Titans (Volume 3) #11
  6. ↑ Teen Titans (Volume 3) #12
Main Aqualad • Beast Boy • Cyborg • Kid Flash • Raven • Robin • Speedy • Starfire • Superboy • Wonder Girl
Membership Anima • Aquagirl (Lorena Marquez • Tula) • Argent • Arsenal • Atom • Blue Beetle • Bombshell • Boy Thunder • Bumblebee • Bunker • Bushido • Captain Marvel, Jr. • Chimera • Crush • Damage • Danny the Street • Dark Flash • Djinn • Empress • Enigma • Flamebird • Fringe • Gnarrk • Golden Eagle • Green Lantern • Hawk and Dove • Herald • Hero Cruz • Impulse • Jade • Jakeem Thunder • Jericho • Jesse Quick • Joker's Daughter • Joto • Kid Eternity • Kole • Lagoon Boy • Little Barda • Magenta • Mas y Menos • Minion • Mirage • Miss Martian • Molecule • Nightbuster • Nightwing • Offspring • Omen • Osiris • Pantha • Phantasm • Power Boy • Power Girl • Protector • Prysm • Ravager • Red Arrow • Red Devil • Red Star • Risk • Roundhouse • Skitter • Solstice • Son of Vulcan • Sparx • Static • Steel • Supergirl • Swamp Thing • Talon • Terra • Wildebeest • Young Frankenstein • Zatara
Supporting Adeline Kane • Adrian Chase • Arella • Azrael • Billy Batson • Black Ice • Bolt • Bratgirl • Brick Pettirosso • Chanda Madan • Chupacabra • Cybruh • Chris King • D.E.O. Orphans • Deathstroke • Dolphin • Gorilla Gregg • Jillian Jackson • Lian Harper • Mr. Jupiter • Neil Richards • Nevermore• Matt Price • Megabat • Miguel Montez • Omega Men • Sarah Charles • Sarah Simms • Sharon Tracy • Steve Dayton • Stitch • Superboy (Jon Samuel Kent) • Terry Long • Thunder and Lightning • Tooby • Titans of Myth • Traci 13 • Tress • Wendy and Marvin
Enemies Andre Le Blanc • Angel • Antithesis • The Ant • Atom-Master • Arsenal • Billy Numerous • Blackfire • Brother Blood • Brotherhood of Evil • Calculator • Cheshire • Cinderblock • Clock King • Clockwatchers • Damien Darhk • Dark Nemesis • Deathstroke • Deathwing • Demon's Fist • Ding Dong Daddy • Disruptor • Doctor Light • Faceless Hunter • Fearsome Five • Gizmo • Godiva • Goth • H.I.V.E. • H'San Natall • Hangmen • Haze • Holocaust • Honeybun • Hybrid • Jinx • Jugular • Key • Lord Chaos • Mad Mod • Mammoth • Mento • Mister Twister • Mother Blood • N.O.W.H.E.R.E. • Nano • Neutron • Psimon • Puppeteer • Pylon • Scorcher • See-More • Shimmer • Superboy-Prime • Tartarus • Terror Titans • Time Commander • Trident • Trigon • Troia • The Veil • Wildebeest Society • Wyld • Zookeeper
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Storylines Beast Boys and Girls • Broken Promises • Changing of the Guard • Child's Play • Coming Out • Dark Nemesis • Deathtrap • Family Lost • Family Reunion • Fractured • Fresh Hell • The Future is Now • Graduation Day • Hunt for Raven • The Insiders • It's Our Right to Fight • The Judas Contract • A Kid's Game • Life and Death • Lockdown • A Lonely Place of Dying • The Lost World of Skartaris • The New Deal • The New Teen Titans • Old Friends • On the Clock • Prime of Life • Team Building • The Technis Imperative • Terra Incognito • The Terror of Trigon • Then & Now • Titans Around the World • Titan's Children • Titans East • Titans Hunt • Titans of Tomorrow • Total Chaos • Universe Ablaze • Villains for Hire • Who is Donna Troy? • Year One
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