Titans Vol 1 24

"Who is Troia? (Part II) - Second Chances"

Part of the "Titans: Who is Troia?" storyline.

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Who is Troia? (Part II) - Second Chances

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And as for you -- you take another step towards me and your hooded friend gets seriously shafted. Get it?

— Arsenal

Titans #24 is an issue of the series Titans (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 2001.

Appearing in "Who is Troia? (Part II) - Second Chances"

Featured Characters:

Titans

Supporting Characters:

"Kingdom" Titans

Antagonists:

Dark Angel

Other Characters:

Lian Harper
Tim Drake (Behind the scenes)
Zeus
Earth-22 (Flashback only)

Locations:

Items:

Trick Arrows

Vehicles:

T-Sub

Synopsis for "Who is Troia? (Part II) - Second Chances"

Appearing before Donna Troy and he assailant, Dark Angel, are the "Kingdom" Titans of Earth 22. Nightstar frees Donna from Dark Angel's grasp as Kid Flash creates a disorientating vortex around her, though Dark Angel makes her escape when the Titans go on the offensive. In the aftermath they explain that they knew about Dark Angel's plan to drive Donna insane by erasing all memories of her.

Inside the Titans Tower II Argent is on watch-duty when she spots the new collaboration and alerts the Titans who all rush to the console room - though Nightwing suggests Roy and Lian lie low.

The team rush out to meet Donna and the "Kingdom Titans", perceiving them as a threat. But they find themselves at an impasse and they agree for a truce to talk about the situation. In the conference room, the "Kingdom Titans" reminisce about Zeus' command to look after Donna and her memory for the safety of Hypertime. Meanwhile Donna briefs the Titans of her history as Dark Angel prepares to speak - and to elude the fact that Donna is his mother. He tells them that Dark Angel lives inside a Netherworld outside of time and that they need Tempest to get them there.

Throughout the base the members of the Titans are thinking about the job ahead; Garth is unsure about creating portals, Donna is unsettled and Roy argues with Nightwing about wanting to join them despite his broken leg - which is overheard by Nightstar and Red Hood - their alternate-universe fathers. Both Roy and Dick get curious about how similar they are to their New Earth counterparts.

Notes

Cover combines with the covers to issues #23 and #25 to form one composite montage image.

Trivia

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Links and References

Kingdom Come Continuity Storyline/Crossover

Kingdom Come was a four-issue limited series published in 1996 under DC's Elseworlds imprint. Like all Elseworlds, this series was set in an alternate reality outside that of the mainstream DC Universe (in this case, Earth-96/Earth-22/Earth 22). However, several elements and characters were later introduced in the mainstream universe.
This template will categorize articles that include it into the Kingdom Come category.

Kingdom Come Issues (Volume; Collection)

Kingdom Come #1 • Kingdom Come #2 • Kingdom Come #3 • Kingdom Come #4

The Kingdom Issues (Volume; Collection)

Prelude: New Year's Evil: Gog #1

Begin: The Kingdom #1
The Kingdom: Son of the Bat #1 • The Kingdom: Nightstar #1 • The Kingdom: Offspring #1 • The Kingdom: Kid Flash #1 • The Kingdom: Planet Krypton #1