COMICS: Nightwing Is Reunited With Wally West As WATCHMEN Fallout Continues In TITANS: REBIRTH #1 Preview

COMICS: Nightwing Is Reunited With Wally West As WATCHMEN Fallout Continues In TITANS: REBIRTH #1 Preview

DC Rebirth revealed that Watchmen's Dr. Manhattan played a role in the creation of The New 52 Universe, and that fallout continues as the new look Wally West looks to reassemble the Teen Titans...

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By JoshWilding - Jun 13, 2016 01:06 PM EST
Filed Under: DC Comics
Source: Newsarama
It's widely believed that Dr. Manhattan created the DC Universe, but why he stole a decade's worth of history from the heroes (leading to the likes of Wally West being erased) is unclear. However, just like that plot thread was touched on in Flash: Rebirth #1, so too will Titans: Rebith #1 delve into what's next. For proof of that, look no further than the fact the Watchmen character is on the cover below!

However, the most exciting thing about this preview is seeing Wally - in his younger Kid-Flash body, but sporting a new costume - reunite with Nightwing, a fellow Teen Titan from a now forgotten past...
 
Friends. Teammates. Titans. Donna Troy, Arsenal, Garth, Lilith and Nightwing were all that and more until a mysterious force erased their memories, forcing them to forget what they could accomplish together. Reunited with their memories returned, the Titans must destroy the interdimensional demon that broke them apart and threatens reality itself.
 

Titans: Rebirth #1


Titans: Rebirth #1


Titans: Rebirth #1


Titans: Rebirth #1


Titans: Rebirth #1


Titans: Rebirth #1

 
 
TITANS: REBIRTH #1
Written by DAN ABNETT
Pencils & Cover by BRETT BOOTH

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TheManWithoutFear
TheManWithoutFear - 6/13/2016, 1:13 PM
I like the art Brett Booth, i'm just not sure i like how he draws Wally's hair.
OldManLogan88
OldManLogan88 - 6/13/2016, 1:13 PM
I don't know how I feel about the whole Dr. Manhattan twist. On one hand, it could be executed perfectly and end up as a great bit of storytelling. On the other hand though, they could execute it terribly and create yet another rebooted universe that is hot garbage.
RexBlazer1
RexBlazer1 - 6/13/2016, 2:52 PM
@OldManLogan88 - Personally, I'm okay with them bringing in the Watchmen characters, though I'm not on board with the idea of him creating the DC Universe. I do hope they don't make him into a complete villain, though, as that would be a waste in my opinion.
OldManLogan88
OldManLogan88 - 6/13/2016, 3:14 PM
@RexBlazer1 - The whole "creating the universe" thing does seem a little heavy-handed. And I do agree, making him a complete villain would waste some of the storytelling potential.
SisterSunday52
SisterSunday52 - 6/13/2016, 3:28 PM
@OldManLogan88 - Dr. Manhattan isn't a villain, nor is he a hero. He does whatever he does because he's supposed to do it.
OldManLogan88
OldManLogan88 - 6/13/2016, 3:34 PM
@AMrSundayGirl58 - I know he wasn't in the original Watchmen comics, but I was saying that I hope they don't make him a full-on villain in Rebirth.
RexBlazer1
RexBlazer1 - 6/13/2016, 5:54 PM
@OldManLogan88 - Glad you agree, as a lot of people seem to be jumping on the "Dr. Manhattan is the new Big Bad" and "He created the DC Universe" bandwagons, and I think that it's too soon to tell. Here's hoping they don't waste his story potential in the future.
OldManLogan88
OldManLogan88 - 6/13/2016, 7:35 PM
@RexBlazer1 - DC seems to be trying to fix some of their past storytelling mistakes (The New 52) so I'm just hoping they don't make Dr. Manhattan the new Big Bad. That would be a large step backwards.
RexBlazer1
RexBlazer1 - 6/13/2016, 8:01 PM
@OldManLogan88 - On that, we agree. Personally, if I was to make a story about Dr. Manhattan in the DCU after Watchmen, I would've had it so that he came to the DCU through a multiversal barrier, and then had him explore the DCU to see what it had to offer.
OldManLogan88
OldManLogan88 - 6/13/2016, 11:30 PM
@RexBlazer1 - Brilliant! Especially the part about him exploring via a multiversal barrier instead of actually creating the new DCU.
RexBlazer1
RexBlazer1 - 6/14/2016, 4:55 AM
@OldManLogan88 - Thanks. It makes more sense to me anywat. What would you do with him if you had the opportunity?
OldManLogan88
OldManLogan88 - 6/14/2016, 12:09 PM
@RexBlazer1 - I'd have him interact with various characters in the DCU and see what comes of it. Philosophical debates, etc.
RexBlazer1
RexBlazer1 - 6/14/2016, 1:43 PM
@OldManLogan88 - Sounds about right. Kind of makes me wonder what would get him involved in a conflict, though. Perhaps things like these:
1. A feeling of attachment towards something or someone.
2. A future-seeing where he sees himself fighting.
3. Someone attacking him and he felt they were enough of a nuisance to warrant retaliating.
4. Someone giving him a righteous enough speech or something.
5. Or some combination of all of the above.
OldManLogan88
OldManLogan88 - 6/14/2016, 5:49 PM
@RexBlazer1 - I feel that if a conflict were to arise, it would be because Manhattan feels extremely threatened by someone/something. Other than that, he can just shrug off basically everything else. I feel like Superman could be a potential threat.
RexBlazer1
RexBlazer1 - 6/14/2016, 6:38 PM
@OldManLogan88 - Possibly, if they had a Marvel-like misunderstanding.
OldManLogan88
OldManLogan88 - 6/14/2016, 9:38 PM
@RexBlazer1 - Exactly!
RancidBane
RancidBane - 6/13/2016, 1:14 PM
So far these rebirth titles are all pretty great the Wonder Woman one is just ok but all the rest are great
TheManWithoutFear
TheManWithoutFear - 6/13/2016, 1:15 PM
While i'm not reading it myself, Rebirth continues to look great.
OldManLogan88
OldManLogan88 - 6/13/2016, 1:16 PM
I just love that they're bringing back the concept of legacy to DC. The New 52 just felt impersonal.
SageMode
SageMode - 6/13/2016, 1:20 PM
Brett Booth's style is just a more tolerable version of Rob Liefeld's style. Thats no really a good thing either.
SageMode
SageMode - 6/13/2016, 1:20 PM
*not really*
FishyZombie
FishyZombie - 6/13/2016, 1:30 PM
say what you will about the new 52, but I'm glad they retconed Robin's original costume out of existence.
https://heroesandaliens.files.wordpress.com/2014/02/jason-todd-as-robin-comic-panel2.jpg
I mean not only does it look stupid, its kinda creepy that batman encouraged his apprentices to wear that while fighting crime.
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