Not only is she arranging things to keep the heroes busy, but she was also behind that original robbery years ago. Naturally, this is all part of the Contessa's plans. So they rush off to save the day again, further delaying their search for a cure. The Titans eventually defeat the Wildebeests at the JFK International Airport, but soon learn of another attack at Grand Central Station. Leading the call to action is the adult Damage, who is now calm, composed, in complete control of his powers, and is beginning to wonder if he wants to return to being a teenager. Labs can analyze their blood to find a cure, but before they can do so, they learn of an attack of a group of terrorists called the Wildebeests. Nightwing believes the doctors at S.T.A.R. In the process, they were all exposed to the gas, except for Wally, which is why he became younger. Long ago, Robin, Speedy, Wonder Girl, Aqualad and Kid Flash prevented a robbery of an anti-aging formula. Nightwing has a theory as to why he and the other original Teen Titans weren't affected. When all the heroes scatter, the Titans head straight to S.T.A.R. And even though we saw Jesse Quick with the Titans in Sins of Youth #1, she is nowhere to be seen here, which is sad, because I really would have loved to see what the serious, CEO Jesse would have been like as a girl. Damage and Argent have been turned into adults, Cyborg and Starfire have become young teenagers, but Nightwing, Arsenal, Troia and Garth remain the same. Arsenal thought it could be a trap, but the others pressured him into going.Īnyway, the story jumps ahead to the aftermath of Klarion's spell and Doiby's ray gun. The problem is, Wonder Girl announced the rally just one day before it happened, and we saw how the Titans decided to attend. Our main story focuses on the Titans, beginning with a slight continuity contradiction by showing Cameron Chase telling Arsenal that he and the Titans need to support Young Justice at their rally two days from now. However, Impulse's involvement in this comic is quite limited, so I'll be doing a lot of skimming here. This issue is 64 pages of wonderful information, telling us everything we'd ever want to know about the dozens of characters involved in this event, and how Klarion's spell has effected them. Like I said, this is a great cover, but it's not particularly applicable to our story anymore. Secret, who doesn't have a natural adult counterpart, is double-teamed by Plastic Man and Green Lantern. Wonder Woman has Wonder Girl in her lasso, and Superboy, Robin and Impulse are being closely followed by Superman, Batman and the Flash, respectively. Naturally, each member of Young Justice is directly confronting their mentors. Instead, it shows what we thought might have happened before Sins of Youth - a showdown between the JLA, JSA and Young Justice. This is a great cover, but it doesn't really show what's happening in Sins of Youth. Cover art by Todd Nauck and Lary Stucker.

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