Titans #32

[flint_marko]

Osiris battles Captain Marvel (Freddy Freeman). Marvel makes a comment about knowing Osiris was "unbalanced after what happened with the Persuader," which just pisses me off. Are we supposed to think Osiris was wrong in killing him, when he was about to slice his sister's face open? Ugh.

Here's Persuader's death scene from 52 Week #34.






Anyway...

Osiris decides that the reason why Isis hasn't come back yet is because it would take the power of a god to resurrect her, and he decides to kill Marvel. He grabs Marvel's arm and yells "Isis!", electrocuting him. Instead of killing him, it just turns Marvel back into normal Freddy Freeman.

Comments

[shadowpsykie]

do i agree "What made you think KILLING people to bring me back was what i would have wanted?!?!"

[cricharddavies]

What makes you think that's not what she would have wanted? When she was dying the first time, didn't she say, "I was wrong, you should be harsher," to Black Adam?

[shadowpsykie]

yeah.. i know but when she was made human again (drained of the power of isis) she seemed more normal.

i don;t know... i didn't like that turn... i liked Adriana before that face heel turn

[brilliantnova]

Agreed. It was really out of character at the end of 52

Out of Character.

[nefrekeptah]

She just lost her bother, was betrayed by someone she loved and trusted, found out said person also murdered her brother and was killing her country. She was then poisoned, beaten bloody, and left for dead, with most everything she loved already dead.

I don't think it's at all out of character for her to change her viewpoint after that much emotional and physical trauma in that short amount of time.