Raven Looks at Changeling in a New Way

[freddylloyd.insanejournal.com]

Raven is doing her empath thing with the victim of a drug overdose.

Unfortunately, that person has been taking hallucinogens.

This is a detail from the third very special anti-drug(s) issue of The New Teen Titans, available for free downloading in all its TIFF glory from the University of Nebraska.

Comments

[box_in_the_box.insanejournal.com]

Very Special Episodes really were a hallmark of the '80s, weren't they?

[crinosg.insanejournal.com]

Ok, just one question; who was the guy in the blue suit with the star? Was that Robin in a new costume before he became Nightwing? Was his normal costume at the cleaners? Is it a temp? What the hell?

[icon_uk.insanejournal.com]

Well he WAS Robin but then, thanks to the magical power of licensing conflicts, he became Jason Hart, the Protector.... there's a detailed history here (http://www.titanstower.com/source/whoswho/protector.html)

[mysteryfan.insanejournal.com]

Trippy. I like the word repetition effect.

[autumn_lily.insanejournal.com]

I'm still waiting for the DC version of the Very Special Episode like the one they did in Marvel with Spiderman on the 'bad touch'.
I have a disturbing feeling it'll involve Deathstroke and Dick...err-Nightwing-you know what I mean.

[iesika.insanejournal.com]

The closest I can think of are issues #17-18 of Titans, in which Arsenal takes Damage and Lian camping, and Damage breaks down over abuse at the hands of his foster-father. The topic was handled veeery tastefully, if I recall... The title of #18 is "Damaged Goods." *wince*

[rdfox.insanejournal.com]

Wow. Pot may not work that way, but according to someone I know who experimented with acid in the 80s, that's actually a pretty damn accurate depiction of what some trips look like. (Of course, he also mentions having had a trip--the one that saw him decide to quit hallucinogens--where he sat down in front of the Atari at 2AM and proceeded to run a full season of Pole Position... only to realize afterwards that he'd never turned on the Atari or the TV, so...)