Tales of the Teen Titans
#55
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Tales of the Teen Titans #55
Shades Of Gray · Direct Edition · 1985
$3.20
one copy
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Details
- Publisher
- DC Comics
- Cover date
- Jul 1985
- Format
- Comic
- Pages
- 32
- Variant
- Direct Edition
- Key
- Cover app. of Deathstroke
Credits
- writer
- Marv Wolfman
- colorist
- Adrienne Roy
- letterer
- John Costanza
- cover artist
- Eduardo Barreto
- artist
- Ron Randall
- editor
- George Pérez, Marv Wolfman
Story
Changeling rejects his teammates to talk about the Terminator’s trial, and returns home to find that due to his behavior in court, Steve Dayton is angry with him and Jillian’s father has forbidden her to associate with him. In prison, Slade Wilson arranges through Wintergreen to learn that his ex-wife and son have been cleared of the charges by Interpol and to have his jail sentence suspended. Before he can be released, he is attacked at night in his cell by a maddened Changeling. When their skirmish takes them into the prison yard, Changeling breaks off the fight, promising to return. The next day, he arranges to meet the Terminator in a battle to the death. The mercenary derails Gar’s plans by appearing at the arranged site as Slade Wilson, rather than in costume as the Terminator, and by refusing to fight back. Unable to bring himself to murder an unresisting opponent, Changeling reluctantly agrees to talk with his enemy instead. Wilson relates how her first encountered Tara Markov when she undertook an assignment he had refused: murder of African tribal leader King Tawaba, who had taken care of Gar after the deaths of his parents years before. Later, the Terminator took Terra in as a partner, but quickly discovered that the girl was an incurable psychopath.Wilson asserts that his son Joseph is innocent of involvement in any criminal actions. Changeling finds himself believing Wilson’s statement despite his earlier convictions to the contrary. Their conversation over, he allows Wilson to leave without trying to stop him.
Characters
Nightwing (Richard 'Dick' Grayson) · Cyborg (Victor Stone) · Starfire (Koriand'r / Kory Anders)
