RAVEN Fights Darkness with Darkness in All-New Series (Exclusive Preview)

Almost 40 years ago, writer Marv Wolfman gifted the pages of  DC Comics with the mysterious young mystic named Raven: the character who would bring the New Teen Titans together as a team in order to fight her demonic father Trigon. The book became a smash sensation, and decades later, the character of Raven would become a household name thanks to the massive success of the Teen Teens animated show. And now, Wolfman returns to write the latest adventures of the Titan’s magical powerhouse in the new mini-series Raven: Daughter of Darkness.

This new series opens with Raven, who goes by the name Rachel Roth, trying to get along with a group of ordinary teenagers. But seeing as very few of her friends were spawned by a world-conquering demon and then subsequently raised in a cult in another dimension, they might find it hard to relate. Also making a welcome return in this new mini-series are Wolfman’s other famous ’80 supernatural creation, the mysterious cabal called Night Force. Will they tempt Raven to join their group? Find out in this exciting new chapter in the life of DC’s premiere teenage witch!

You can check out our exclusive preview of the first five pages from Raven: Daughter of Darkness #1, together with the variant cover down below in our gallery.

Publisher: DC Comics

Writer: Marv Wolfman
Artist: Pop Mhan
Cover Artists: Yanick Paquette (Variant) Bill Sienkiewicz

Here’s the official synopsis:

“In this all-new miniseries, Raven faces a new, otherworldly menace that is all too grounded in reality. Plus, Raven’s personal life is in an uproar as her mother and aunt struggle for the soul of a Titan! It’s up to Baron Winters of the Night Force to intercede on her behalf as she embarks on the adventure called “The Girls With the Anime Eyes”! 

Raven: Daughter of Darkness #1  is due to hit stores on Wednesday, January 24th

Are you as excited for Raven to get another chance at a solo series as we are? Let us know your thoughts down below in the comments.

Images: DC Comics





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