The Teen Titans Have a Perfect Response to The Suicide Squad's Despair

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Warning! Spoilers ahead for Teen Titans Academy #13

Thanks to DC's War for Earth-3 crossover event, the members of the Suicide Squad are more desperate than they've ever been (and the Teen Titans are there to witness it). Recent issues have seen Amanda Waller going rogue, forming a new team of metahumans from across the multiverse and bringing them to bear on Earth-3, home of the evil Justice League known as the Crime Syndicate. While Rick Flag and his team have been trying to bring Waller home to Earth-0 to answer for her crimes, it looks as though they're going to have to swallow their pride and ask for some much-needed assistance.

In the first three chapters of The War for Earth-3, Waller finally gathered all she needed to defeat the Crime Syndicate and save the world using whatever means necessary. However, it seems as though the first phase of her plan has been to earn the Syndicate's respect, convincing them to work with her so they might let their guard down for her to stab them all in the back later on. The other benefit is the sheer power levels Waller has at her disposal with her team along with the powers of an evil Superman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, and more. As such, there's very little Flag's Suicide Squad can do on their own without being killed in the effort.

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As a result, the new Teen Titans Academy #13 from Tim Sheridan and Tom Derenick sees Task Force X infiltrating the Titans' safehouse they've been holed up in since the destruction of Titans Tower. While the Titans naturally assume that the Squad is there to pick a fight, Flag was able to explain their situation to Wally West's Flash before making a surprising request for help to