Raven is a six-issue comic book series published by DC Comics in 2016. Written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Alisson Borges, the series follows Raven, a teenage superhero and member of the Teen Titans, as she struggles to come to terms with her past and her powers.
The story begins with Raven living a normal life, attending high school and trying to fit in with her classmates. However, she soon discovers that her mother is alive and being held captive by a mysterious group known as the "Sons of Trigon". Raven sets out to rescue her mother, but in doing so, she is forced to confront her own dark past and the nature of her powers.
As the series progresses, Raven faces off against a variety of villains, including the Sons of Trigon and a demon known as Brother Blood. Along the way, she is aided by several other Teen Titans, including Beast Boy and Kid Flash.
One of the most interesting aspects of "Raven" is its exploration of Raven's powers and their connection to her emotions. Raven is an empath, meaning that she can feel and manipulate the emotions of others. However, her powers are also tied to her own emotions, and she must learn to control them in order to avoid causing harm to those around her.
The series also delves into Raven's backstory, revealing the traumatic events that led to her being sent to Earth and separated from her mother. Through flashbacks, we see Raven's childhood on the demonic world of Azarath and her initial struggles to control her powers.
The artwork in "Raven" is beautiful, with Alisson Borges' expressive and dynamic style perfectly capturing the emotion and intensity of the story. The use of color is particularly striking, with bold, bright hues contrasting with dark and moody backgrounds to create a sense of atmosphere and tension.
