Titans Vol 2 14

{{DC Database:Comic Template
 * Title              = Titans
 * Image              = Titans Vol 2 14.jpg
 * Image2             = Titans Vol 2 14 (Virgin).jpg
 * Image2Text         = Virgin Cover
 * Volume             = 2
 * Issue              = 14
 * Month              = 8
 * Year               = 2009


 * Executive Editor   = Dan DiDio
 * CoverArtist1       = Angel Unzueta


 * Editor1_1          = Rex Ogle
 * Editor1_2          = Brian Cunningham
 * Writer1_1          = Eric Wallace
 * Penciler1_1        = Michael Shoyket
 * Inker1_1           = Wayne Faucher
 * Inker1_2           = Jack Purcell
 * Inker1_3           = Mark McKenna
 * Colourist1_1       = Edgar Delgado
 * Colourist1_2       = J.D. Smith
 * Letterer1_1        = Travis Lanham


 * Quotation          = Reject your metal gods, Vic. Reject them... and cast them out!
 * Speaker            = Ron Evers


 * StoryTitle1        = Disconnected


 * Synopsis1          = Beast Boy joins Cyborg in a virtual reality simulation to upgrade the electrical systems at Titans Compound. Gar thinks Vic spends too much time around computers and needs to go on a date. Vic reminds him that most women are not interested in men who are living cyborgs. Gar counters by handing him a business card for Metamatch Dating Service -- a business that caters to super-heroes who want to date normal, non-powered humans. Vic scoffs at the gesture and continues with his work.

Later, Vic goes to visit his one-time girlfriend Sarah Simms at the West Side School for the Handicapped. He tells her how the other Titans are taking some well-deserved R&R, leaving him to analyze his place in their lives. Sarah reminds him that the Titans cannot fill every role in his life.

Vic leaves and walks through the streets of Harlem musing over his own lonliness. He comes upon a building identified as the First Church of Anti-Technocracy. Inside, his old nemesis Ron Evers leads a congregation preaching of the evils of modern technology. When Vic confronts him, Evers tells him that he has reformed and that their last battle together literally saved his soul. He recommends that Vic should let go of his dependency on high-tech components.

Cyborg leaves in response to an S.O.S. call from S.T.A.R. Labs. Doctor Caldwell informs him how a former project lead named Virgil Adams has taken control of their state-of-the-art Nano-suit and is now using it to take hostages. Cyborg fights against Adams (who calls himself Nano) and the two try to hack each other's operating systems. Vic figures out Adams' password and shuts down the suit.

Later, he takes Gar's suggestion and calls the Metamatch Dating Service. He meets a young scientist named Tamara Belson who, like Vic, is physically handicapped.

Featured Characters: Supporting Characters: Villains: Other Characters: Locations:
 * Appearing1         =
 * {{a|Titans}}
 * {{a|Cyborg}}
 * {{a|Beast Boy}}
 * {{a|Red Arrow}}
 * {{a|Starfire}}
 * {{a|Ron Evers}}
 * {{a|Sarah Simms}}
 * {{a|Doctor Tamara Belson}} {{1st}}
 * {{a|Nano}} {{1st}}
 * Doctor Caldwell
 * Josephine {Adam's parakeet) {{1st}}
 * {{a|New York City}}
 * {{a|Harlem}}
 * {{a|First Church of Anti-Technocracy}} {{1st}}
 * {{a|Manhattan}}
 * {{a|S.T.A.R. Labs}}
 * {{a|Titans Compound}}
 * {{a|West Side School for the Handicapped}}

Items: Vehicles:
 * Molybdenum


 * Notes              =
 * Issue shipped on June 10th, 2009.


 * Cyborg makes reference to the death of Power Boy and the other injured members from the reformed Titans East. This took place in {{c|Titans East Special #1}}.


 * Cyborg last tangled with Ron Evers in the DC Special: Cyborg limited series.


 * Cyborg makes references to the Titans' battle against Jericho. This took place in the "Deathtrap" crossover story and climaxed in {{c|Vigilante Vol 3 #6}}.

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