wouldn't work well as a team. She was rescued by the reformed Titans. Lilith stood with her old friends when a mysterious corporation called Optitron approached the Titans and Young Justice with an offer to fund the two groups. Before they could discuss the offer, the teams were attacked by an android from the future called Indigo. The malfunctioning robot accidentally activated a Superman android believed to be long destroyed. The rampaging Superman Android managed to both snap Lilith's neck and pierce Donna Troy's heart, and while Donna was revealed to still be alive on another world, Lilith was killed. This tragedy, told in Titans/Young Justice: Graduation Day, led team leader Nightwing to disband the two groups, although they would be reformed shortly thereafter as the Outsiders and the latest incarnation of the Teen Titans. Lilith appeared in Teen Titans (vol. 3) #30, as her soul was resurrected by the newest Brother Blood as the latest in his doomed line of mother-figures. Despite the request of Speedy, Kid Eternity did not allow her to stay among the living. A statue of Lilith is in the Memorial of the Titans Tower in San Francisco. In Blackest Night: Titans crossover, Lilith was reanimated as a member of the Black Lantern Corps, ready to attack the Titans. Her body is soon destroyed by a burst of white light emanating from Dawn Granger. Lilith was recently seen in a flashback of Donna Troy's. During their early years, Donna and Roy Harper were dating, and apparently Roy had intended to propose to Donna, but Lilith informed Donna of a prophecy in which a red haired man who loved Donna and became her husband would die. Thinking the prophecy meant Roy, Donna rejected the proposal. Lilith's prophecy however turned out to be true in regards to Donna's now deceased husband Terry. The New 52 In this new timeline New 52, a passing reference to Lilith is first introduced in Red Hood and the Outlaws as being part of a team with Cyborg, Garth a.k.a. Aqualad, Richard, Garfield and a new unseen character named Dustin, as superhero companions that Starfire seemingly no longer remembers. Between her being mentioned in Red Hood and the Outlaws #1 and Titans Hunt #1, DC introduced a character named Omen that Skitter referred to as Lilith. Omen was a telepath that worked for Harvest and N.O.W.H.E.R.E. and in particular, the bloodsport event