origin. Lilith's first post-crisis appearance was a flashback story published in The New Titans #56 which detailed the original Titans first encounter with Gnarrk. Her first proper appearance was in the War of the Gods storyline, allying with the Titans and providing help for them during the crossover. Omen The character would disappear again until 1996, with the launch of Dan Jurgens' Teen Titans. At the start of the series, Jurgens had a masked figure named Omen gather the team for Mr. Jupiter, who once again was financially backing the Teen Titans. The character was originally intended to be Raven, but an embargo was placed upon the cast of The New Teen Titans appearing in the title by editorial. As such, Lilith was substituted as the secret identity of Omen. In Teen Titans (vol. 2) #12–15, Omen is unmasked as Lilith after being captured by the super-villain Haze. During the story, Lilith summons both the founding Titans (save Donna Troy, who was imprisoned by Dark Angel at the time) and the Jurgens Titans to rescue her. The original Titans recognized Haze as a villain they fought once before in the past, but when Haze unmasked Omen before the two teams and shattered the illusion spell Omen used to hide her identity, she was revealed as Lilith. Lilith was revealed to be Mr. Jupiter's illegitimate daughter and Haze, Mr. Jupiter's son from a previous marriage. Mr. Jupiter wife had run off with their son Jarrod (Haze) and years later Loren Jupiter met Lilith's mother. Haze blamed Lilith for his father abandoning him and his mother to poverty, and sought to use her as a pawn to destroy their father and the Titans. Haze was defeated and Lilith remained with the group for the rest of its run. As Omen, Lilith now possessed telekinetic power and illusion casting powers. It was also established that, like her brother, Lilith suffers from mental illness: due to her not being able to tune out other peoples thoughts, Lilith periodically suffers from episodes of amnesia and disassociation from her sense of self. She aided the Titans in protecting former team-mate Cyborg's soul from the Justice League in the JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative mini-series. Shortly after that, Lilith was abducted by Vandal Savage, who wanted her to divine a perfect team to take down the Titans. Savage forced Lilith to submit, but she purposely chose members who