Summary: It's the Fourth of July and everyone prepares for the traditional evening fireworks. But just two seconds before their start, Mad Mod suddenly pops up on the city's public TV screens and announces that the American Revolution has never happened; right after this, he activates his hypno-screens. The Titans are already wise to his tricks, but the rest of Jump City's population is not so fortunate and easily falls under Mod's sway, who reclaims the city in the name of England, proclaims himself king, and attempts right away to conform his brainwashed subjects to British culture. It is only after realizing the reason for celebrating America's independence and rediscovering one of the key principles of democracy that the Titans can overcome the iron-fisted villain.
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| - Summary: It's the Fourth of July and everyone prepares for the traditional evening fireworks. But just two seconds before their start, Mad Mod suddenly pops up on the city's public TV screens and announces that the American Revolution has never happened; right after this, he activates his hypno-screens. The Titans are already wise to his tricks, but the rest of Jump City's population is not so fortunate and easily falls under Mod's sway, who reclaims the city in the name of England, proclaims himself king, and attempts right away to conform his brainwashed subjects to British culture. It is only after realizing the reason for celebrating America's independence and rediscovering one of the key principles of democracy that the Titans can overcome the iron-fisted villain.
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| - Summary: It's the Fourth of July and everyone prepares for the traditional evening fireworks. But just two seconds before their start, Mad Mod suddenly pops up on the city's public TV screens and announces that the American Revolution has never happened; right after this, he activates his hypno-screens. The Titans are already wise to his tricks, but the rest of Jump City's population is not so fortunate and easily falls under Mod's sway, who reclaims the city in the name of England, proclaims himself king, and attempts right away to conform his brainwashed subjects to British culture. It is only after realizing the reason for celebrating America's independence and rediscovering one of the key principles of democracy that the Titans can overcome the iron-fisted villain. Starfire: Please, this is a celebration of the month of July or of the number four? Robin: Neither. It's Independence Day. Sort of like America's birthday. Starfire: Oh! Should we then bake the America a cake? Beast Boy: No cake, and no tea! - See, it all started back in 1492 with this tea party, in Boston. King George - or maybe it was King Norm? - Anyway, the British were trying to make the colonists drink all this tea. But they were like, "Dude! No way! We're sick of nasty old tea and your crummy English muffins!" So they decided, "Revolution!" Raven: Where did you learn history? A cereal box? Beast Boy: What's your point? (read more...)
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