The only personal powerful enough to craft such a fictional world is Doctor Destiny. Able to attack heroes in their sleep and imprison them within their own nightmares, Destiny must have struck every hero from the Justice League and the Titans as they lay sleeping. Given that magic users would be the only ones powerful enough to disrupt or distort his realities, the two most powerful magic users from both teams have been combined into one memorialized fallen comrade named Ravanna whose statue stands in the Hall of Titans. When the Brotherhood of Injustice (lead by Lex Joker) makes their move on the J.T. Batman puts his theory to the test, knocking the statue over and smashing into pieces, thus freeing the combined entities of of Raven and Zatanna.

Although freed from their imprisonment, Zatanna and Raven must both each now overcome their own dream-world glamour. Split up between Zatanna's perfect dream world and Raven's worst nightmare, both Superman and Batman are able to convince the heroines to fight from the grips of Destiny and as such all four heroes are allowed to wake up. The next day, back in regular old Gotham, Superman expresses concern over what Dee might have learned from his time spent inside their heads. As a precaution, Bruce has had John Dee's daily meds upped at Arkham to ensure that whatever the good doctor may have learned about Batman and Superman will stay trapped forever inside the comatose criminal.