Rose Wilson, primarily known as Ravager, is the most prominent and current bearer of the Ravager alias in DC Comics, first appearing as Rose in Deathstroke the Terminator #15 (October 1992), created by Marv Wolfman and Art Nichols. She is the illegitimate daughter of Slade Wilson (Deathstroke) and Lillian Worth, initially raised in secret before her life intersected with her father's world of assassination and vigilantism. Early stories established her as a troubled teenager with emerging precognitive abilities, manipulated by Deathstroke into becoming his apprentice after he injected her with a serum enhancing her physical capabilities but inducing psychosis, leading her to gouge out her own eye to emulate him and fully adopt the Ravager identity.
A significant turning point came in Geoff Johns' Teen Titans run (2003–2011), where Rose infiltrated the team as a villainous threat, later reforming and becoming a complex anti-hero member, struggling with her father's toxic influence while forming bonds with teammates. She trained briefly with Nightwing to escape Deathstroke's control and featured in events like Infinite Crisis, joining the Titans post-"One Year Later." The New 52 reboot temporarily removed the Ravager name and eyepatch, portraying her as a mercenary, but Rebirth restored key elements of her history, emphasizing family dynamics in Christopher Priest's Deathstroke series (2016–2019).
As of late 2025, Rose continues as an anti-hero with a complicated relationship to her father and heroic ties, appearing in stories exploring redemption, such as team-ups and solo backups, while maintaining her signature swordsmanship, enhanced abilities, and moral ambiguity as Deathstroke's daughter seeking her own path.