DC's Titans: Cast, Character & Powers Guide
Titans has arrived on DC Universe, bringing Robin's team of young superheroes into live-action - and plenty of DC cameos along with them.
This gritty take on the "Teen Titans" franchise follows young heroes from across the DC Universe as they come of age. Dick Grayson (aka Nightwing) and Rachel Roth, a special girl possessed by a strange darkness, get involved in a conspiracy that could bring Hell on Earth. Hot-headed Starfire and lovable Beast Boy join them along the way as together they become a surrogate family and team of heroes fighting evil.
Titans has arrived on DC Universe, bringing Robin's team of young superheroes into live-action - and plenty of DC cameos along with them.
This gritty take on the "Teen Titans" franchise follows young heroes from across the DC Universe as they come of age. Dick Grayson (aka Nightwing) and Rachel Roth, a special girl possessed by a strange darkness, get involved in a conspiracy that could bring Hell on Earth. Hot-headed Starfire and lovable Beast Boy join them along the way as together they become a surrogate family and team of heroes fighting evil.
“Beast World” is over, but the Titans have dark days ahead of them. Tom Taylor speaks with Screen Rant about the team’s tumultuous future.
The Titans are determined to save the animal-human hybrids of “Beast World” and one new set of armor gives one worthy hero the power to do so.
Things looked dark for the Titans, but fan-favorite hero Beast Boy proved that death might just be impossible for this incredibly resilient character.
The Titans might have survived “Beast World” but the team has an unexpected threat in their midst as an ally is replaced by an evil doppelganger.
“Beast World” builds towards its huge conclusion as the Titans finally discover who’s behind the Helmet of Hate and which hero they’re connected to.
The Titans have no short supply of powerful members, but when a global emergency occurs, one hero shows off his hidden, dangerous potential.
Despite the bleak cynicism of their opponents, the Titans confront those enemies with optimism and compassion throughout the pages of Beast World.
More information about the Titans’ villain Apex Ava comes out as her secret origin is revealed, showing the similarities she shares with Beast Boy.
Starfire discovers that the Titans’ newest enemy is a blast from her past and someone secretly responsible for the worst moments of her life.
As the post-“Beast World” future of the DC Universe starts to take shape, the Titans have a new problem in the form of an unexpected traitor.
With the Justice League disbanded, a new team has risen to from the shadows of World's Greatest Heroes - but they've still got plenty of room to grow.
One Titans member — who helped found the original team — has fully committed to a more villainous turn. But is there a redemption in store for him?
Writer Tom Taylor described the Titans as a "more mature" superteam than the League, citing one important advantage the younger heroes have.
Batman clashes with plenty of personalities, but one of the Titans proved they have both the backbone and skill it takes to change his mind.
A largely forgotten Teen Titan from DC's New 52 era shows his immense strength by holding his own against the combined might of the Titans.
As “Beast World” rages on, two Titans are recognized for their strengths. But a new development in the unfolding chaos hints at the danger they’re in.
As the Titans and the DC Universe fight against the Beast World, one classic Teen Titans villain establishes his shocking new form and power upgrade.
Writer Tom Taylor described how the Titans are an evolved form of the Justice League – just as the DC Universe is set to be turned into animals.
The Titans have an incredible line-up of capable, powerful members, yet one among their ranks has the ability to throw whole planets out of alignment.
DC's "Beast World" crossover starts with a brutal act by new villain Doctor Hate; as is often the case, the question now is, "who's behind the mask?"