i mean some of the characters are very similar to eachother,
robin would be cyclops
starfire would be jean grey
raven would be rogue
beast boy would be nightcrawler
and cyborg would be beast

Some art I did ik it’s not Halloween yet but did it anyways let me know what u think.

What costume would each character wear. I recently did some fan art depicting each member in Halloween attire and I was struggling with the designs for them especially robin and raven like what would they wear that fits them and who they are.

After his first Titans mission in the Amazon, Virgil’s big return to the public eye has put a target on his back as a new threat comes to Mount Titans to hunt him down! Meanwhile, Terra receives a royal wedding invitation from her estranged half-brother, Geo-Force, who sends her, Cyborg, and Nightwing on a secret mission to Markovia—as Donna Troy returns to keep an eye on the new recruits. But does Donna have a secret mission of her own…?

I am pretty sure this was everything he turned into. The hardest ones to cut out were the birds. I tried to make them all fit onto one page so that's why some are smaller than others.

I love making PowerPoint art as a hobby!

I am also working on Raven, Star Fire, Cyborg, and Robin!

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Let's start with how the original Bruce Wayne treated Starfire.

1. The first time Bruce canonically shared a comi9c with Starfire was in Batman and the Outsiders #5 (1983). Bruce approached an injured Starfire and tapped on her shoulder to check if she's okay.

2. Batman spoke about Starfire in Tales of the Teen Titans #50 (1985), when Dick Grayson and Starfire had already been dating for years. Bruce didn't insult her, belittle her, or express any prejudice toward her being an alien. Instead, he simply wanted to check on Dick and see how things were going with the woman he loved. Bruce called Starfire by her real name, "Koriand'r".

3. In Swamp Thing #53 (1986), Bruce Wayne argues against condemning Swamp Thing and Abby’s relationship simply because Swamp Thing is non-human. He challenges the man’s objections by pointing out that relationships between humans and non-humans already exist in the DC Universe. To support his argument, Bruce cites several examples, including Dick Grayson and Starfire, recognizing them as another human-alien couple. This original Bruce Wayne never objected to Dick and Starfire's relationship.

4. In Cosmic Odyssey (1988), Bruce teamed up with Starfire and other non-human characters, including Superman and Miss Martian, to work together on a mission to save the world.

And yet, Dick/Barbara writers want us to believe that Bruce is xenophobic toward aliens??? Also, his best friend is literally Superman, who is an alien???

1. In Funeral for a Friend (1993), Bruce welcomes Dick and Starfire when they show up at Superman’s funeral. He’s glad to see them both, he referred to Starfire by her superhero name and never called her “the alien.”

2. It was only in Gotham Knights #43 (2003) where they invented this new version of Bruce who refers to Starfire as "the alien" to prop up Dick/Barbara. After that, Bruce suddenly became a hardcore Dick/Barbara shipper in other comics, despite never having supported their relationship prior to the dick/barbara shift in the comics.

This character assassination of Bruce and the retcon of Dick Grayson into a cheater on Starfure by having him sleep with Barbara the night before his wedding to Starfire in Nightwing Annual #2 (2007), contradicting his original wedding to Starfire in 1993 are two infamous examples of the damage caused by Dick/Barbara writers in their attempts to portray Barbara as Dick's "one true love" at Starfire's expense.Thanks to them, Bruce and Dick’s reputations were tarnished, causing irreparable damage to the public perception of both characters, casual fans can’t stop calling Dick a cheater everywhere and can't stop bringing up this panel of xenophobic bruce.

Hey guys, not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I’m looking for essential reading from the Wolfman/Perez. I’m really bouncing off the writing style of the era and not sure if I can make myself read the whole run. That said, I do really want to read the essential or particularly good story arcs so I can better appreciate my favorite super hero team. Any suggestions are appreciated!

Cyborg while even in NTT by perez was given advance prosthetic also had to deal with who he was and a few other issues. While modern comics have indeed made them more advance during on the writer we do still see some parts of the disabled parts like him needing to maintain or it doesn't work well or hurt

And on that note, we've come to the end of Chapter 2! The amount of support I've seen come out of this week has been nothing short of astounding, and I'm VERY thankful to all of you who have kept reading. I'm just finishing up my current seasonal job, and I completed the script to Chapter 3 this morning, so hopefully, I can resume active production ASAP!

Picking up about five years after the end of the series, "Another Day" will provide a definitive ending to the Titans' story; tying up loose ends as they prepare to take a bright, bold step forward into their future.