Beast Boy is officially dead, with his mind erased by Doctor Hate. Doctor Hate, empowered by Amanda Waller, successfully removes Garfield Logan's identity and turns his former body into a threat against his friends and allies. Titans: Beast World #1 is available now from DC Comics.
After trying to hold together a ragtag band of Titans, once Robin returned, Beast Boy left the team to rejoin the Doom Patrol and aid his adoptive parents. Following attacks on various former Titans, it was determined that the sons of Trigon were trying to destroy the group to establish a name for themselves.
Beast Boy comes back to life after his shocking death in "Beast World." Beast Boy's consciousness can exist in multiple bodies, as seen when he is reconstructed from spores. Beast Boy's ability to survive and come back even stronger highlights his resilience and underrated powers.
The decision to change Beast Boy to the color red was because of a relation to "The Red", the extradimensional power source of Animal Man's abilities, and while it wasn't revealed how the change occurred, it can be assumed it was due to the experiments done to Beast Boy and the hundreds of young metahumans held captive ...
Beast Boy was bitten by one of the monkeys and contracted a serious illness called Sakutia. To save him, his parents attempted to cure him with a new serum. His skin, hair, and eyes turned green, and he was also bestowed with shape-shifting abilities.
During one fateful day, Beast Boy was playing around with teammates Kid Flash and Superboy in Metropolis. Meanwhile, in Metropolis, Superman was tricked into killing Lois Lane, whose heart had a detonator. Superboy tried to shield Beast Boy, but failed, causing Beast Boy's death.
Starfire is not a black character. She is a Tamaranian, an alien species noted for their orange skin. The latest Live-Action series seems to have made her look like just some black girl.
The revelation that Terra was not just willingly working with Deathstroke, but sleeping with him, remains one of the darkest plot turns in a mainline DC comic. Terra was sixteen years old at the time of the storyline while Deathstroke was middle-aged, making him far more insidious than he would later be portrayed.
While Starfire is undoubtedly the most physically powerful of the Teen Titans, I would give Raven the edge as the most powerful Titan overall. Given her demonic origin (Raven is, for all intents and purposes, the daughter of Satan), energy projection abilities, and use of magic, she easily trumps the other Teen Titans.
The story makes it abundantly clear that Gar is dead, as the hero murmurs, "Please... I don't want to go. I don't... want to..." before being erased by Doctor Hate.
Weaknesses. Raven possesses a few weaknesses to her abilities: as an empath, she is unable to completely disconnect herself from other's emotions, being around too many people with heightened emotions can pose a risk to her. Raven is also susceptible to overwhelming mystical forces.
Beast Boy barely survived the events of Dark Crisis, suffering a brutal attack from Deathstroke and losing an eye in the process. With his confidence weakened, he's been unable to hold the shape of the large and mighty animals that define him as a Super Hero.
She has been married twice, both times to Tamaranean men: once to the Prince Karras to seal a peace treaty; and once to General Phy'zzon out of love. Karras died in battle, while Phy'zzon died trying to defend New Tamaran against the Sun Eater.
Robin the Boy Wonder was actually Dick Grayson, the youngest of a family of circus aerialists, who witnessed his mother and father plunging to their deaths from a sabotaged trapeze. This murder was also observed by wealthy socialite Bruce Wayne.
The Cart Titan would strike fear into anyone because it's a Titan, and although it is extremely versatile, it is arguably the weakest of the Nine Titans. Unlike other Titans, the Cart is quadrupedal, which is why it can have multiple turrets placed on its back.
When it comes to a fight between Beast Boy and Starfire, Beast Boy has the clear advantage from a durability standpoint. He can turn into so many different kinds of species and use these different variations of durability to outmaneuver Starfire, who is powerful but will tire over time.
The Tara Markov incarnation of Terra appears in the DCAMU film Teen Titans: The Judas Contract, voiced by Christina Ricci. This version was branded a witch after her powers emerged during her childhood, though she was rescued by her future adult lover Deathstroke.
As an apprentice to Slade, Robin hated being coerced into being his pawn and would take his opportunities to oppose and fight Slade whenever he can. In season four, Robin wanted to know about Slade's revival and powers, which the latter often withheld from telling.
After he has disposed of the other Titans, Slade moves in on Raven. But instead of attacking, Slade says he has a message for her. He then grabs Raven's arm and burns the symbol onto it. Slade then starts to destroy the entire place thus putting the other Titans in danger.
She is able to eat a lot of food because she has nine stomachs inside her body to do all of the digesting. The nine stomachs are most likely why she is able to stay so thin and tiny! Plenty of human beings wish that they had what she has so that they could eat whatever they wanted without any repercussions.
Since she thinks she's the better fighter simply because she is older, she often underestimates Starfire, believing her little sister cannot compete with her in terms of fighting, yet Starfire has defeated her every time they fought on screen.
