Wednesday Jenna Ortega star is imagined in new fan art as the popular and iconic Teen Titans heroine Rachel Ross, aka Raven. One of the most popular teams in the entire DC universe is the Teen Titans. Teen Titans focuses on younger characters, including Nightwing, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy, and other friends from the DC realm who rise to become their own heroes. The beloved superhero band has a long history, including several animated TV shows, an ongoing reality show giant Series on HBO Max and more.
Ortega has recently been in the spotlight for his role as Wednesday’s Addams in the Netflix series Wednesdayis now considered one of the iconic Teen Titans members. Renowned digital concept artist and graphic designer logic boss Ortega’s appearance as Raven in a potential live-action Teen Titans project was recently shared. This is Ortega’s second DC Comics heroine to take the form of a fan after being imagined as Green Lantern Jessica Cruz. Check out Bosslogic’s Raven design for Ortega below:
Teen Titans will appear in DCU?
Until now, there is no live version teen giant The film belongs to the works of the DC Universe (formerly DCEU). However, in 2007, Akiva Goldsman was invited to develop a teen giant Warner Bros feature films. Goldsman produced with Kerry Foster, and swamp thing showrunner Mark Verheiden is writing the script. The only member they endorse teen giant The movie is Robin, who will eventually evolve into Nightwing. Ultimately, the project never materialized, although Goldsman would continue to co-write and executive produce. giantcurrently airing season 4 on HBO Max.
Although Teagan Croft played the role of Raven giant The heroine and the rest of the cast were absent from the DCU from the very beginning. While the team will likely get the cinematic treatment, the question is when that will actually happen. Right now, with the launch of DC Studios, the properties of Warner Bros. The Discovery Channel, including the DC brand, is going through a lot of changes. Peter Safran and James Gunn lead DC Studios, who are developing a 10-year plan for the DCU. It’s unclear if Safran and Gunn will actually continue the established franchise through DC Studios or if they’ll do a full-blown reboot for the DCU.
Whether the DCU continues or reboots, there’s no reason Teen Titans won’t make it to the big screen. Another approach to the HBO Max series is to make the group embody younger people and focus on them as the Teen Titans rather than young adults. at a certain point, giant will end airing on HBO Max, either after season 4 or from now. Despite a number of changes to HBO Max, including an imminent merger with Discovery Plus, no decisions have been made yet. giant Season 5. If the DC TV series comes to an end in the next few years, having someone as talented as Ortega bring Raven into the DCU would be a great way to bring the Teen Titans into the movie.
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