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Joshua Orpin Cast Joins DC Universe “Titans” Cast as Superboy

The official DC Universe website has updated with the announcement that Joshua Orpin will be joining the cast of Conner Kent/ Superboy in the upcoming second season of Titans. For those who have not seen the series, the character made a brief appearance in the post credit scene of the final episode

By Pak Hanu

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DC Universe Titans Episode 11 “Dick Grayson” Review

Here we are folks, the end of the first season of Titans. After a season where half the episodes were detours away from the main plot, should we be too surprised that the season finale is one as well? Not really, but without any further delay, let’s dive into Titans Episode 11 “Dick Grayson.” [War

By Michael Lederhos

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DC Universe Titans Episode 10 “Koriand’r” Review

Titans returns to its normal story track this week to follow-up on Episode 8’s cliffhanger. Being the next to last episode of the season, does “Koriand’r” accomplish what it needs to? To find out we are going to have to dive in! [Warning: The following review contains several spoilers] When last

By Michael Lederhos

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DC Universe Titans Episode 9 “Hank and Dawn” Review

With Episode 8 ending on a massive cliffhanger, it is only natural that we spend an entire episode on Hawk and Dove’s backstories. Now, do not get me wrong as I wanted this episode however, the episode’s placement just seems odd. That being said, there is some good stuff in this episode. so let us j

By Michael Lederhos

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DC Universe Titans Episode 8 “Donna Troy” Review

After some delays due to writer’s block and other recent events, I finally return to the world of Titans. Episode 8 features the live-action debut of Donna Troy, better known as Wonder Girl. Now without further delay, let’s dive into Titans Episode 8, “Donna Troy.” [Warning: The following review c

By Michael Lederhos

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DC Universe Titans Episode 7 “Asylum” Review

The Titans episode this week left me uncomfortable and I think that is what it set out to do. For six episodes, the series has introduced viewers to Dick, Rachael, Kory and Gar. These episodes attempt to make our heroes feel like real people. However, “Asylum” went and tore these characters apart pi

By Michael Lederhos

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Joshua Orpin Cast Joins DC Universe “Titans” Cast as Superboy

DC Universe Titans Episode 11 “Dick Grayson” Review

DC Universe Titans Episode 10 “Koriand’r” Review

DC Universe Titans Episode 9 “Hank and Dawn” Review

DC Universe Titans Episode 8 “Donna Troy” Review

DC Universe Titans Episode 7 “Asylum” Review

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