Actually, the Cyborg model from that (abandoned) animated Anti-Drug PSA was actually used for the character in Hanna-Barbara's "Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians" series (the final entry in their 'Super Friends' series) where he was the Justice League's latest recruit.
J Gamer Xone My girlfriend is usually like that, but probably because of my annoying nature i could be one of the causes, like with her persecution fear and paranoia ... i hurt people with kindness and puns, REALLY Bad puns
You’re thinking of the red hood. The red X was a villain that would often face off against robin and apparently was robin (I’m a bit shaky on it since it’s been awhile since I watched the OG teen Titans)
@@thepapakeeganshow6440 The first episode of the Red x was robin but the second episode was an imposter who we never got the identity of.... UNTIL NOW!!!! (In reality, the show ended before they could end that story :/ )
The use of Protector in Heroes In Crisis comes off more as a snarky inside joke rather than a heartfelt reexamination of the character, and frankly undercuts the whole event as a result...
The first comic was my first exposure to the Teen Titans besides old reruns of the 60s cartoon. (I'm not THAT old.) I really liked the characters, including the Protector so it saddens me to see Tom King ruin him. Just another problem I have with him. I think one of the sequel comics actually has the Protector's origin though.
Weed just makes you look at a page all day until you sleep wondering why the crest toothpaste looking guy is in the Justice League. Alcohol more or less the same, but everything is blurry and you might puke on the same page. Peyote makes you transcend reality so the comic won't matter, your body is destabilizing and your soul has to reconnect or get kicked from the server.
The scenes are later revealed to be testimonies given during a support group, except for Speedy's which was trying to convince some of the focus kids that drugs will mess you up by going over his own story.
I could see an almost satirical mini series about the protector, showing that long chain of events, and he just so happens to have some incredibly cheasy hero suit (say he worked for a batburger or something) and he has to save hia cousin from getting killed by a dealer or something after not paying his debt back. Crappy characters can be remade! Look at Animal man or blue beetle
When I was in elementary school (yeah, I'm old) I got to represent my school at these drug/comic book meeting and report to class. I went to meet my, at the time, favorite First Lady (yeah, at age 11 I was a conservative, so?). She missed showing up to one, but I meat "The Protector", Wonder Woman, and "Batman", actors, of course. But this cemented my love of the Titans and DC comics.
It was not the only time Cyborg was animated prior to the tt cartoon. I had to look it up, but Cyborg was featured prominently in a later version of the Super Friends, "Galactic Guardians" voiced by Ernie Hudson. Had his origin and everything.
I think DC comics should use the protector as a alternate persona of the robins when they need to play hero and have a more open persona. I think that the protector main line hero should be the result of a mishap of grayson (night-wing) who spends his time trying to help the protector come to terms with drug themed problem, his sheild is a bat-family "relic" that acts as his bat-arang and has some deep attachment linked to a darker theme, such as the occult like the hero medallion, a literal family shield from antiquity (possibly a Wayne family connection like an old Wayne rival from Thomas Wayne's era), or is apart of the protectors own drug filled hallucination.
@DenverEight .....im sure the protector can make a comeback in DC's Dark Knights: Metal... probably a cousin of James Gordon Junior (son of commisioner gordon, who suffers from drug addiction)
Hey Drake, heard frombalot of people that they consider the DCU to be dead, because of things like Heroes in Crisis, Bendis taking over the entire line of Superman comics, the Bat-wedding, the stupid Nightwing change and the shift away from that what Rebirth was. I wanna hear your opinion and I don't know why, but I'm a little bit worried, because I started great with comics only a few weeks ago and love DC's characters to death and now I have a feeling that it maybe was worthless
I think i still should have this comic book of the X-men saying no to smoking.i also think i got it from school as well so they still used comic book to help kids dont do drugs.
im sure the protector can make a comeback in DC's Dark Knights: Metal... probably a cousin of James Gordon Junior (son of commisioner gordon, who suffers from drug addiction)
I cant stand the stigma against drug use. Especially since most of the problems have come from the government criminalizing it. Its almost like theyre trying to make money off of the addicts by arresting them over and over oh wait... Im depressed again.
Love the way you called Heroes in crisis "controversial", "complete crap" would have been much more apt, and I say that as a serious long-time DC fan. With that said, I first heard of the Protector during Linkara's videos on the Teen Titans anti-drug comics rather than in Heroes in Crisis, was really surprised to see him in there... and really confused as to what the heck actually even happened in the latest issue.
I got all these things but then I burnt them when I didn't see robin at all and the school tried to put me in detention but the senco lady at the time knew robin was a superhero I loved and them removing him Was OF course gonna cause me trouble so I didn't get in trouble so thanks to her existing I didn't get any problems for hating them
@Ram story wala im sure the protector can make a comeback in DC's Dark Knights: Metal... probably a cousin of James Gordon Junior (son of commisioner gordon, who suffers from drug addiction)
Wait! I saw Cyborg in an episode of the SuperFriends... I think it was an episode that also featured Firestorm, I don't remember the plot but I know it tells part of Cyborg's backstory (that his father turn him into a cyborg to save his life) and Firestorm helps Cyborg to fell less sad about never going to be "normal" again
In brazil, they used the original version from the storyline on the comic books with robin originally, only the commercial they kept the protector on. I still have my original comics from the 80's with me, since I'm a true original titans fan since they first assemble in the 80's. Even now, living in USA I never knew that he was scrapped from the story due to a cookie battle in court. I guess outside the USA the original story was kept in every publication around the world. You should make a video showing diferences on publications and story arcs from different countries, that would give enough material for a new series of videos. I hope that would make it work. I loved the channel by the way. I started randomly by watching the crisis episode and have been binge watching of your D.C. content ever since. By the way, you should make more videos about the titans, I couldn't find a lot about about them, we titans fans do exist, and we're here. Xoxo
Please do an episode on the time that Spider-Man crossed over with Powedered Toast-Man from Ren and Stimpy. Because I swear it actually happened. And like every Marvel crossover, it's actually considered canon. It's from Marvel's Ren and Stimpy #6
7:44 Yea, it's not like the show NEVER has any good episodes. The ones revolving around the song "Night Begins to Shine" are great too. The movie was just kind of so-so though IMO. I know a lot of people, even people who don't like the show liked it but I only sort of liked it. Also PPG vs TTG was one of the best episodes of both shows and while it's technically OK KO, I'm also counting Crossover Nexus, which was also one of the best episodes of the four involved shows (I personally find the OK KO crossovers just as hit and miss as the show is in general too, the RPG World one was also great but the Ghoul School one made by scratch my head at all the forced references and "jokes" and the Captain Planet one was mediocre at best).
3:05 Actually, based on interviews from people like Alex Hirsch, Alan Alda, and og star trek writers that was the wrong move when dealing with standards committees. You actually want to put in more sexy stuff in your first draft, so that they tell you to fix it, and then completely forget about your satire and more serious storytelling and let it go to market, or at least make it subtext instead of completely gone.
Yeah, "pro", when, Richard, Wallace, Victor, Garfield, Joseph... I always saw the original Nightwing costume as "stealing Dazzler's clothes and dyeing them midnight blue". The funny thing is, drug dealers usually don't target kids. Would you target potential customers who don't have a lot of money and do have a lot of supervision?
so you mentioned that the entire reason he was on your radar was one line about fighting drugs when he himself did them, yet that single line was never expanded? sure, there is nothing wrong with a PSA character being killed off for being shallow and heavy-handed, but if they wanted to make something more out of him, that would have been the way to do it.
Can you do a video covering what if some of the legendarys from pokemon (the three legendary birds, the regis, the Tapus, the swords of justice, Ho-oh, Lugia, Regigigas, etc.) actually existed in the world of Marvel? Please?
The Protector doesnt need a series but he Needs Well written screen time i think the obscure deadpool like aproach would bring comedy apeal being they used him to sub for robin on a one time teen titan comic against drugs i want to see him show up but ONLY to fight drug related instances and he'd literally not go on missions because there aren't drugs n because he's often not on missions he just starts fuckin smoking lmao
@@ComicDrake You mentioned alternate universe and cameoes. This more than that. His role was fairly big. Another place the Protector was seen (not mentioned) because you REALLY have to look... is Kingdom Come.
@@jessewilley531, The panel on the left is from Who is Wonder Girl. He appeared on that page and that was it. He did not have much of a role outside of that based on when I read it last week.
He was actually a very clever McGuffin/Clue to Dark Angel's whole plan. She was trying to get Donna to feel irrelevant or even that she wasn't real. (In part because her then origin was as Diana's imaginary friend come to life.) What better way to do that than to make her think she was on a team/friends with a 'fake character'. Of course this makes the appearance in the Secret Files two months before (in a story set AFTER that) a bit problematic. As how could a hero who never existed show up at a recruitment drive. Then again, that was a preview for a miniseries that doesn't exist so maybe that was meant as another clue.
IIRC, George Perez said the reason why Dick got the Disco collar was to make up to female fans of Robin since he would no longer be wearing short pants.
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Actually, the Cyborg model from that (abandoned) animated Anti-Drug PSA was actually used for the character in Hanna-Barbara's "Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians" series (the final entry in their 'Super Friends' series) where he was the Justice League's latest recruit.
You're totally right! Thank you for bringing that to my attention. :)
Ok
Did that serve as one of the inspirations/influences that Cyborg is now portrayed as a Leaguer?
Comic Drake You posted this vid on 4/20! 👏
The TV show where Darkseid was a Wonder Woman simp.
For a moment I thought the video was about how cookies were used as a representation for drugs.
Martian Manhunter's off-brand Oreo cookie addiction, huh?
Same
Same.
@@TheDanishGuyReviews Yep, haha!
So Cookie Monster is a raving addict
remember kids, don't do drugs and don't enter an exclusive advertisement deal with a multi-million dollar company.
Starfire: Speedy, you have more experience with these things than I do.
Oh, Kory...That's the *last* thing you want to say to a recovering addict.
I love when they make silly things like this canon and keep referencing it in future stories
I used to read a lot of Tiny Titans as a kid, and I thought the Protector was just created for that issue. Pretty neat to learn something new!
Why do they want poor Raven to hallucinate... Poor girl
*Give her a hug*
Raven more than likely hates hugs, you don't just go up and hug someone who dislikes social interaction and would rather meditate in a dark room...
J Gamer Xone It only show to that I care
J Gamer Xone My girlfriend is usually like that, but probably because of my annoying nature i could be one of the causes, like with her persecution fear and paranoia
... i hurt people with kindness and puns, REALLY Bad puns
have you seen the original show? she'd break you way before you break her...
When dealing with people unused to contact: Ask, and, if permission is granted, hug very gently.
Looks like cookie monster, Is in the cookie war against the evil Drug elmos
Ft Minor welcomes your help
NOW WE KNOW WHO IS THE RED X!!!!!
mortrem76 holy shit
it all makes sense!
I knew he was Jason tood for a long time
You’re thinking of the red hood. The red X was a villain that would often face off against robin and apparently was robin (I’m a bit shaky on it since it’s been awhile since I watched the OG teen Titans)
@@thepapakeeganshow6440 The first episode of the Red x was robin but the second episode was an imposter who we never got the identity of.... UNTIL NOW!!!! (In reality, the show ended before they could end that story :/ )
Those “Just Say No” blanks you filled in are great, lol. “No thanks, I’ve been really busy so I need to catch up on my podcasts.”
Teen Titans Go should reference The Protector in a way, sounds like something they would want to do.
The use of Protector in Heroes In Crisis comes off more as a snarky inside joke rather than a heartfelt reexamination of the character, and frankly undercuts the whole event as a result...
Well, he's dead now so DC doesn't have to use him ever again, just like how they treated everyone else who died in the storyline except Wally and Ivy.
Comic history is really interesting
Edit: I'm sure the Protector costume had some influence on Nightwing's
Knowing DC in 15 years I wouldn't be surprised of he got his own movie out of nowhere...
DC universe series here he comes
The first comic was my first exposure to the Teen Titans besides old reruns of the 60s cartoon. (I'm not THAT old.) I really liked the characters, including the Protector so it saddens me to see Tom King ruin him. Just another problem I have with him. I think one of the sequel comics actually has the Protector's origin though.
They retconned it! Protector’s back :)
@@ToastOnSmores You mean someone actually did a GOOD retcon? That's a rarity! Now I demand the Protector vs Snowflame story!
Too powerful for MCU:
Drugs
Mmmmm, the Nuke storyline in Daredevil.
Or that drug mutants were addicted to in Ultimate Marvel
I JUST realized that you posted this on 4/20 😅
God, I hope that’s on purpose
Honestly... I don't think reading long dialogues is something a drug junkie would feel like doing...
Depends. Yes if it's an coke addict not so much with a heroin addict. They would fall asleep first lol
Weed just makes you look at a page all day until you sleep wondering why the crest toothpaste looking guy is in the Justice League.
Alcohol more or less the same, but everything is blurry and you might puke on the same page.
Peyote makes you transcend reality so the comic won't matter, your body is destabilizing and your soul has to reconnect or get kicked from the server.
The scenes are later revealed to be testimonies given during a support group, except for Speedy's which was trying to convince some of the focus kids that drugs will mess you up by going over his own story.
It was less about getting junkies into rehab and more about getting kids to not try in the first place.
That'd depend on the user and the drug they're using, people don't usually associate actors with smoking pot but then again there's Seth Rogen
I could see an almost satirical mini series about the protector, showing that long chain of events, and he just so happens to have some incredibly cheasy hero suit (say he worked for a batburger or something) and he has to save hia cousin from getting killed by a dealer or something after not paying his debt back. Crappy characters can be remade! Look at Animal man or blue beetle
I honestly thought this would be a comics story about how cookies were used to smuggle drugs. Gotta be careful when reading the title next time.
Artists and Writers: Damn dude, this shit's been tripping me out, we should like, draw it and make Raven trip out.
I love Nightwing so if the Protector influenced him in any way he is automatically awesome in my book
I remeber Linkara doing one of the issues, or at least touching upon one of them
he has reviewed the first 2
@@charlezard5579 neat ^^ Its been awhile since i seen that
Wow, this is really cool and classic. I really like these old fashioned comics
Oh, that's really awesome! I had never heard of the Protector until Heroes in Crisis, so that's cool to know this now!
When I was in elementary school (yeah, I'm old) I got to represent my school at these drug/comic book meeting and report to class. I went to meet my, at the time, favorite First Lady (yeah, at age 11 I was a conservative, so?). She missed showing up to one, but I meat "The Protector", Wonder Woman, and "Batman", actors, of course. But this cemented my love of the Titans and DC comics.
It was not the only time Cyborg was animated prior to the tt cartoon. I had to look it up, but Cyborg was featured prominently in a later version of the Super Friends, "Galactic Guardians" voiced by Ernie Hudson. Had his origin and everything.
TTG brought the classic designs back for TV Knight 5 where they take on Nixon. Oh boy, they went there.
This made me think of something
If EVERY section of the universe had a green lantern where was tamarans green lantern and who where Starfires parents
I think DC comics should use the protector as a alternate persona of the robins when they need to play hero and have a more open persona. I think that the protector main line hero should be the result of a mishap of grayson (night-wing) who spends his time trying to help the protector come to terms with drug themed problem, his sheild is a bat-family "relic" that acts as his bat-arang and has some deep attachment linked to a darker theme, such as the occult like the hero medallion, a literal family shield from antiquity (possibly a Wayne family connection like an old Wayne rival from Thomas Wayne's era), or is apart of the protectors own drug filled hallucination.
Wouldn’t it be swell if the protector’s brother turned out to be Red X?! Haha that would make things interesting!
@DenverEight .....im sure the protector can make a comeback in DC's Dark Knights: Metal... probably a cousin of James Gordon Junior (son of commisioner gordon, who suffers from drug addiction)
6:02 what he put in the text box is actually pretty funny
Hey Drake, heard frombalot of people that they consider the DCU to be dead, because of things like Heroes in Crisis, Bendis taking over the entire line of Superman comics, the Bat-wedding, the stupid Nightwing change and the shift away from that what Rebirth was.
I wanna hear your opinion and I don't know why, but I'm a little bit worried, because I started great with comics only a few weeks ago and love DC's characters to death and now I have a feeling that it maybe was worthless
I think i still should have this comic book of the X-men saying no to smoking.i also think i got it from school as well so they still used comic book to help kids dont do drugs.
Was that a reference to the poke-rap
Instantly liked the video after that
"the contraversial heroes in crisis" that's an understatement...
im sure the protector can make a comeback in DC's Dark Knights: Metal... probably a cousin of James Gordon Junior (son of commisioner gordon, who suffers from drug addiction)
I cant stand the stigma against drug use. Especially since most of the problems have come from the government criminalizing it. Its almost like theyre trying to make money off of the addicts by arresting them over and over oh wait...
Im depressed again.
Cookie Rights!?
I know in America were known for our weird rights policies but this honestly proves it
I really want to do drugs but Nancy told me to say no and I promised her I wouldn't. Her message of "Want to do drugs? Well don't" really moved me
Thank you drake, you're the best.
Protector was a kid who wanted to protect his brother. He had a purpose and fulfilled it. Some charcters are NOT meant to return.
5:52 YES some recognition to BDG xd. loved that reference
Love the way you called Heroes in crisis "controversial", "complete crap" would have been much more apt, and I say that as a serious long-time DC fan. With that said, I first heard of the Protector during Linkara's videos on the Teen Titans anti-drug comics rather than in Heroes in Crisis, was really surprised to see him in there... and really confused as to what the heck actually even happened in the latest issue.
I collected all those special one shot comics. My fav was daredevil and not using gasoline for other uses (like removing lice) issue
I know there’s been lore about red x, but it would be fascinating to tie red x to protector in some way.
I got all these things but then I burnt them when I didn't see robin at all and the school tried to put me in detention but the senco lady at the time knew robin was a superhero I loved and them removing him Was OF course gonna cause me trouble so I didn't get in trouble so thanks to her existing I didn't get any problems for hating them
You're telling me there's a third one? Looks like it's back to internet shopping then.
That protecter
Can be brought back by making him DC 's black spider's arch nemesis it would be cool to watch
@Ram story wala im sure the protector can make a comeback in DC's Dark Knights: Metal... probably a cousin of James Gordon Junior (son of commisioner gordon, who suffers from drug addiction)
*stares at the Protector & Nightwing comparison section* Oh my god. Oh my god! OH MY GOOOOOO-
9:48 SHIN DAN KUROTO!
Wait! I saw Cyborg in an episode of the SuperFriends... I think it was an episode that also featured Firestorm, I don't remember the plot but I know it tells part of Cyborg's backstory (that his father turn him into a cyborg to save his life) and Firestorm helps Cyborg to fell less sad about never going to be "normal" again
war of jokes and riddles? hell nah, we got the war of drugs and cookies
They should have had Dick use the name the protector until the press named him nightwing.
In brazil, they used the original version from the storyline on the comic books with robin originally, only the commercial they kept the protector on. I still have my original comics from the 80's with me, since I'm a true original titans fan since they first assemble in the 80's. Even now, living in USA I never knew that he was scrapped from the story due to a cookie battle in court. I guess outside the USA the original story was kept in every publication around the world. You should make a video showing diferences on publications and story arcs from different countries, that would give enough material for a new series of videos. I hope that would make it work. I loved the channel by the way. I started randomly by watching the crisis episode and have been binge watching of your D.C. content ever since. By the way, you should make more videos about the titans, I couldn't find a lot about about them, we titans fans do exist, and we're here. Xoxo
Remember kids, just say NO to Keebler cookies. They'll rot your teeth and are just a gateway to cream puffs. CREAM PUFFS KILL!
Cream puffs killed my father, and was rude to my mother. :(
Please do an episode on the time that Spider-Man crossed over with Powedered Toast-Man from Ren and Stimpy.
Because I swear it actually happened. And like every Marvel crossover, it's actually considered canon. It's from Marvel's Ren and Stimpy #6
I love starfire.
Cookie ad played before this. Fitting
I kinda wish the ttg episode used a recoloured protector costume for robin instead of making a new one
7:44 Yea, it's not like the show NEVER has any good episodes. The ones revolving around the song "Night Begins to Shine" are great too. The movie was just kind of so-so though IMO. I know a lot of people, even people who don't like the show liked it but I only sort of liked it. Also PPG vs TTG was one of the best episodes of both shows and while it's technically OK KO, I'm also counting Crossover Nexus, which was also one of the best episodes of the four involved shows (I personally find the OK KO crossovers just as hit and miss as the show is in general too, the RPG World one was also great but the Ghoul School one made by scratch my head at all the forced references and "jokes" and the Captain Planet one was mediocre at best).
funny how the best teen titans go episodes are the ones which they abandon their style.
Very interesting and informative video. I don’t know any other UA-camrs who cover this kind of comic content.
3:05 Actually, based on interviews from people like Alex Hirsch, Alan Alda, and og star trek writers that was the wrong move when dealing with standards committees. You actually want to put in more sexy stuff in your first draft, so that they tell you to fix it, and then completely forget about your satire and more serious storytelling and let it go to market, or at least make it subtext instead of completely gone.
Hm this actually sounds really interesting
Why couldn't they just make the bubble bigger its just going take more whiteout and a pen
Yeah, "pro", when, Richard, Wallace, Victor, Garfield, Joseph...
I always saw the original Nightwing costume as "stealing Dazzler's clothes and dyeing them midnight blue".
The funny thing is, drug dealers usually don't target kids. Would you target potential customers who don't have a lot of money and do have a lot of supervision?
so you mentioned that the entire reason he was on your radar was one line about fighting drugs when he himself did them, yet that single line was never expanded? sure, there is nothing wrong with a PSA character being killed off for being shallow and heavy-handed, but if they wanted to make something more out of him, that would have been the way to do it.
My first introduction to the Protector was Tiny Titans.
Wait, that Cyborg was used in Super Friends before he was in Teen Titans animated series
Huh, talk about cookie chaos
Step one: buy and sell
cocaine
Step two: start a war on drugs
Step three: die before you can face consequences
Can you do a video covering what if some of the legendarys from pokemon (the three legendary birds, the regis, the Tapus, the swords of justice, Ho-oh, Lugia, Regigigas, etc.) actually existed in the world of Marvel? Please?
I really like hearing messed up crap about superheroes like Speedy's heroin addiction
Corporate oversight ruins all good things
I have the first in this series as I was 12 yo when this came out. But don't remember the other 2.
So The Protector is Robin's echo fighter
Ironically the ad I watched before this video was a cookie one
I have one of these issues hanging on my wall
Do a video on tiny titans
my 1st time seeing the protector was tiny titans
I saw that Unraveled reference don’t think you snuck it by me
7:33 - Hanna Barbara Raven is my spirit animal XDXDXDXDXDXD
Massive wasted opportunity, making Speedy addicted to heroine rather than speed
Since when has a character dying meant we wouldn't be seeing more of them?
You should do a collab with Linkara
I've publicly stated that I'm down to do one several times. Let him know!
YES
1:00 I knew the protector thanks to linkara
Wow, I’m surprised that you included a polygon reference
how can i not click on a title like that
The Protector doesnt need a series but he Needs Well written screen time i think the obscure deadpool like aproach would bring comedy apeal being they used him to sub for robin on a one time teen titan comic against drugs i want to see him show up but ONLY to fight drug related instances and he'd literally not go on missions because there aren't drugs n because he's often not on missions he just starts fuckin smoking lmao
or just keep him a stickler no one wants on the team because he just really doesnt like drugs
Why do I have the book from my dad
GavPlayz Everything cause he doesn’t want you to do drugs... I say do pot. Spite him a little
Couse he doesn't now how awesome drugs feel
Well the didn’t call him speedy for nothing
Actually... you seem to be forgetting 'Who is Wonder Girl?' where The Protector was one of the corruptions of hypertime .
8:21
@@ComicDrake You mentioned alternate universe and cameoes. This more than that. His role was fairly big.
Another place the Protector was seen (not mentioned) because you REALLY have to look... is Kingdom Come.
@@jessewilley531, The panel on the left is from Who is Wonder Girl. He appeared on that page and that was it. He did not have much of a role outside of that based on when I read it last week.
He was actually a very clever McGuffin/Clue to Dark Angel's whole plan. She was trying to get Donna to feel irrelevant or even that she wasn't real. (In part because her then origin was as Diana's imaginary friend come to life.) What better way to do that than to make her think she was on a team/friends with a 'fake character'.
Of course this makes the appearance in the Secret Files two months before (in a story set AFTER that) a bit problematic. As how could a hero who never existed show up at a recruitment drive. Then again, that was a preview for a miniseries that doesn't exist so maybe that was meant as another clue.
Ah yes, drug PSAs
Poor Marv dc really did hurt him :(
Interesting video
Here is an interesting idea:
Replace Jason Hart with Jason Todd.
The second robin was only killed five years later in 1988.
Marvel had to fight for the film rights for their characters.
*DC had to fight for the cookie rights for their characters.*
IIRC, George Perez said the reason why Dick got the Disco collar was to make up to female fans of Robin since he would no longer be wearing short pants.
Why does the old Teen Titans look like adults playing teenagers? Why did Starfire even have that original outfit? How old were these teens?