‘Teen Titans: The Judas Contract’: First Poster Hits The Web

The Teen Titans will finally headline their own animated film in this adaptation of The Judas Contract; hit the jump to check out the first poster.

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If you were growing up in the early 2000s, chances are, you know who the Teen Titans are. The DC Comics group is comprised of sidekicks and younger heroes who teamed up to do battle with some of Earth’s greatest foes. Of course, the team became incredibly popular amongst kids everywhere with the animated series, and have grown even stronger with children thanks to Teen Titans Go! However, we will soon receive a more mature adaptation of the Teen Titans thanks to DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation.

A few months ago, it was announced that the creative team behind Batman: The Killing Joke and Batman: Under The Red Hood would develop an adaptation of one of the most iconic comic book arcs in the Titans catalogue: The Judas Contract. There has been some interesting rumours regarding the sudden push of the Teen Titans in recent years, with many (myself included) believing Warner Bros. may be wanting audience to become aware of these characters ahead of a potential feature film. With the big screen introduction of Cyborg and Deathstroke, and the references to Robin in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, who knows?

The first poster for The Judas Contract has been leaked online thanks to The Mother Box over on Twitter. You can check it out below:

Of course, this is a teaser poster, so nothing too flashy. The comic book storyline was adapted in the original animated series, but this interpretation seems to be more inline with that of the books. The storyline is iconic for revealing who Deathstroke actually was, going incredibly in-depth into his past. No word on when the film is set to hit, but one would assume some time in 2017, before the big screen debut of Deathstroke in Justice League.

Source: Twitter

Roby D'Ottavi

Roby D'Ottavi

Just a young writer hoping to become an old writer. From the land Down Under; no, I don't know Jai Courtney.