Titans has officially been renewed for a season two BEFORE season one has even aired which makes it the SECOND series that Ryan has been apart of to be renewed for a season two before season one aired, the first one being Big Hero 6: The Series.

Read the Press Release below:

Titans has been picked up for a second season on DC Universe, executive producer Geoff Johnsannounced during the show’s world premiere panel at New York Comic Con Wednesday evening. The news arrives about a week before the show’s official launch on DC’s subscription streaming service.

“We’re doing season 2 already,” Johns said during the panel. “That to me shows the faith that DC Universe has in the show and this amazing cast and the property. DC’s so supportive of it. To be able to get a season 2 greenlit now means we just get to keep talking about crazy ideas.”

Executive producer Akiva Goldsman added, “We’re blessed with this incredible cast that we have here on stage. We want to bring in more and more amazing actors and characters.”

Both Johns and Goldmsan teased that they’ll be drawing on the comics even more in season 2.

“We already know the story of season 2,” Johns said. “[New Teen Titans writer] Marv Wolfman will be very happy when we do season 2.”
“I don’t want to give anything away,” said Goldsman, “but there are some stories in the books that will appear in season 2.”

Although they didn’t confirm what stories they’ll be adapting, it sure sounds like they’re hinting at “The Judas Contract,” the definitive Teen Titans story from Wolfman and George Pérez’s run on New Teen Titans. In case you aren’t familiar with it, this four-part story brought the team’s ongoing conflict with Slade, a.k.a. Deathstroke, to a major climax and featured violence, betrayal, and interpersonal drama.

Promising a grittier take on the popular teen superhero group, Titans follows Robin (Brenton Thwaites) as he teams up with Raven (Teagan Croft), Beast Boy (Ryan Potter), and Starfire (Anna Diop) to stop a demonic evil threatening the world.

“The first season does take our Titans on a journey as they unlock the mystery of Rachel,” Johns told EW recently. “Harkening to the original comics, the first storyline was really about Raven and how she brought these characters together, and we have a similar connection. [Raven] is kind of the sun that everyone revolves around.”

It takes a while for the Titans to team up on the show, so both Thwaites and Croft came to cherish the scenes that featured all four Titans. “All the cast is so lovely that I was very excited whenever we all came together because it meant I could talk to my friends,” Croft told EW.

Thwaites added: “[The most exciting parts were] those large scenes where we were all together trying to figure out what to do because to me it’s an ensemble show, and the most enjoyment came from working with the actors and connecting with them. I feel like toward the end when Donna Troy [Conor Leslie] and other characters were introduced, and we had this real solid team of actors and people and characters, it felt like there was more of a force, and a little more positivity behind the show.”

Titans is one of several shows coming to DC Universe. The platform’s lineup also includes Doom Patrol; the Harley Quinn animated series, starring Kaley Cuoco; Swamp Thing; Young Justice: Outsiders; and Stargirl.

Titans premieres Friday, Oct. 12,. Episodes will air weekly.

Another new trailer for Titans has been released, this time coming from New York Comic Con from yesterday where they also aired a special screening of the first episodes of Titans. Although the trailer focuses more on Raven and the team coming together as a unit, there are new parts of Gar that haven’t been seen in prior trailers.

Just days away from the special screening of Titans at New York Comic Con on October 3rd, Titans was announced to air on Netflix in international areas since DC Universe is exclusive to the United States right now. You can watch the trailer below!

Entertainment Weekly has just released a brand new clip of Titans which premieres on October 12th, 2018 and the new clip features our very own, Beast Boy! After so many videos of not getting anything of Gar in Titans besides the group photo, we finally have a 00:30 second trailer that’s all about him!

A new promotional poster for Titans has just been released, the new poster of the team features Teagan Croft as Rachel / Raven, Ryan Potter as Gar Logan / Beast Boy, Anna Diop as Kory Anders / Starfire and Brenton Thwaites as Dick Grayson / Robin. Check it out below:

Entertainment Weekly has released an exclusive promotional shot of the entire cast of Titans and it’s amazing! The photo features Ryan Potter as Gar Logan, Teagan Croft as Rachel, Brenton Thwaites as Robin and Anna Diop as Kory Anders. I’m excited for this extra look at Ryan as Gar since there was only three seconds of him in the trailer and absolutely no look at him in the stills of the first two episodes.

Are you excited for the series premiere on October 12th?

Today on the DC Universe‘s Live Stream that happened on YouTube, DC announced that it’s streaming service which is titled DC Universe will launch and be ready for streaming on September 15th, 2018!! This is good news, although we will have to wait almost another month until we can watch Titans as that will premiere on October 12th, 2018!!!!!

Good news for fans attending New York Comic Con as on October 3rd, DC Universe’s panel and booth will have a screening of Titans for fans who attend. Are you excited to see the show finally come to life and see our first look at Live-Action Titans??

You still have plenty of time to purchase a DC Universe plan for $7.99/monthly or $79.99/yearly. If you pre-order the yearly plan, you’ll get an extra 3 months for free!