History ComicBook / TeenTitansRebirth

* DangerousSixteenthBirthday: 13, rather than 16, but same principle for Damian. His grandfather has determined that he chooses whether he'll return to the League of Assassins and take his place, or remain as Batman's son and be hunted down.

* HairDecorations: Raven has a skull barrette in her hair.

* WildTeenParty: Beast boy has one, renting out a house in order to draw in a crowd.

It also crossed over with ''ComicBook/SuperSons'' and ''ComicBook/SupermanRebirth'' for the ''Super Sons of Tomorrow'' crossover, where the Jon Kent's new, dangerous power risks the world. The team is split between working with Damian to save his best friend or aiding Saviour, a future version of former Teen Titans leader (and Robin) Tim Drake, in preventing this future from coming to pass.

'''''Comicbook/TeenTitans''''' is a 2016 comic book series published by Creator/DCComics as part of its Comicbook/DCRebirth initiative, written by Ben Percy, and was initially drawn by Jonboy Meyer, and later by Khoi Pham. The monthly series sees [[Comicbook/{{Robin}} Damian Wayne]] forcibly recruiting a team to fight against his grandfather Ra's Al Ghul. The book stars Robin, Comicbook/{{Starfire}}, ComicBook/{{Raven}}, [[Comicbook/TeenTitans Beast Boy]], and [[Comicbook/TheFlash the new Kid Flash]].

The team was then broken up and Robin and new Kid Flash recruited a new team consisting of Djinn, Crush, [[Characters/GreenArrow Red Arrow II]] and Roundhouse. This incarnation of the team also participated in a crossover with ''Deathstroke'', ''ComicBook/TheTerminusAgenda'', which featured another clash with Slade Wilson.

* BadassGay: Aqualad, whose sexual/romantic preferences lie in boys, and he can use the power of water.

The team was then broken up and Robin and new Kid Flash recruited a new team consisting of Djinn, Crush, [[Characters/GreenArrow Red Arrow II]] and Roundhouse.

* InformedAttribute: An issue has the Teen Titans spout off what they symbolise, and while ''some'' of them match-up, one of them is [=NuWally=] symbolising... hope? Because... reasons?

** [=NuWally=] was introduced in the New 52 as a twelve-year-old. Since Rebirth, he's been stated as 16 years old.

** [=NuWally=], for his delinquent past.

* EvilCounterpart{{s}}: Each Teen Titans member has one of these working for the League of Assassins.

** Mara has all the tactical intelligence and combat skills Damien has, except without a (anti-)heroic conscience or leadership experience.

* ParentalNeglect: Batman's a very busy man, leaving Damien to celebrate his thirteenth birthday alone with Alfred. In Damien's words, "My father has many priorities. Unless I get in his way, I've never been one of them." It's also rather telling when Damien commends his own grandfather (who threatens him by sending him a box with a dead robin in it) for remembering his thirteenth birthday, whereas Batman did not.
* ParentalSubstitute: Alfred's presence is more prominent in Damien's life than Batman's was.

* SmugSmiler: Damien has two default expressions: cunning seriousness, and smiling arrogance.

'''''Comicbook/TeenTitans''''' is a 2016 comic book series published by Comicbook/DCComics as part of its Comicbook/DCRebirth initiative, written by Ben Percy, and was initially drawn by Jonboy Meyer, and later by Khoi Pham. The monthly series sees [[Comicbook/{{Robin}} Damian Wayne]] forcibly recruiting a team to fight against his grandfather Ra's Al Ghul. The book stars Robin, Comicbook/{{Starfire}}, ComicBook/{{Raven}}, [[Comicbook/TeenTitans Beast Boy]], and [[Comicbook/TheFlash the new Kid Flash]].

** Damian's age. During the New 52, Damian had to have a retcon surrounding his birth to explain how he was physically 12 when he was technically little more than half that age.

** [=NuWally=] was introduced to New 52 at age 12. Since Rebirth, he's been stated as 16 years old.

'''''Comicbook/TeenTitans''''' is a 2016 comic book series published by Comicbook/DCComics as part of its Comicbook/DCRebirth initiative, written by Ben Percy, and was initially drawn by Jonboy Meyer, and later by Khoi Pham. The monthly series will sees [[Comicbook/{{Robin}} Damian Wayne]] forcibly recruiting a team to fight against his grandfather Ra's Al Ghul. The book stars Robin, Comicbook/{{Starfire}}, [[Comicbook/TeenTitans Raven, Beast Boy]], and [[Comicbook/TheFlash the new Kid Flash]].

The series will crossover with ''ComicBook/TitansRebirth'' and ''ComicBook/DeathstrokeRebirth'' in ''ComicBook/TheLazarusContract'', a BatFamilyCrossover that will feature Deathstroke trying to use the Speed Force to revive his dead son, Grant. It is also intended to clear up the ContinuitySnarl regarding the Titans' Post-Flashpoint history, along with Deathstroke's relationship with the team, which was similarly RetGone'd in the New 52.

* FiveManBand
** TheLeader: Damian.
** TheLancer: Kid Flash.
** TheSmartGuy: Raven.
** TheBigGuy: Beast Boy.
** TheChick: Starfire.
** TheSixthRanger: Aqualad.

* NotSoDifferent: Damian confesses to the others that he is Ra's Al Ghul's grandson and afraid this fact has already condemned him to evil. They open up to him by discussing their feelings on their own evil family members -- [[CainAndAbel Starfire's sister Blackfire]], [[ArchnemesisDad Raven's father Trigon the Terrible]] and [[EvilUncle NuWally's uncle the Reverse Flash]]; Beast Boy [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers doesn't have one]] -- and Starfire expresses that he is no more a slave to his blood than they are.

* EvilCounterpart{{s}}: Each member has one of these working for the League of Assassins.

* ItsAllAboutMe: Mara wants everything Damian has, ignoring her own teammates wishes for her own goal.

* LonelyRichKid: Damian spends his thirteenth birthday with Alfred and his pets. For some unexplained reason, neither Bruce Wayne nor Dick Grayson could make it. And apparently it wasn't even just that incident; later issues show that Damian doesn't think ''anyone'' cares about him, so apparently his relationships with Bruce and Dick, and even Alfred, have been re-written.

* NotSoDifferent: Damian confesses to the others that he is R'as al Ghul's grandson and afraid this fact has already condemned him to evil. They open up to him by discussing their feelings on their own evil family members -- [[CainAndAbel Starfire's sister Blackfire]], [[ArchnemesisDad Raven's father Trigon the Terrible]] and [[EvilUncle NuWally's uncle the Reverse Flash]]; Beast Boy [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers doesn't have one]] -- and Starfire expresses that he is no more a slave to his blood than they are.

* TeethClenchedTeamwork: The Teen Titans are going to be led by the current Robin, Damian Wayne... and they don't like that very much, which is justifiable since he basically ''kidnapped'' them into helping him fight his grandfather, Ra's al Ghul.
* WellDoneSonGuy: A female variation in that Mara wants Ra's approval more than anything which is fitting given her father Dusan, wanted the same thing his entire life.

* TeamMom: Starfire, who would be close to [[Comicbook/{{Nightwing}} Nightwing's]] age (around 22-24), fulfills this role, as she'd be too old to actually be a teen.

* MistreatmentInducedBetrayal: [[spoiler: the Demon's Fist team up with the Titans to take down Mara and Ra's once the truth comes out that the League kidnapped them as infants, and even before then they clearly hated how Mara treated them.]]

* TeamMom: Starfire, who would be close to [[Comicbook/{{Nightwing}} Nightwing's]] age (around 22-24), fulfills this role, as she'd been too old to actually be a teen.

* MythologyGag:
** The Teen Titans are ''almost'' how they are in [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitans both Teen]] [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGO Titans shows]], albeit replacing Cyborg with Kid Flash. Kid Flash has made appearances in both shows as well.

** TheSixthRanger: Jackson Hyde the new Aqualad, who is set to join in Issue #6.

** Damian's age. During the New 52, Damian had to have a retcon surrounding his birth to explain how he was physically 12 when he was technically little more than half that age. Following ''ComicBook/SupermanReborn'', a good chunk of time that had been removed from the DCU was returned, restoring Damian's physical and biological ages.

** Damian's age. During the New 52, Damian had to have a retcon surrounding his birth to explain how he was physically 12 when he was technically little more than half that age. Following ''ComicBook/SupermanReborn'', a good chunk of time that had been removed from the DCU was returned, restoring Damian's physical and biological ages. This doesn't actually factor into the series, but might be worth noting.

** Damian's age. During the New 52, Damian had to have a retcon surrounding his birth to explain how he was physically 12 when he was technically little more than half that age. Following ''SupermanReborn'', a good chunk of time that had been removed from the DCU was returned, restoring Damian's physical and biological ages. This doesn't actually factor into the series, but might be worth noting.