The heroes of Injustice 2 will be joined soon by the latest addition to the roster, a strange visitor from another planet who happens to be powered by Earth’s yellow sun. It’s not Krypto the superdog (DAMMIT!) but rather the Teen Titan known as Starfire. Or Coriander Koriand’r to her friends.

Warner Bros. has confirmed that Teen Titans will headline a new digital effort of theirs next year which will “deliver an immersive experience designed just for DC fans”. They're not the only team joining the service however, as Young Justice: Outsiders will continue a story that has been years in the making.

DC and Warner Bros. Animation have had a mostly crackin’ good run at doing just that over the last decade. All Star Superman, The Dark Knight Returns and Justice League: The New Frontier are prime examples of the medium honouring a story. Last year’s Batman: The Killing Joke, less so. While 2016 may have resulted in that black mark on the record of the DC Animated Universe, Justice League vs Teen Titans was still a positive step in the right direction. Teen Titans: The Judas Contract keeps that momentum going.

Called “The Lazarus Contract”, Deathstroke takes on the Titans once again in an effort to resurrect his long-lost son using a connection to Pre-New 52 Wally West who also happens to be back from the edge of oblivion.

Here's your first glimpse at the long-awaited adaptation for Teen Titans: The Judas Contract.

Thanks to the internet, the future of the DC Extended Universe of movies may have been leaked a little bit earlier than Warner Bros. wanted.

Thanks to the internet, the future of the DC Extended Universe of movies may have been leaked a little bit earlier than Warner Bros. wanted.

DC is dipping once again into their archives to finally bring the Teen Titans back in an adaptation of The Judas Contract.