Titans: Season 2’s plot synopsis: “Following directly after the apocalyptic events of last season’s finale. With Rachel’s father, Trigon (guest star SEAMUS DEVER) having successfully turned Dick dark, ...

So early on we see the human form of Trigon continue to hunt down Raven and her lone remaining ally in the house Beast Boy, as they run from a possessed Grayson. Trigon then allows the rest of the ...

Question: Why would you build up an entire character, creating a mystical tapestry around him – organizations and followers that would die for that character – over the course of an entire season, and ...

Titans season 2 is almost here, and now we’ve got a new look at the anticipated episode. The new episode will be titled Trigon, and picks up right after the events of the season 1 finale. That episode ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Titans season 2 is here, and it looks as though we won’t be wasting any time taking care of the ...

DC Universe has released 5 promo stills for the season 2 premiere of Titans, which will air on the streaming service on September 6. The episode is titled "Trigon," and looking at these images it's ...

We've been hearing a lot about Titans lately and while it's been said that the first episode ends with a huge twist, we may have a better idea about what that is. While the comic book version of the ...

What a difference a year makes. Titans Season 2 Episode 1 is not the season premiere the fans deserved. It felt like more of an epilogue of Titans Season 1 than a jumping-off point for Titans Season 2 ...

Seamus Dever, Trigon himself, sat for an in-depth interview with Science Fiction about his career, and specifically his latest role in Titans. The entire thing is worth a read, and it’s especially ...

Warning: Full spoilers for Titans' Season 2 premiere below. It's rare to see a series so completely lose its momentum at the end of an otherwise solid season. Titans: Season 1 ended on a sour note ...

Teen Titans was the very first New 52 comic to drive me away. The series just hasn't been able to channel much of what makes this particular group of characters special. And the fact that the far, far ...