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But Dragon you forget that it was when she felt fear and anxiety that things started exploding. Not when she was happy
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When she was happy things happened. After she broke the lock on the roof, she got exicted and happy. Then she accidently blew the door up.
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exactly my point.
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yes I see what you mean though you could also venture to point out she was aiming at it and trying to destroy it. She just went over board. Then you see anxiety and everything around her blowes up At the very least you should realise that negative emotions do more damage
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how can someone not feel emotions? what emotion does she use when she is not using her powers?
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Raven was trained in some alternate dimension to control her emotions and, therefore, her powers. She's gotten quite good at it. The only emotion she feels is hate twords her father, Trigon (the big red demon guy).
Everything you could ever want to know about Raven |
ok after looking at that site, i think CN's teen titans are much better.
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my thoughts exactly
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I somehow disagree. The TT of the comics seems to have a better background, and more character. And they didn't randomly turn chibi, or have their ages, histories, or storylines "dumbed down", for approval of viewing by children. They took a group of superheroes that were in their upper-late teens and cut them down to early-pre teen status. And I HATE it when things are dumbed down.
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The New Teen Titans comic book in the 80's was THE comic book. Sure, you could read watchmen or DKR, but Teen Titans appealed to comic fans young and old. The art is fantastic and the writing crisp and sharp.
Don't speak ill of the comic. It blows away most of the crap that is being put out today. PS: Go read Teen Titans go! If you want a comic like the TV show. |
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