Top 5 most wanted DC Multiverse New 52 Teen Titans figures

One series that I know wasn't as popular during the controversial New 52 era was the Teen Titans series, even after its relaunch. I won't try to say that the series didn't have its major downs and issues, but there were many parts of it that I enjoyed as well! I didn't mind many of the redesigns, which I why I'm actually very excited for the upcoming New 52 Red Robin figure from Mcfarlane! Both New 52 Teen Titans series had some decent storylines and interesting new characters, and with so many of the legacy characters returning to their Pre-Flashpoint forms at this point it is neat to see the temporary redesigns many of them got! So with Red Robin, leader of the New 52 Teen Titans, now on the way, these are the top 5 characters from the series I hope follow up soon!

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5. Solstice

One of the new characters introduced for the series and one that DC comics seems to have left by the wayside, Solstice is actually one of the new introductions that I didn't mind at all! Her design was very cool and lends itself to becoming a very interesting action figure when taking into account her obsidian skin and the plume of hair rising off her!

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4. Bunker

One character that has had a lasting presence in DC comics since his introduction in the New 52 is Bunker, someone with a similarly visually compelling power set! Conjuring psionic purple bricks was a delight to see unfold across the pages of the comics, especially as Bunker learned to use the ability in new ways aside from just walls and boulders! 

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3. Wonder Girl

While I ultimately prefer the version of Wonder Girl we got throughout the 2019 Young Justice series, for this interpretation of the character and the storylines they gave her I didn't mind the more hardcore, stony Cassie we got during the New 52. All of her storylines were ones I enjoyed quite a lot, whether it was her ex-boyfriend Diesel looking to steal her cursed armor, or her aunt tricking her into helping her. 

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2. Raven

I actually found Raven's New 52 redesign pretty cool. The blue and white were a big change up from the usual darker purple and black that she typically wears, and the bird-like mask that she had pulled over part of her face was always an interesting visual to have in the comic series. She played a major role as progeny of Trigon, and initially aiding him in his attempt to take over the world before she joined the Teen Titans and shook loose from his tether. 

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1. Kid Flash

Bar Torr is a character who hasn't really appeared in the comics since the original Bart Allen returned, but as for a separate character entirely now I would hope reception to the New 52's Kid Flash would have softened. Very high energy and fun loving, Bar Torr was introduced as a kid with a mysterious background, but a need to make up for whatever past he sensed in himself. It was ultimately revealed that he was the leader of a resistance in the future, making for a very intense and climactic storyline for the character. Things got a little shuffled in the second New 52 Teen Titans series, with Bar somehow escaping the prison world, weirdly blaming Tim for leaving him (though Tim points out that Bar told them too), and the plot line of Solstice being left behind really never being properly followed up on. It isn't hard to make speedster suits look cool, and like always Bar Torr's Kid Flash uniform looks awesome, and could easily be repainted for his resistance leader uniform!

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