What if the Teen Titans weren’t busy saving the world, but instead were just regular teens? Texting friends, hanging out, falling in love, and figuring out life one awkward moment at a time?
That’s exactly what Brazilian artist Gabriel Picolo envisioned when he reimagined the iconic DC heroes with a modern, slice-of-life twist. His fan art, full of heart and personality, quickly went viral and even led to official DC Comics graphic novels.
Scroll down to enjoy some of Gabriel Picolo’s best Teen Titans artworks, blending superhero edge with everyday life in a way fans can’t get enough of.
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The Roadtrip
Black Cat Girlfriend + Golden Retriever Boyfriend
Because of course Mr. Pennyworth has a book of vegan recipes. And I'm sure, being that he is Mr. Pennyworth, they're delicious. That man can do any impossible thing.
Icarus And The Sun
The Last Of Us
Teen Titans: Starfire
I'm having a hard time reading the cake. Best I can get is 'Happy Earth Bday'. Is that right, or does anyone else have a better read?
Halloween Night
Invincible
They Adopted A Cat
Beach Episode
Well, sure! Those things are messy enough outside, and Gar would probably want to keep it in the Tower!
Heat Wave
Lost Records: Bloom And Rage
I’ve Been Enjoying Dandadan A Lot, Who’s Your Favorite Character?
Happy Batman Day!
Invincible
I wonder why 'Science Dog' in the comics was changed to 'Seance Dog' for the show?
Blue Beetle
She Likes When He Wears Blue
They Match Each Others Energy
Hi Hi Puffy Amiyumi
Playing Pool
Gar's sense of humor is right on the nose. And I love Kori's glasses.
I was an editor for DC in the 90s. Now I don't even know who most of these characters are. I really need to rejoin mainstream society at some point.
Nice! Reminds me of Frank Cho's work (and sense of humor). I miss Liberty Meadows.
I was an editor for DC in the 90s. Now I don't even know who most of these characters are. I really need to rejoin mainstream society at some point.
Nice! Reminds me of Frank Cho's work (and sense of humor). I miss Liberty Meadows.
