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The Empire attacked Tamaran and killed thousands of its citizens and then to make things worse–and to create one of DC’s most powerful villains–they claim to have done it in the name of the newborn princess. In the DC Universe, the Citadel Empire is one of the most feared foes in the galaxy, and they proved why on the day that Komand’r was born. In fact she was as much of a victim as the rest of Tamaran. Princess Komand’r made an indelible imprint when she appeared on the final pages of New Teen Titans #22 with a memorable splash page showcasing the alien queen as she declared, “Her sister shall be her slayer!”īut why does she hate Starfire so deeply? Well, it’s a particularly tragic story and most tragic of all it’s a villain origin that isn’t actually Blackfire’s fault at all. Unlike the more grounded and emotionally driven human stories which defined much of what made New Teen Titans so popular, the saga of Blackfire and Starfire threw the Titans into a hard sci-fi adventure that pitted them against the eldest child of Tamaran.

#PRINCESS BLACKFIRE COMICS SERIES#

Marv Wolfman and George Pérez already shook up the DC Universe with their New Teen Titans series when they introduced Blackfire in their 22nd issue. Get ready to get familiar with TV’s newest Titan. So we’re here to give you the lowdown on Blackfire, who’s not only an original New Teen Titans character but a DC stalwart has also starred in a ton of your fave animated adventures. In the end, Gar and Koriand’r do save Blackfire, which means she’s likely going to become a regular. But it’s also a wake up call for the Princess of Tamaran, who has to come to terms with her own role in her sister’s dysfunction and crimes. It was an emotional episode for Starfire who has to help the sister she left behind, even though Blackfire killed their parents and usurped their reign. It’s a big surprise as the end of last season saw Blackfire hit Earth with big plans of revenge, but here we see her as a helpless victim and one who has to reach out to the woman she came to conquer for assistance.

What she’d actually been experiencing were psychic messages from her sister, who was begging for her help as she had been captured by the US government and imprisoned deep underground. While Blackfire (Damaris Lewis) was less of a present threat in season two, now she’s on Earth and, as we learn this week this week, has been behind Starfire’s escalating and ever more violent visions.

If you’ve watched the previous season of Titans then you’ll remember her as the epically stylish and nefarious Queen of Tamaran. Titans Episode 4Īs the team continues to grow, Titans episode 4, “Blackfire,” re-introduces us to Starfire’s sister. She was a steadfast ally and dedicated ruler, who embraced her powers as an elemental and channeled her emotions through her art in one of the most positive character arcs in the entire series.This article contains Titans spoilers. As the series ended, Flame Princess had become one of the most dependable rulers of Ooo. She even used her musical skills to come to terms with her relationship with her father.

She chose rap as her outlet, becoming something of a minor celebrity. Although Flame Princess lost most of them in the brief conflict, she managed to make Bubblegum realize how far she was taking her goals for peace, and step back from the brink.įlame Princess also started to explore her emotions through art, like many of the other characters in Ooo. The two had a stand-off over the Flame Kingdom's secret weapons, the Sleeping Flame Giants. Phoebe's rule of the Fire Kingdom eventually put her up against the Candy Kingdom and forced her to confront Princess Bubblegum one last time. RELATED: The Power of Music On Adventure Time But instead of chasing him down, Phoebe (in a moment of calm and clarity) decided to let him try and define himself outside of the Fire Kingdom since that's what let her find peace in the first place. At this point, Flame King managed to escape into the wilderness.

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