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[Pantha] first appeared in 1991's New Titans #73 only to be murdered by Superboy-Prime some fifteen years later in Infinite Crisis. Pantha is the first hero Superboy-Prime kills, and it sets off a huge battle between the boy hero turned villain and every current and former member of the Teen Titans, including Conner Kent.
A character of mystery, no one knows if Pantha was a woman who was given panther-like powers by the Wildebeest Society, or if she was a panther who was mutated to be more human in appearance by them...A member of the Teen Titans, Pantha was brutally murdered by Superboy-Prime during Infinite Crisis but was resurrected in Blackest Night in 2009.
Tini Howard takes these issues on first-hand with a story that focuses rather heavily on Raven's anxiety about growing up—and her fears that she'll never be truly free of her father. The plot device for this is Pantha's baby shower, which brings the Titans together.
First appearing in New Titans #73 in 1991, Pantha was what could best be described as an annoying character. While she did have a sad backstory of being mutated by the Wildebeest Society with no recollection of her life before the mutation, Pantha was a difficult character. She often had a temper and was not afraid to lash out at her peers.
[Pantha] faced off against Superboy-Prime, an unhinged alternate version of the Man of Steel. As you'd expect, an out of control Superman is an insanely dangerous opponent, and the Titans' showdown with Prime – whose powers outmatch those of his core universe counterpart – quickly devolved into a bloodbath.
The Pantha known from DC comics looks nothing like her Teen Titans cartoon version. Her comic self was far more cat-like. Her whole background centered on the fact that she could not remember who she was before she was mutated...Pantha from the Teen Titans cartoon has only one cat-like feature: a mask.
First appearing in New Titans #73 in 1991, Pantha was what could best be described as an annoying character. While she did have a sad backstory of being mutated by the Wildebeest Society with no recollection of her life before the mutation, Pantha was a difficult character. She often had a temper and was not afraid to lash out at her peers.
[Pantha] first appeared in 1991's New Titans #73 only to be murdered by Superboy-Prime some fifteen years later in Infinite Crisis. Pantha is the first hero Superboy-Prime kills, and it sets off a huge battle between the boy hero turned villain and every current and former member of the Teen Titans, including Conner Kent.
The Pantha known from DC comics looks nothing like her Teen Titans cartoon version. Her comic self was far more cat-like. Her whole background centered on the fact that she could not remember who she was before she was mutated...Pantha from the Teen Titans cartoon has only one cat-like feature: a mask.
A character of mystery, no one knows if Pantha was a woman who was given panther-like powers by the Wildebeest Society, or if she was a panther who was mutated to be more human in appearance by them...A member of the Teen Titans, Pantha was brutally murdered by Superboy-Prime during Infinite Crisis but was resurrected in Blackest Night in 2009.
[Pantha] faced off against Superboy-Prime, an unhinged alternate version of the Man of Steel. As you'd expect, an out of control Superman is an insanely dangerous opponent, and the Titans' showdown with Prime – whose powers outmatch those of his core universe counterpart – quickly devolved into a bloodbath.
Tini Howard takes these issues on first-hand with a story that focuses rather heavily on Raven's anxiety about growing up—and her fears that she'll never be truly free of her father. The plot device for this is Pantha's baby shower, which brings the Titans together.
