Editing Teen Titans (section)

===''Infinite Frontier'' (2021–2022)===
In the ''Teen Titans Academy'' series, the adult generation of Titans (Nightwing, Starfire, Donna Troy, Beast Boy, Cyborg, and Raven) serve as faculty of a new superhero academy designed to mentor the heroes of tomorrow. Its upperclassmen are the active Teen Titans squad (Bunker, Roundhouse, Crush, Kid Flash III, Red Arrow II, and Jakeem Thunder), while its new students include three bat-themed Gotham residents (the brawny Megabat, techy Bratgirl, and bat-like metahuman Chupacabra) collectively known as the Bat Pack; the established superhero [[Billy Batson]]; paraplegic speedster [[Bolt (DC Comics)|Bolt]]; EMP-generating Brick Pettirosso; nonbinary ragdoll and apprentice to [[Doctor Fate]], Stitch; Raven's star pupil, Dane; tubular shapeshifter Marvin "Tooby" Murakami; ice-wielder Summer Zahid; simian superhero Gorilla Gregg, nephew of [[Gorilla Grodd|Grodd]]; [[Dial H for Hero|Hero dial]] wielder Miguel Montez; green-prehensile-haired Tress; and the amnesiac, super strong, Matt Price. As the new students and faculty of the academy attempt to establish their new school, they are plagued by appearances of someone assuming the costume of [[List of Teen Titans (TV series) characters#Red X|Red X]], once worn by Dick Grayson and another mysterious copycat.

As time goes on, the team discover that Dane is the half-demon antichrist, and under the alias Nevermore ([[The Raven|reflecting his similarities]] to Raven), is destined to bring about the apocalypse. In the first story arc's conclusion, the mysterious third Red X is revealed to be Brick, operating under the false belief that Dick Grayson is his father; he was manipulated by the second Red X, who bears a longstanding grudge against Grayson. Dane and Brick's attacks on the Academy cause the structure to collapse, but the students manage to prevent all but minimal casualties. Matt Price fires optic blasts in the final confrontation, indicating to onlookers that he might be Kryptonian, but Grayson deduces he must be something else, as the blasts give off no heat, more closely resembling Darkseid's Omega Beams. ''Teen Titans Academy'' is one of the series which leads directly into the events of the major company crossover "[[Dark Crisis|Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths]]", which sees Nightwing, the Titans, and the other younger heroes step up in the Justice League's absence to defeat a possessed [[Deathstroke]]'s dark army and save the multiverse.