Raven Basic Information
Raven as depicted in DC Comics
Creation Info
First Appearance
October 1980
Creator
Marv Wolfman and George Pérez
Series
Teen Titans
Copyright
DC Comics
Identity
Species
Human/Demon Hybrid
Gender
Female
Age
16-18
Birthday
Unknown
Occupation
Superhero, Sorceress
Raven's Appearance
Physical Features
Height
Average
Body Type
Slender
Color Scheme
Purple and Black
Signature Style
Outfit
Dark Cloak with Hood
Catchphrase
Azarath Metrion Zinthos
Accessories
Red Gem on Forehead, Boots
Raven Character Background
Origin Story
Raven is the daughter of a human mother, Arella, and the demon Trigon. She was raised in the peaceful dimension of Azarath to learn to control her powers and emotions.
Character Timeline
First Appearance
Debuted in DC Comics Presents #26 as a member of the New Teen Titans.
Animated Series Debut
Featured in the Teen Titans animated series, which brought her to a wider audience.
Teen Titans Go!
Appeared in the comedic spin-off series Teen Titans Go!.
Raven's Personality
Personality Traits
- Introverted
- Serious
- Wise
- Emotional
- Loyal
Strengths
- Powerful Magic
- Telekinesis
- Empathy
- Intelligence
Weaknesses
- Emotional Vulnerability
- Demonic Heritage
Goals
- Controlling Her Powers
- Protecting Her Friends
- Preventing Trigon's Plans
Fears
- Losing Control
- Harming Friends
- Her Father Trigon
Raven's Gallery
Raven's Relationships
Family Members
Friends
Raven Cultural Influence
Raven In Their Own Words
Character
Introduction Raven is a core member of the Teen Titans, known for her dark and mysterious demeanor. As a half-human, half-demon with powerful magical abilities, she constantly battles to control her emotions and prevent her demonic side from taking over.
Historical Significance
Created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez in 1980, Raven was introduced as a member of the New Teen Titans. Her character brought a unique blend of mysticism and emotional depth to the team, setting her apart from other superheroes.
Character Development
Over the years, Raven's character has evolved, exploring her struggles with her identity and her role within the Teen Titans. From her initial appearance in comics to her portrayal in animated series, she has remained a fan favorite for her complexity and relatability.