DC Fans React to Deathstroke's Titans Season 2 Costume

DC Universe's Titans is gearing up for season 2, and the streaming service has given the series a [...]

By Kofi Outlaw

DC Universe's Titans is gearing up for season 2, and the streaming service has given the series a major promotional boost, via a full trailer for the sophomore season, and a new official one-sheet. That poster has given fans an even better look at the new DC characters joining Titans in season 2 - including the new DC Universe version of Deathstroke The Terminator, played by actor Esai Morales.

This being a DC live-action project, there is (not surprisingly) a lot of commentary and/or backlash from fans, when it comes to the look of Deathstroke in the show. Scroll below for a breakdown of good, bad, and ugly reactions to Titans season 2's Deathstroke Costume.

All Good Here

Some fans are simply happy with this version of Deathstroke and are not afraid of letting that opinion be known. 'Nuff said.

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Season 2 - Let's Go!

As you can see, for some DC fans this version of Deathstroke is more than enough for what they need to see, and they couldn't be more excited for Titans season 2.

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Color Coding

According to some fans, the real crime here is the improper coloring of Deathstroke's costume, with the blue and orange ratios seems to be way off the mark.

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Arrow Doesn't Count!

The most common shot taken at Titans' Deathstroke is how budgeted the Deathstroke costume is, but this fan seems so angry about it that he won' even admit that Arrow's version of Deathstroke look just as budgeted (if not more so).

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Long Live the Pirate

For some fans, Pirate Deathstroke is *the* only Deathstroke. When will these DC TV series learn that???

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Gang, Gang

A lot of fans are happy with the collective look of the Titans season 2 characters in this new posters. It indeed makes season 2 look pretty epic.

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Go Go Power Deathstroke!

For some fans, Deathstroke will never quite feel right when adapted into live-action, so long as the villain is stuffed into a bulky suit of armor. So: Arrow, Titans, and that Justice League post-credits scene? All misses, according to these fans.

Titans season 2 premieres on September 6th, only on DC Universe.

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