While DC has seen several iterations of the Titans roster over the team’s 62-year history, two lineups have consistently stood out above the rest: the original team of Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad, Wonder Girl, and Speedy, as well as the fan-favorite lineup of Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Raven, and Beast Boy. For decades, most Titans stories have drawn from one of these two iconic teams or some combination of them. However, the DC Universe is now shaking things up with a major roster change that introduces a brand-new hero to the Titans for the first time.
Writer Tate Brombal and artist Sami Basri’s ongoing “The Future Is Tomorrow” story arc continues in their New Titans run. The previous issue saw Red Devil, Spoiler, Superman Jon Kent, and Yara Flor blast through Titans Tower, revealing that the Titans had been living in a false reality. Issue #34 reveals that this false reality has been created by Cyborg, or more specifically, his machine-half.
Cyborg’s machine half created the false reality as a misguided attempt to keep his friends safe. However, the machine-half is acting on faulty logic and attacks Starfire, Nightwing, Terra, Victor, Red Devil, Spoiler, Superman Jon Kent, and Yara Flor when they try to leave the illusion. Due to the Alpha Energy, Cyborg’s machine-half is more powerful than ever, leaving the other heroes unable to defeat him. Luckily, a new hero arrives just in time to save the day.
Meet Eva: DC’s Newest Hero & Titans Member
Comic Page Comes from Tate Brombal’s New Titans #34 (2026) – Art by Sami Basri
New Titans #34 sees the full machine Cyborg making quick work of some of DC’s most powerful heroes until he finally corners Terra and Victor. However, before the machine can attack, Basri’s art shows a glowing purplish-pink hand phasing through the machine’s head, seemingly splitting it apart and erasing it from reality. However, it is unclear whether erasure from reality is what actually occurred at this moment.
As Cyborg’s machine half disappears, a never-before-seen hero floats into the scene. Wearing a somewhat quirky green and pink schoolgirl outfit, this metahuman’s powers manifest as a pinkish light, matching the pink marks on her face and eyes. Victor then introduces the hero, saying, “Meet the final member of our new recruits. She’s the future, the daughter of tomorrow.”
The new hero then introduces herself, saying, “Hello, Terra. I’m Eva.” The comic then ends here, leaving much still to be revealed about the mysterious newcomer. However, one thing is certain: she is the newest member of the New Titans, joining the other new recruits, which include Stephanie Brown, Jon Kent, Yara Flor, and Edward Bloomberg.
Comic Page Comes from Tate Brombal’s New Titans #34 (2026) – Art by Sami Basri
At the moment, it is unclear what exactly Eva’s powers are, but based on what has been shown, it is clear she is extremely powerful, given that the fully machine Cyborg was able to take down Spoiler, Nightwing, Starfire, Superman, Red Devil, and Yara single-handedly. As Victor explained, the Alpha Energy supercharged his machine-half, making it stronger than ever before with limits even unknown to Victor.
It is likely that Eva has either reality-bending abilities or powers related to controlling technology. However, fans will likely have to wait until the next issue for further details regarding her abilities and origins. Her superhero identity also remains a mystery, with her codename yet to be revealed.
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However, given how Victor introduced her as the “Daughter of tomorrow,” it is possible that she is a teenage reboot of Clara Kendall, AKA Tomorrow Woman. Tomorrow Woman was one of the many superpowered androids created by Professor Ivo and his scientific colleague, Professor T. O. Morrow, and possessed telepathic and telekinetic abilities. If so, Eva may be an android with similar origins.
It is also worth noting that Tomorrow Woman was originally created as a Trojan Horse sent to destroy the newly formed Justice League. It will therefore be interesting to see if Eva plays a similar narrative role, potentially joining the New Titans while secretly serving as a Trojan Horse meant to undermine the team from within.
New Titans #34 from DC Comics is now available!
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