Titans' Season 4 introduces Titus Welliver as Lex Luthor in upcoming installment
The 'Titans' is all set to return with Season 4 on HBO Max. The new season premiere is slated for November 3 and will focus on a new baddie. The blockbuster DC show had a panel at this year's New York Comic Con where it released the new trailer and also had some teases on what to expect from the season. The new trailer sets up the arrival of new antagonists and the streamer has split the new season into two parts.
The new trailer also introduced fans to Titus Welliver's Lex Luthor. The 'Sons of Anarchy' star will play the Man of Steel's archnemesis. The way Season 3 ended, the peace and quiet, especially in a city like Gotham couldn't last long. The aftermath of the fight sees Bruce Wayne return to a rebuilding Gotham, and has one last encounter with Jason Todd who tells him that he's leaving the city for good.
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Our guess is that Curran Walters may not be part of the show, and this was a perfect way to write off his character instead of death. The introduction of ARGUS makes it all the more interesting as Troy staying back in the city would mean she would join the ranks. Tim Drake is the new Robin on the block and will start his crime-fighting career in San Francisco. The new season possibly also sets up the arrival of Brother Blood, played by Joseph Morgan
Per a Comicbook report, he said it was a rewarding role to play. "So I have started shooting, we're currently shooting episodes 1 and 2 simultaneously. What's been hugely enjoyable for me – in fact, this is the reason I wanted to do this part in the first place – is that as you know, I'm playing a character called Brother Blood," Morgan said. "But that's not where he starts off, he starts his journey as Sebastian Sangue and it's really an origin story of a villain that we're playing out here. What's been incredibly rewarding for me – and will continue to be, I think – is exploring how he gets from being Sebastian to becoming Brother Blood."
'Titans' Season 4 premieres November 3 on HBO Max.