The Best Episodes Directed By Heather A. maxwell

Ever since Slade's return, the Titans have been searching high and low for answers, including looking for theories as to the 'S' mark on his forehead. However, Raven knows why he's back, and the Titans are about to discover the truth themselves after Slade launches another attack.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Greg Klein

With Titans dispatched across the globe, members of the HIVE FIVE figure they have it made. Unfortunately their city-wide crime spree is cut short when a new hero in town spoils the fun. Handing him over to the BROTHERHOOD OF EVIL may score the Hive Five points, but actually catching this lightning-fast do-gooder is much harder than it seems.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Marv Wolfman

Ratchet's old enemy, the bounty hunter Lockdown, resurfaces.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Andrew Robinson

Bulkhead is suspicious of the musical robot player Sari receives as a birthday gift.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Henry Gilroy

A disgruntled former employee tries to use an Autobot to destroy the city in a bid for revenge.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Michael Ryan

The Autobots must rally to prevent the AllSpark from falling into the clutches of the Decepticons.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Marty Isenberg

Optimus teams up with Sentinel Prime in order to defeat the Headmaster.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Michael Ryan

When the AllSpark turns construction vehicles into Autobots, Bulkhead becomes fast friends. However, the Decepticons have other plans in mind.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Stan Berkowitz

While chasing an Autobot traitor, Bumblebee thinks back on the time he spent with Bulkhead in the Autobot Boot Camp.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Michael Ryan

The Amazing Mumbo is up to his old tricks. When the Teen Titans try to stop the madcap magician in mid-performance, Mumbo pulls a fast one. With a wave of his wand, he sucks the Titans into his hat where our heroes discover a strange magical world of weirdness.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Louis Hirshorn

Bat-Mite hosts a series of Batman's most bizarre adventures including the Mad Magazine-inspired Batboy and Rubin, a Japanese-influenced Bat-Manga and a guest starring role from the Scooby Gang and Weird Al Yankovic.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Paul Dini

Control Freak has escaped from prison and brought the Titans into his TV world. The Titans must track him down through the diffrent channels of television while he gets more powerful with all the TV show related powers he gets.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: David Slack

When Robin is defeated by the malicious martial artist Kitarou, our hero decides that if he wants to be the best -- he needs more training. So he embarks on a difficult quest to seek a mysterious, legendary teacher known only as... The True Master.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Amy Wolfram

The strange Mother Mae-Eye has taken the Titans on as her children and turned the tower into a massive gingerbread house. But even below her initial weirdness, she just keeps getting weirder.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: David Slack

The Doom Patrol has been saved, but the sinister Brotherhood of Evil is still on the loose. It's just like old times for Beast Boy when he finds himself back on the team for one last mission - to stop the Brotherhood once and for all... no matter what the cost.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Simon Racioppa

While battling a mysterious creature in the wilds of Siberia, Starfire is lost in a blinding snowstorm. A reclusive young soldier named Red Star comes to her aid and the two become fast friends. When Robin and the rest of the Titans arrive, they discover Red Star hides not only a tragic past, but a destructive secret.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Rob Hoegee

Batman and Plastic Man team up to save some scouts. Later, the two have must deal with Rubberneck and Kite Man who are targeting Plastic Man's family in a scheme for revenge.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: James Krieg

The Riddler torments Booster Gold and Batman. Later, Batman bears witness to the creation of Firestorm. Unfortunately, in the explosion, Batman is divided into three different aspects of himself.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Tom Pugsley

Batman, Plastic Man and the Freedom Fighters try to stop an Earth invasion.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Tom Pugsley

When Superman is affected by Red Kryptonite he becomes a super jerk. Batman must stop him from destroying his reputation and more.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Steven Melching

Searching the Amazon jungle for the missing Ray Palmer, the scientist who was at one time The Atom, Batman disappears. Now Aquaman recruits the new Atom, Ryan Choi, to help shrink him down to microscopic size...

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: N/A

Bat-Mite tries to make the show so horrible it has to be cancelled.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Paul Dini

After his evil counterpart from an alternate dimension undertakes a crime spree disguised as him, Batman finds help from an unexpected ally.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Joseph Kuhr

After teaming up with Guy Gardner, Batman travels into the past with Green Arrow to stop Morgaine Le Fay from conquering Camelot.

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: J. M. DeMatteis

Brother Blood is back, and this time, it's personal. Cyborg learns that Blood stole his blueprints--and the villain is using Cyborg's technology to create a doomsday device. Can Cyborg take charge of the team and lead a mission to stop his archenemy?

Director: Heather A. Maxwell

Writer: Greg Klein