Wonder Girl - DC Comics

There have been three Wonder Girls in DC.
Diana herself, Donna Troy and Cassie Sandsmark.

I like the Wonder Girls.
Of course Donna Troy was MY Wonder Girl growing up.
But thanks to "Young Justice: Invasion", I got to know Cassie.

But even though scenes like this are really cool with Wonder Woman and her two sidekicks, the New 52 ruined all that.
I liked Donna and Cassie being Diana's Nightwing and Robin.
Thanks a lot DC.

Starfire - DC Comics

Created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez in 1980, Princess Koriand'r also known as Starfire was one of the most popular Teen Titans.
Though her personality has gone through a lot of changes between series and other media, she has retained her popularity.

Starfire is an alien Princess from the planet Tamaran. And the poor lady has had a hard time getting a persona straight.

In the original Titans, Starfire was this incredibly sexy but very innocent girl. She was the girl that was built like a playmate, but had no idea she was anything special.

When the Teen Titans cartoon appeared, they kept the innocence but got rid of the body. Starfire was caring, loving and kind. All the things she was in the comic, but without the 40-24-36 body.

Then in the New 52, they claimed they turned her into a sexually liberated woman, but we all pretty much know that was just a cover story for turning her into more of a sex object. Of course most of the comic book community called them on it. I mean c'mon guys, when 14 year old teenage boys can see what you are doing....you went too far. Knock it off.

As far as powers go, Starfire's alien physiology gives her quite a few powers. She can absorb ultraviolet radiation and turn it to energy, she can fly, she can fire starbolts, unleash a "Nova Blast" similar to the Human Torch, and she has superhuman durability and strength. Starfire is also an excellent hand to hand fighter, able to beat Donna Troy (Wonder Girl) in combat.

Raven - DC Comics

One superheroine that I think has fared much better on TV and in video games than in the comics...Raven.
Voice actress Tara Strong breathed all kinds of life into this character.
A lot more than the books ever did.

Heck, I even liked her better in Injustice: Gods Among Us than in the comics.

DC Comic's Raven was a good character. I think they dropped the ball around...well really not long after she was created. But they really messed her up in the New 52 with a version that is pretty much unrecognizable. The saving grace of Raven is in DC's animation.

I really liked her in the Teen Titans animated series, where she was voiced by Tara Strong. Tara reprises the role many times. She was Raven in the original Teen Titans, New Teen Titans, Teen Titans Go!, in the animated film Teen Titans: Trouble in Tokyo and in the video game Injustice: Gods Among Us. Tara is to Raven what Kevin Conroy is to Batman.

Her mom was a human and her father was/is one of the most powerful demons in know creation, Trigon. So Raven has a huge laundry list of powers she can pull out at anytime. Sometimes I wonder if the writers don’t just give her new powers as is convenient. It sure seems like that sometimes.
My favorite basic skill set is: empathy, teleportation and her black Raven Soul-Self (that can fight, create a force field and do long range recon for her). But it seems like now she is WAY overpowered.

Argent - DC Comics

 Argent is a DC Comics female superhero.
Her first appearance was in the second series of the Teen Titans comics in issue #1.
She remained a regular member of that team until the events of Graduation Day when Nightwing disbanded the Titans.
Her powers are...well imagine a Green Lantern without needing the ring, and the creations aren't green, they're silver.
Argent made an appearance in Season 5 of the Teen Titans cartoon.
In the cartoon, Argent fired crimson energy beams which kinda blows the whole "Argent" thing but hey.