Editing The Judas Contract (section)

== In other media ==
=== Television ===
* "The Judas Contact" is adapted in the [[Teen Titans season 2|second season]] of ''[[Teen Titans (TV series)|Teen Titans]]''. In this version, she is more sympathetic and tragic and initially displays little control over her powers, the latter trait being a source of shame for her. While on the run due to her powers, she encounters the [[Teen Titans]], during which she confides in [[Beast Boy]] her fear of losing control and he develops a crush on her, and [[Deathstroke|Slade]], who claims to know everything about her and offers to help her. Agreeing with Slade, she temporarily leaves the Titans to study under him before returning to serve as a double agent and dates Beast Boy until he breaks up with her when she reveals her true allegiance. She helps Slade take over Jump City and seemingly kills the Titans, but develops second thoughts. After Slade betrays her, she overcomes his control, kills him, and sacrifices herself to save Jump City, turning to stone in the process. In the final episode, Beast Boy discovers Terra disappeared and encounters a girl resembling her with no powers or recollection of what happened. 
* Elements of "The Judas Contract" are adapted in ''[[Young Justice (TV series)|Young Justice]]''.  Terra was recruited into the [[League of Shadows]] under Deathstroke and worked for them as an assassin for two years before allowing the [[Outsiders (comics)|Outsiders]] to rescue her and acting as a double agent within their ranks. After [[Artemis Crock|Artemis]] appeals to her better nature, Terra openly defies Deathstroke's order to kill Beast Boy and defects to the Outsiders. Unlike the original storyline, Terra doesn't die.

===Film===
"The Judas Contract" gets a faithful adaptation in the [[DC Animated Movie Universe]] (DCAMU) film ''[[Teen Titans: The Judas Contract]]''.