I've never really had any desire to see TITANS, and after reading Eric's post, I am glad I haven't.

I would have preferred a little more fun and a lot less adultness. 

I would pretty much expect the TV shows featuring the darker characters of Marvel to go down that path, albeit perhaps eluding to sexual acts rather than actually showing them (e.g two characters waking up in bed 'the morning after'). Still, if I was watching an FF show, I would not expect to see Sue & Reed getting it on.

The Walking Dead comic (okay, not superheroes) really pushed things to the extreme. The comic included every curse word imaginable, murder, suicide, cannibalism, torture, the killing of minors (by other minors) and also included (off panel) rape. 

The TV show also included a huge level of violence - including the most violent scene that I have ever seen on mainstream TV. 

And yet...not one single F-Word!

The violence in Daredevil was a problem for me. Yes, the Miller comics had their moments of violence. But nothing as gratuitous as Kingpin repeatedly slamming someone's head in a car door until it was mush. I stopped at that point and have not been back to the show.

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That was extreme, I'll admit. There was a scene in DD 172 where the Kingpin beats one of his lackeys to death with his bare fists. If the scene was filmed rather than drawn, I'd imagine that it would be equally as disturbing. When I'm reading a comic, my mind is setting the pace of the scene and determining what I see and hear. When it's done for me, that's a whole different animal.