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Vocalist Maria Brink and guitarist Chris Howorth of In This Moment have recorded a brand new song, "The Calling," which coincides with DARK NIGHTS: METAL DELUXE EDITION.

This deluxe hardcover collects issues #1-6 of the DARK NIGHTS: METAL DELUXE EDITION monthly series and is written and drawn by the best-selling team of writer Scott Snyder and artist Greg Capullo. In DARK NIGHTS: METAL DELUXE EDITION, Batman has uncovered an ancient and evil mystery, one that could destroy the very fabric of the DC Universe! A Dark Multiverse has been revealed, full of devastating threats and vile creatures that have been loosed upon the DCU, with only The World's Greatest Super-Heroes rising to the challenge of protecting all of reality!
 
DARK NIGHTS: METAL DELUXE EDITION is currently available at comic book retailers and arrived in book stores and digitally on Tuesday, June 12.
 
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DC Super Hero Girls will be launching an animated television series, but not in the usual fashion of animation seen in the webisode series via YouTube. Also let it be known that it is not CGI animation, still 2D animated, but in an all new art style! Producer Lauren Faust most known for My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic/Foster's Homr for Imaginary Friends, will be the one producing said content, in this all new artistic style! See below comparisons between the usual animation and newer animation styling's of series online and on television. The new television series is expected this fall on Cartoon Network! Will this new series take away from the YouTube webisode series, there is no telling for sure as of yet, but find out even more information about this series right HERE!

OLD ART STYLE

NEW ART STYLE


In the 90's to 00's super hero flicks from the Marvel and DC Comics realms came to both the big screen and small screens for all to see. But years later would these realms ignite into a much greater aspect than years prior. Having had such releases including Avengers, Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Wonder Woman, as well as others like DareDevil, The Flash, Constantine, Super Girl, and even some crossovers with Batman V. Superman. Heroes of all genders, shapes, and sizes, would soar far and wide getting everyone into the buzz of the heroes and heroines, draping a cape or powers of some sort and kind.

This is where DC Comics comes into the mix with its recent successor that is female heroines in the name of Wonder Woman. An iconic being to the comic realm of sorts, dating back to the late  70's with a TV show of the super heroine. But that is not all that would drape the cape and powers, for Super Girl and even Batgirl, would hit the scene, the trio as themselves being in high school, in the form of a Mattel and DC Comics crossover called DC Super Hero Girls launched in 2015. Where super heroes of all sorts would attend high school, growing up into adulthood of who they would famously become later on.

Disney Toddler Dolls by Jakks Pacific
This concept is NOT the usual sons and daughters of such and such route. No these are the real deal heroes in their prime but as teens and even before that being toddlers. Which is where this review comes in, toddlers in terms of dolls. Yes toddler dolls have been a thing for some time now, most noticeable being Disney's variations of its Princess's and other characters from its assortment of Disney products. But soon other brands and toy companies would adapt into the toddler craze, developing their own line of dolls, lines, and products. Jakks Pacific being one who has worked with Disney to release their own version of the Disney toddler dolls. Later on expanding into other markets and lines including the DC Comics verse with DC Super Hero Girls, releasing a trio of girls, that have been mentioned already.

DC Super Hero Girls in Toddler Form
Wonder Woman, Super Girl, and Batgirl have their own DC Super Hero Girl versions of themselves in toddler form. The dolls standing at 14 inches in height, when taken out of the box, and when staying inside of course. They are about the same size if not roughly similar size to the Disney toddler dolls in both Disney and Jakks Pacific's versions. Wonder Woman and Super Girl were both sent to me by the Jakks Pacific company, and they are both so adorably cute!


Super Girl Toddler Doll



Wonder Woman Toddler Doll




They are dressed in their signature attire outfits, cape and all. Their hair appearing to be soft and smooth, with precise details to their appeal and appearance. Their eyes beaming with excitement to just be played with by whoever takes one home. My set are being kept in their boxes, as that is the type of collector that I am. But the details of the outer box are just as superb as the dolls themselves. The box art is really well done. Wonder Woman and Super Girl just look fabulous drawn out as toddlers, the art style is again very similar to the Disney versions. Their boxes also showcasing the "DC" logo, and DC Comics mentioned placed here and there upon the box. Where on the sides of each doll, it shows off their own logo, the "S" and "WW" for each respected girl.

All in all both of these dolls are a great addition to any sup hero or heroines collection. Toddler dolls are just as fun as regular dolls, except these provide a more childlike embrace, that makes you smile and wonder as to how much fun your imagination can take you, no matter what age you may be.


DC Super Hero Girl's Wonder Women and Cheetah will be released together in a deluxe two pack for the San Diego Comic Con! The deluxe two-pack includes the two 12-inch dolls as a celebration of their teamwork. Though they may be at odds in the classroom, Wondy and Cheetah come together when a threat presents itself. This time, the threat was Giganta. They’ve combined their skills to take Giganta down, and you can reenact the event with these dolls. Or you can display them on a shelf at home in all their detailed beauty. Expect these to be released as an exclusive to this year's San Diego Comic Con! For now check out photos below.




DC Super Hero Girls will be following the Halloween costume route, with releasing their own kid costumes available at local and online retailers. The characters in question, includes such as Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, Bumble Bee, Wonder Woman, Batgirl, Supergirl, and Kitana. Check out photos below and find them online or at a store near you, going for $29.99!

Poison Ivy

Bumble Bee

Kitana

Harley Quinn

Batgirl

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