Spencer Gifts Launches Superhero Bikinis For Spring
Just in time for the Spring season, Spencer Gifts have launched their latest line of superhero bikinis (ie, star-spangled booty wear). The new swimsuits feature Wonder Woman, Supergirl and Batgirl color schemes and can all be found on the Spencer Gifts website along with various other DC-related merchandise.
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Dreams of Wonder by Aaron Lopresti
Definitely in the top three covers of any book I have worked on. Amazing, This cover was my idea, and Aaron just killed on it, far better than I could have hoped. He had his own daughter pose for both girls, I believe.
I am in love with this cover.
Comic Book Review: ‘Justice League’ #5
Justice League continues to prove itself as the “blockbuster” series of DC Comics ‘New 52′ lineup with the release of its fifth issue. All of the elements to make it a “blockbuster” series are here; loud explosions, fast-paced action and a devastated backdrop for a battle to unfold against. Unfortunately, the latest issue also brings with it some of the lesser qualities that seem to make a blockbuster nowadays; moments of disbelief, semi-cheesed dialogue and a tendency to favor style over substance.
Mind you, for the first couple of issues, this was a solid approach for a series of this magnitude as all of the involved characters were crossing paths for the first time and it was exciting to see these encounters unfold amidst an extraterrestrial threat. But five issues into the series, we start to yearn for something more and feel the need come out in full force by the time we reach the last page.
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The following Breast Cancer Awareness advertising campaign, featuring Wonder Woman, Catwoman, She-Hulk and Storm of the X-Men, was recently launched by Mozambique’s Associação da Luta Contra o Cancer (ALCC) and bottom-lines the harsh truth that nobody is immune to breast cancer…nobody.
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DC Comics has released an extensive checklist of ‘The New 52′ hardcovers, complete with releases dates, that are expected to be released next year. Each hardcover book will contain the first six issues of each ‘New 52′ title and are sure to make an excellent addition for the fans who have been missing out on the single issues.

In a nerdy piece of news for the folks down under, it appears that VicRoads, the Australian transportation Authority, has signed a deal with Warner Bros. that will soon allow them to issue official DC Comics license plates.
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The following animated “Fox Retro” promo was created by the Argentinian production company Punga for Fox Channels Italy and features a spectacular mashup of classic 80s tv shows and video games in eye-popping 8bit glory.
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Warner Bros. has released the first official trailer for their upcoming DC Comics animated film, Justice League: Doom. The animated feature is a loose adaptation of Mark Waid’s ‘Tower of Babel’ story arc as seen in Justice League of America issues 43-46. The plot of the storyline involves the records that Batman has kept on his vulnerabilities of his allies in the Justice League of America in case one of them became a threat, and what happens after those plans are stolen by Ra’s al Ghul.

DC Comics has announced that they will be releasing a 1,216-page hardcover that will collect all 52 of DC Comics first issues from their ‘relaunched’ DC Universe. The collection, titled DC Comics: The New 52, will be released in December with a cover price of $150 and will feature such books as Justice League #1 by Geoff Johns and Jim Lee, Action Comics #1 by Grant Morrison and Rags Morales, Batman #1 by Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo, Green Lantern #1 by Geoff Johns and Doug Mahnke, and Swamp Thing # 1 by Scott Snyder and Yanick Paquette, and all of the other 47 number one issues.

Nearly 6 minutes of leaked footage has surfaced from David E. Kelley‘s canceled Wonder Woman pilot which can now be seen by clicking on the photo above.

Wonder Woman fans are yet again being treated to some behind-the-scenes goodies from David E. Kelley’s Wonder Woman TV series pilot. We seen a few clips (here and here) as well as a few press photos, but now we get a peek at the artwork that helped shape the aesthetic of the first episode, illustrated by Cesar Lemus.