Smallville : 2005 Wall Calendar by DC Comics Based on the wildly successful WB television show, this twelve-month calendar showcases the popular characters of Smallville, superhero Superman's hometown.	The DC Comics Encyclopedia As a unique, one-volume encyclopedia of more than 1,000 characters created by DC Comics, this is the book that all comic book fans have been waiting for! Featuring some of DC's most creative artists and heroes and villains from the world famous to lesser known one-offs, this thrilling, one-of-a-kind guide has comic book history exploding off every page.
Mythology: The DC Comics Art of Alex Ross Here is the incomparable cast of the DC Comics universe: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Aquaman, the Green Lantern, and the rest of the Justice League as you’ve never seen them before. Mythology brings together the best-loved comic characters in the world, brought to life by one of the most astonishing young artists working in the medium today, Alex Ross.	The Golden Age of DC Comics: 365 Days From the late 1930s to the mid-1950s, DC Comics blazed a creative, innovative trail in popular culture, and the company has remained at the forefront of the comics industry ever since. In one milestone after another, DC Comics introduced the fantastic characters that became everyone's favorite super heroes: Superman, Batman and Robin, Wonder Woman, the Flash, Aquaman, Green Lantern, and Shazam! This brilliantly illustrated volume features entirely new, large-format photography of the original comic books, showcasing the fabulous visual world of the DC comic-book heroes and artists.
Adam Strange Archives, Vol. 1 (DC Archive Editions) by Gardner Fox The latest vintage comic-book character reprinted in the lavish, hardcover DC Archives series was born when the 1950s "sci-fi" craze was grafted onto the superhero genre. Adam Strange, a scientist from Earth, was transported by a "Zeta Beam" to the distant planet Rann. Acquiring a colorful spacesuit and a jetpack, he became his adopted world's champion, saving it from space invaders, when he wasn't romancing his beautiful Rannian sweetheart, Alanna. His comic-book hit its stride with the fourth issue, when Carmine Infantino came aboard as illustrator; his sleek, modern designs and streamlined figures were perfect for the futuristic milieu.	Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again (DC Comics Hardcover) by Frank Miller This revision of an iconic character, the sequel to Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, has been one of comics publishing's most anticipated events. As installments of the DK2 comic appeared, controversy mounted. Much sloppier and gaudier, the strip didn't really resemble Miller's earlier book, and in the wake of September 11, Miller's in-your-face confrontation with authority figures upset some readers. The collected book edition makes it easier to appreciate why he'd take such risks. Miller sees Batman as an extremist, pushed to the verge of insanity because he can't compromise his beliefs. In this continuation, he's convinced today's world is controlled by powers even crazier and more ego driven than he is.
Mythology: The DC Comics Arts Of Alex Ross: 2005 Wall Calendar by Chip Kidd In this stunning new wall calendar based on the best-selling illustrated book written and designed by Chip Kidd and photographed by Geoff Spear, DC Comics virtuoso Alex Ross stakes his artistic claim as the "Norman Rockwell of comics." Exploding off each page in dramatic fashion are all the great DC Comics super heroes: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, Green Lantern, Aquaman, the Justice League, and more. In Ross' inspired hand, these icons of the comic world rise to even greater heights of gallant immortality, attaining in our minds a cultural status reserved only for the gods of myth.	Teen Titans, Volume 1 - Divide and Conquer (DC Comics Kids Collection) (2003) The Cartoon Network and WBTV's fine adaptation of Marv Wolfman and George Perez's '80s-era DC Comics title Teen Titans comes to DVD in a fun and extras-laden single disc. The attractive, anime-influenced episodes that comprise Divide and Conquer are the first six episodes of the series' 2003 debut season: "Final Exam," "Sisters," "Divide and Conquer," "Forces of Nature," "The Sum of His Parts," and "Nevermore," each of which pit the Titans--former Batman sidekick Robin, Beast Boy (who in the comic renamed himself Changeling), Starfire, Cyborg, Terra, and Raven--against a horde of regular foes, including Slade (voiced by Ron Perlman), Trigon, and many others.
Batman - The Animated Series, Volume One (DC Comics Classic Collection) Availability: This item will be released on January 25, 2005. You may order it now and we will ship it to you when it arrives.	Batman - The Animated Series, Volume Two (DC Comics Classic Collection) Availability: This item will be released on January 25, 2005. You may order it now and we will ship it to you when it arrives.
Challenge of the Super Friends - The First Season (DC Comics Classic Collection) (1978) Challenge of the Super Friends is the ultimate animated all-star contest of good versus evil. The original Super Friends (running from 1973 to 1977--Wonder Twins and Gleek anyone??) was made up of the greatest DC Comics superheroes fighting together to uphold justice for all mankind. Overall, it was a pretty good show, but getting stale very fast. In 1978, the superhero animation bar was raised high when the first (and only) season of Challenge of the Super Friends hit the Saturday morning circuit. Immediately these 16 episodes made up the best that Super Friends had to offer for one reason alone: the creation of the Legion of Doom, banding together the 13 most sinister villains of all-time from remote galaxies.	Static Shock, Volume 1 - The New Kid (DC Comics Kids Collection) (2000) The first six episodes of the Emmy and Humanitas Award-winning animated series Static Shock (2000-2004) are collected on this single disc compilation. Adapted from the much-lauded Milestone Comics title by Dwayne McDuffie, the series deviates slightly in awkward high schooler Virgil Hawkins's transformation into electrically charged superhero Static (another change is the fact that Virgil's mother is dead as of episode 1, "Shock to the System"), but the episodes maintain the original comic's sophisticated blend of action and socio-political issues, which are well handled by the writers and vocal cast.
Batman - The Animated Series Volume 1 and 2 (DC Comics Classic Collection) Availability: This item will be released on January 25, 2005. You may order it now and we will ship it to you when it arrives.	Superman - A Little Piece of Home (DC Comics Kids Collection) This is like a "Greatest Hits" or sampler of the entire SUPERMAN animated series from 1996-2000. The upcoming January release of Season One will only cover one of these episodes, so it's a good way to tide you over until all the sets come out.
Barbie as Wonder Woman: 11.5" Collectible Doll with Stand and Character Logo from DC Comics Super Friends Barbie is stunning dressed as Wonder Woman in an authentic reproduction of the superhero's costume. The signature suit has a red top and blue bottom with stars and golden belt. Barbie also comes with a doll stand with her character's logo. Her body partially bends, so you can pose her to look like she's running or jumping as she chases down the bad guy. She stands approximately 11.5 inches tall.	Barbie as SuperGirl: 11.5" Collectible Doll with Stand and Character Logo from DC Comics Super Friends Watch out for Barbie as she flies into the scene dressed as Supergirl! Standing at approximately 11.5 inches, she is partially poseable, so you can re-create all your favorite superhero action scenes. With long blonde hair, Barbie as Supergirl comes dressed in a white t-shirt with glittery logo, attached red cape with glitter on the inside, blue vinyl skirt and yellow vinyl belt. Also comes with a doll stand with her character's logo.
Barbie as BatGirl: 11.5" Collectible Doll with Stand and Character Logo from DC Comics Super Friends Barbie looks gorgeous dressed as BatGirl. This collectible doll has a bendable body and beautiful long red hair. Dressed in a black body suit with blue glittter and yellow bat emblem on the chest, she also has a batarang accessory. She stands at approximately 11.5 inches tall, and she comes with a doll stand and character logo.	DC Comics Catwoman - 12" Slinky Cat Burglar - Poseable Plush Doll - Purple Mask and Choker This gorgeous doll is based on the classic DC Comics slinky cat burglar, who uses her power to change the world into a better, safer place for women.
Batman Justice Unbalanced This exciting "edutainment" title combines the thrilling adventures of the world’s greatest detective with engaging puzzles and challenges designed to build players’ thinking skills. Players will be so immersed in the world of Gotham City, they won’t realize they’re learning!	Batman Toxic Chill In Toxic Chill, Riddler causes fiery, toxic, chemical spills while Mr. Freeze uses a weather machine in an effort to freeze Gotham City. It’s up to Batman to prevent environmental disaster.
City of Heroes Realize your comic book dreams in this massively multiplayer online role-playing game that is home to an entire universe of super-powered heroes and villains. Build your own unique hero from millions of possible character combinations and venture into Paragon City to discover all the danger, wonder, and excitement that await you!	The DC Comics Guide to Inking Comics Simply put, this is the best book on inking I've read. Don't waste your money on other books, buy Jansen's and Miller's and learn everything you need to know. The book doesn't stop with instruction on techniques, tools, and materials, but gives you some great tips such as why you should keep your ink bottle in an ashtray!
Wonder Woman Organizer Wonder Woman is my idol. I've loved her, lived her, and now can organize in her honor. The organizer itself is well made and nicely designed. The material seems to hold up well (but I don't suggest too much rough handling--gentle hands!) and the binder is stocked full of paper for the upcoming year. Like most things in Chronicles line of Wonder Woman products the organizer uses artwork from Wonder Woman's silver age adventures and a few modern era pieces. It helps keep the overall look cute and fun.	The Marvel/DC Collection - Crossover Classics, Vol. 3 This is about five crossover stories that all feature Marvel characters but not all are DC heroes pre say, there are two stories where Gen 13 is involved and they were originally created at Image Comics (but has since broken off into various units, and one group went to DC).
Wonder Woman Fold and Mail Stationary (Fold and Mail Stationery) Not only is this item cool because it pays tribute to one of the most awesome super heros ever, but it is also one of the most fun and convenient stationary sets ever. It's fantastic for writing a short note to someone, or maybe even including a photo or something. No envelopes are necessary, as the paper folds and has lickable adhesive that seals itself. I've had many compliments from friends who have recieved one of my Wonder Woman special deliveries. Great buy!	Batman Archives, Vol. 1 (DC Archive Editions) This is a fascinating volume in that it shows the first couple of years of Batman stories from Detective Comics. It begins with his first appearance as well as containing his origin story in a later issue and the first appearance of Robin the Boy Wonder. Bob Kane's Batman as portrayed in Batman Archives Volume 1 is a very dark creation at first. The violence is quite intense as Batman's foes end up being pierced through, necks broken or falling to their deaths, if not actually shot with the gun Batman sometimes carried at his side.