DC Super Hero Girls is back today with new episodes of the fan-favorite animated shorts. In the season two opener “New Beginnings,” Supergirl makes her debut appearance in the webseries as a prospective student of Super Hero High. Its up to Wonder Woman to persuade Supergirl to enroll.
Tune into Boomerang on Saturday, March 19 at 10 a.m. for an action-packed hour with Super Hero High, a special featuring the stellar lineup of female Super Heroes from DC Super Hero Girls, the new comic universe from Warner Bros. Consumer Products, DC Entertainment, Warner Bros. Animation and Mattel. In addition to the special, exclusive shorts inspired by this fun and immersive world that encourages girls to discover their own super-heroic potential are also now available to view on the Cartoon Network video app.
Super Hero High is buzzing with excitement over new student, Supergirl. But when Supergirl crash lands into the cafeteria, it’s evident that though she has incredible power, she has a long way to go before she becomes a Super Hero. Too intimidated by the other supers to ask them for assistance, Supergirl turns to helpful I.T. girl, Barbara Gordon. Barbara takes Supergirl under her wing and introduces her to the sweet, old librarian, Granny Goodness. As Barbara helps Supergirl learn to harness her powers, Wonder Woman joins them and becomes a mentor and friend to Supergirl. Meanwhile, the Junior Detective Club (The Flash, Bumblebee and Hawkgirl) investigates a mysterious rash of security breaches centered around the teleportation “Boom Tubes.” Could it all be because of reformed Super-Villain and Super Hero High Vice-Principal Gorilla Grodd – or something far worse?
The Super Hero High television special stars Anais Fairweather as Supergirl, Mae Margaret Whitman as Barbara Gordon and features an all-star voice cast of DC Comics universe veterans, including Greg Cipes, Tara Strong, Ashley Eckstein, John DiMaggio, Tom Kenny, Helen Slater and Dean Cain. Jennifer Coyle is the television special’s producer and director. Sam Register serves as executive producer. Shea Fontana serves as writer of the television special and animated shorts, as well as the DC Comics graphic novel.
The DC Super Hero Girls world centers on the female Super Heroes of the DC Comics universe during their formative high school years—prior to discovering their full super power potential. Featuring a completely new artistic style and aesthetic, DC Comics’ icons such as Wonder Woman, Supergirl, Batgirl, Harley Quinn, Bumblebee, Poison Ivy, Katana and many more, make their unprecedented teenaged introduction. Each character has her own storyline that explores what teen life is like as a Super Hero, including discovering her unique abilities, nurturing her remarkable powers and mastering the fundamentals of being a hero.
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After increasing anticipation from fans about the upcoming original graphic novel DC Super Hero Girls: Finals Crisis, DC Entertainment has announced that volume two is not far behind!
DC Super Hero Girls: Finals Crisis is the first publishing product for the new superhero universe for girls from DC Entertainment, and will be available everywhere books are sold on July 5. To satisfy the excitement of fans, the publisher has greenlit a second volume, DC Super Hero Girls: Hits & Myths due out on November 2. Writer Shea Fontana and artist Yancey Labat will reprise their roles for the second volume.
While learning about The Odyssey in Mister Etrigan’s poetry class, Wonder Woman, Batgirl, Supergirl and their friends go on their own Odyssey-inspired journey where they face off with a Cyclops, seek help from a Witch, and evade the Siren before journeying to the underworld. Can they help their teacher escape from Trigon’s prison and return home? Find out in DC Super Hero Girls: Hits & Myths.
For a sneak peek of DC Super Hero Girls: Finals Crisis, pick up a copy of the first two chapters at your local comic book shop on Free Comic Book Day, May 7.
Drum roll, please…for our DC Super Hero Girls‘ Hero of the Month! Wonder Woman‘s best known for being a leader and a great friend, which is why Super Hero High nominated her!
It’s the end of the semester for Super Hero High students, but wait! A Save the Day alarm has sounded and they must fly to the rescue!
It’s Bumble Bee’s time to shine for her heroic prowess, exceptional flying skills and great taste in music!! Follow along as she accepts this exciting honor from Super Hero High School!
It’s time for Poison Ivy to branch out (literally) and join some clubs. Principal’s orders! But what club should she choose at Super Hero High School!?
Wonder Woman sure knows her weaponomics, but a certain someone doesn’t want her teacher to know. What happens in class will surprise you! Check out the latest animated episode of DC Super Hero Girls.
The end of the semester is nearing, but is Wonder Woman’s Super Suit going to land her an A+?
One of the more interesting announcements this year from DC Comics was their more young girl focused line of toys, comics, books, and more, DC Super Hero Girls. While they’ve regularly put out animated features, they also showed off a line of toys at New York Comic Con that looked pretty cool.
Now, they’ve announced the official title of the upcoming original graphic novel, DC Super Hero Girls: Finals Crisis. The graphic novel will be written by Shea Fontana with art by Yancey Labat. Monica Kubina will be the colorist and Janice Chiang will be the letterer.
The graphic novel will come to comic book stores July 6, 2016 and everywhere books are sold July 12, 2016.
