2011 DC Reboot: Teen Titans #1 Promo And New #1s For Teenage Superheroes

  Just in from The Source:

• A new generation of Teen Titans will be handled by Scott Lobdell with artists Brett Booth and Norm Rapmund, starting with Teen Titans #1 - where Tim Drake will assume the role of Red Robin once again. He teaming up with Kid Flash and Wonder Girl to take down an international crime syndicate who is hunting-down super-powered teens.

Here's the promo image:

I'm ok with the costumes that I'm seeing so far - but what's up with Conner Kent? What's with the white cloth on his back? I hope we're not going to see that once the book comes out.  Its ridiculous.

Other titles featuring young superheroes include:

• Hawk and Dove #1 - by Sterling Gates and artist Rob Liefield
• Static Shock # 1 - by John Rozum and Scott McDaniel with Jonathan Glapion.

Ame-Comi Figures Featuring DC Babes

Never thought that toy companies are crossing over anime and DC heroines in their figurines, and to be honest it doesn't look too good. Ame-Comi can be called a disappointment for me. It just doesn't work out. Tomopop reviews this toy line and they've got some cool and not-so cool photos of DC heroines - including a Japanese version Wonder Woman holding the head of Medusa, a Batman/Spawn incarnate, and a awfully looking Power-Girl that has robotic arms like she was from Mortal Kombat.  (Check the complete article here.)

But that doesn't mean that it doesn't have any cool looking anime-comic mashups. Check out more pictures after the jump for some of my favorites from their gallery:

I'm kind of biased on this. I like Supergirl and this sort of Magic Knight Rayearth thing they've got on her.

Wonder Girl's hippy pants while sporting the curves and rock-hard abs are just cool with me.

Nothing really special here with Harley Quinn, but it works.

I don't like Ivy's face here, but I love the detail on her suit and her plants.

Great take on Lady Steel here. Sporting that big hammer to match with her iron-clad armor.