The Man of Steel’s cousin, Supergirl.
Kara Zor-El was created in
1959, and although she never achieved the fame of Superman, the Maid of
Might has her own rabid following, and her own Barbie.
As much as I love the Barbie Wonder Woman figure, I like this one just as much.
Doesn’t she look just a little cocky?
But just why shouldn’t she be?
All the powers of Superman, plus….she's hot!
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
Supergirl Barbie
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