As some of you might know, I have a board for Comic Book Kingdom on Pinterest.
There really is a lot of comic book related activity there, so if you havent checked it out, you might want to.
But with over 2000 Pins on that board, there's a lot to go through.
So I thought it would be cool to look back and post some of the pictures here that seem to be really popular there on Pinterest.
BTW, the board is
https://www.pinterest.com/sabrebiade/comic-book-kingdom/
This Wonder Woman Barbie was very popular.
As was this Supergirl Barbie
Cosplayers are pretty popular too, like this BloodRayne by Anya Ichios Cosplay
It kinda surprised me that this Gen13 cover was so popular
Another cosplay, this time Callie Cosplay as Wonder Woman
And this great Tigra cosplay by fitness model Alicia Marie
Another one out of left field was this She-Hulk cover
Christmas pic by the late Al Rio, RIP.
George Reeves as Superman
Barbie, BloodRayne, comic books, comics, cosplay, cosplayers, dc, Gen13, Marvel, Pinterest, She-Hulk, supergirl, superheroes, Tigra, wonder woman,
Comics, Marvel Comics, Comic Book News, Marvel Comics Characters, Comic Book Movie News, Comic Book Publishers, Comic Book Artists, Comic Book Movies
Showing posts with label Barbie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Barbie. Show all posts
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Comic Book Kingdom at Pinterest
Labels:
Barbie,
BloodRayne,
comic books,
comics,
cosplay,
cosplayers,
dc,
Gen13,
Marvel,
Pinterest,
She-Hulk,
supergirl,
superheroes,
Tigra,
wonder woman
Saturday, August 30, 2014
Barbie as Poison Ivy
Well Barbie can be a superhero or a supervillain.
Here she is as the most famous Eco-terrorist in the world, Poison Ivy.
Though she was originally created to look similar to Bettie Page, Ivy's look changed over the years.
Now she is one of Batman's archenemies and Harley Quinn's "Pal".
Here she is as the most famous Eco-terrorist in the world, Poison Ivy.
Though she was originally created to look similar to Bettie Page, Ivy's look changed over the years.
Now she is one of Batman's archenemies and Harley Quinn's "Pal".
Labels:
action figures,
Barbie,
batman,
comic books,
comics,
dc,
dc comics,
Poison Ivy,
superhero,
superhero barbie,
superheroine,
toys
Friday, August 22, 2014
Barbie as Wonder Woman
Here we have Wonder Woman Barbie.
She’s been around since 194, ALMOST beating Captain America (Cap’s debut only beat her by around nine months) and along with Superman and Batman, she is one of DC Comic’s Trinity.
The Amazon Princess is very popular and they have been trying to get a live action movie going for years.
Now that Gal Gadot is gonna be the Amazon Princess, we may be closer than ever to actually getting that done.
She’s been around since 194, ALMOST beating Captain America (Cap’s debut only beat her by around nine months) and along with Superman and Batman, she is one of DC Comic’s Trinity.
The Amazon Princess is very popular and they have been trying to get a live action movie going for years.
Now that Gal Gadot is gonna be the Amazon Princess, we may be closer than ever to actually getting that done.
Labels:
action figures,
Barbie,
comic books,
comics,
dc,
dc comics,
superhero,
superhero barbie,
superheroine,
toys,
wonder woman
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Barbie Batgirl DC Superheroes Collector Barbie Doll
Barbie also shows up as the female counterpart of the Dark Knight, Batgirl.
Although she never really rose to the level of Batman, like Supergirl, she has her own very loyal fan base.
Unlike Wonder Woman and Supergirl, Batgirl was created in 1966 and was a collaboration between DC and the Batman television series that was going on at the time.
Although she never really rose to the level of Batman, like Supergirl, she has her own very loyal fan base.
Unlike Wonder Woman and Supergirl, Batgirl was created in 1966 and was a collaboration between DC and the Batman television series that was going on at the time.
Labels:
action figures,
Barbie,
Batgirl,
batman,
comic books,
comics,
dc,
dc comics,
superhero,
superhero barbie,
superheroine,
toys
Supergirl Barbie
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!
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!
Labels:
action figures,
Barbie,
comic books,
comics,
dc,
dc comics,
supergirl,
superhero,
superhero barbie,
superheroine,
superman,
toys
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
A superheroine that's kind of overlooked. Gorgeous, red-haired, able to go toe to toe with Superman and one of the few superheroes that...
-
The Spirit, also known as Will Eisner's The Spirit, is an upcoming 2008 American film adaptation based on the newspaper strip of the sam...
-
Normally I don't do this, but I ran across several comic book related blogs today I really wanted to bring to everyones attention. Some ...
-
Privacy Policy for http://comic-kingdom.blogspot.com/ If you require any more information or have any questions about our privacy policy, pl...
-
The Female Force comic book biography of first lady Michelle Obama sold out Wednesday? It's going into a second printing? Yeah, I may so...
-
Famke Janssen was the lady that brought Jean Grey/Phoenix to life in X-Men, X2: X-Men United, and X-Men: The Last Stand. One of the better ...
-
Created by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez in 1980, Princess Koriand'r also known as Starfire was one of the most popular Teen Titans. Th...
-
You know with the rumors of getting Tom Welling to play Superman on Supergirl...this shot from Smallville kept popping into my head. Wouldn...
-
By sabrebIade Awesome picture of Power Girl from the cover of JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #9 by Alex Ross. Heck, Alex Ross is just plain awe...
-
Amazon superheroine Artemis of Bana-Mighdall (created by writer William Messner-Loebs) first appeared in Wonder Woman #90 (September 1...













