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Teen Titans GO! To The Movies

The very much loved Teen Titans GO! To The Movies will be available to buy on DVD & Digital download this coming Monday 26^th November 2018 and will be available on Blu-ray exclusively at HMV!

To celebrate the theatrical release of Teen Titans GO! to the Movies, we were gifted an early copy of the DVD and to host a fun, Christmas themed home screening of the film! Thanks to Warner Bros, we also received an exciting bundle of goodies, including popcorn, masks and Teen Titans merchandise. We were all super-excited! We had watched it in the cinema back in August and loved it. There are a lot of funny moments for young and old and we found ourselves humming their catchy songs after the movie too.

Schleich Thor Figurine Review

To coincide with the upcoming Thor: Ragnarok film in the cinemas from 27^th October, the international leading supplier of figures, Schleich have launched the mighty Thor figurine which is a superb likeness to the character. It is suitable for children aged four and above.

Schleich Wonder Woman Figurine Review

To coincide with the Wonder Woman movie, the international leading supplier of figures, Schleich have launched a range of DC Comics superheroes collection to recreate the blockbuster movie. It is suitable for children aged 3 and above.

Marvel Cardline Review

Marvel Cardline is the game to test your knowledge about superheroes and supervillains of the Marvel Universe. The gameplay is similar to the Timeline game, but instead of guessing the year, you are guessing the individual’s characteristics. It is suitable for aged 7 and above and for 2 to 8 players. It is available to buy from Esdevium store finder at RRP £13.99 or on Amazon.

Super Lottie Launched

Yesterday saw the launch of the Super Lottie outfit which is the inspiration of six year old Lily, from Ohio, USA, who created the winning design as part of a global competition, independently judged by the Brave Girls Alliance, earlier in the year. This is the first time that a crowd-sourced design by a child has gone into commercial production. As part of her entry, Lily was asked to define Super Lottie’s abilities. Lily’s response was one designed to inspire girls who play with Lottie dolls, to acknowledge and embrace their potential, and accept who they are: ‘Super Lottie has the power to be anything, to do anything, and to make the world a better place. She is unique and special in her own way’.