In just a few scant class , Warner Bros. ’ DC Super Hero Girls enfranchisement — which reimagines some of the comic strip giant ’s most notable female hoagie as teenaged high-pitched schoolers — has become one of the company’smost successful endeavour . It already consist of comic books , toy , and a web series , but now it ’s becoming a fully - feather animated TV serial premiering on Cartoon connection .
This workweek , DC and Warner Bros. Animationrevealed a series of newfangled character designsillustrated by executive producer Lauren Faust , and they ’re a refreshing change of tempo .
DC Super Hero Girls ’ new elan looks like a portmanteau word of the aesthetic from the current connection series and theSuper Best Friends Forever animated shortsthat Faust also produced for Cartoon internet a few years ago . Fans of the old style might balk at first , but pivots like this are often a part of how production studios communicate to audiences that what we ’re see is the development and organic evolution of a brand .
Honestly , though , the design are cool as hell if only for the fact that they give many of the characters some much - needed personality that sets them aside from their more traditional show in other spiritualist . Zatanna ’s ness and purple / pink ombre is a welcome change of rate from usual getup we see her in ( as well as a nod to her older comic volume looking ) , Supergirl ’s been establish some true - to - god brawniness to deform , and it ’s always great to see a Wonder Woman who reads as decidedly more Mediterranean .
What ’ll be interesting to see next is how Faust and the rest of the DC Super Hero Girls team decide to interpret type like Catwoman , Poison Ivy , and Harley Quinn when the show debuts in the coming months .
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