A DC Super Friends Magazine for children, featuring Superman and Batman on the cover, includes two toy communicator walkie-talkies—one red and one blue. Bright, colourful text and comic-style art make this children's magazine eye-catching and fun.

DC Super Friends Magazine

ByLouise
The boys are huge super hero fans. They have lots of the imaginext toys and play with them often. There is a new childrens magazine that follows these super heros. It is called DC Super Friends.
A DC Super Friends Magazine for children, featuring Superman and Batman on the cover, includes two toy communicator walkie-talkies—one red and one blue. Bright, colourful text and comic-style art make this children's magazine eye-catching and fun.

DC Super Friends is aimed at boys aged 2 -5. So perfect for Nathan and James. The magazine is packed full of things to keep your little super hero busy. There are puzzles, cut out and keep activities, colouring games, a fan page and competitions for them to enter to win great prizes too. Nathan loves the “Find Joker” activity and kept an eye out for him whilst looking through the magazine.

A colourful DC Super Friends Magazine page features superheroes and a boxed challenge asking readers to find the Joker, with an image of the Joker and a speech bubble saying, "You'll never find me! Ha, ha, ha!.A colourful Superhero magazine page features instructions on how to cut out and wear a blue Batman mask and symbol, with cartoon Batman art and numbered steps in red and white text against a bright yellow and blue background.
An open children’s book on a wooden floor features colourful comic-style illustrations and bold text titled "Robot Rampage!" with images of Superman from DC Super Friends, a robot, and an unfinished drawing of a character breaking through a wall.
DC Super Friends has exciting stories about super friends Batman, Superman, The Flash and Green Lantern and many others. The magazine stimulates imagination through these and the activities throughout the magazine. The stories show how good role models unite through friendship to overcome the bad guys. I definitely think there needs to be more emphasis when children are young that by working together and working hard the evil and the bad can be fought and beaten. 
A young boy wearing glasses and a school uniform sits on a dark sofa reading a colourful DC Super Friends magazine called "Robot Rampage!" Another child sits beside him, partially out of frame.
James’ favourite bit about that magazine is that it comes with a free toy. On the front of this magazine are two communicators and next month there will be a free helicopter toy.
Two toy walkie-talkies themed with DC Super Friends characters, one blue with Batman and one red with Superman, in colourful packaging labelled "Cool Communicators!" and featuring comic-style graphics inspired by DC comics.

The magazine is available to buy from 19th September in both supermarkets and newsagents. It is priced at £2.99. You can also subscribe to this magazine by visiting www.titanmagazines.com.

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