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Ever wonder how many actors played Superman? Or maybe you just wondered who played Superman. Find out here and do vote for your favorite Superman too.

This Halloween, why not pretend to be the Boy Wonder, Robin. Whether it be a themed party or Halloween, Robin just may be a great choice to dress up as.

So set the kids down to watch Charlie Brown Christmas, plug the earphones in the ears and play the Christmas music through your MP3 player while you go out shopping, walking or even at home baking for the holiday season and listen to the wonderful sounds of Christmas.

There's been many different "fictional characters" to play Batgirl and there was also a few to play Batgirl in the tv series and movies. Some have even played Robin, the Girl Wonder as well. And now you can pretend to be Bat-girl as well.

Is a question on the minds of all Batman's enemies and fans alike. But those were the infamous words of the Joker. Because comic book superhero Batman is human and doesn't have any mystic powers like Superman, Spiderman or Wonder Woman, he has to rely on his brains and all the little toys that Lucius Fox has created for him, that's according to the Dark Knight, prior to Batman Returns and The Dark Knight it was always Alfred who was the computer brains behind all his gadgets and toys. And since Bruce Wayne was strictly against firearms he has to come with other ways to protect himself.

In 1956, Bob Kane and Sheldon Moldoff decided Batman and Robin both needed female counterparts in order to stave off the gay rumors about these characters and voila Batwoman appeared, aka Kathy Kane (issue #233 in Detective Comics) for Batman and then in 1961 Batgirl, aka Betty Kane (issue #139 in the Batman comics) appeared as a sidekick for Batwoman. When Julius Swartz took over as editor both of these Batwoman and Batgirl characters were taken out and were replaced in 1967 by the Barbara Gordon 'Batgirl' (issue #359 in Detective Comics). But in this lens, we'll have a look at the wonderful actresses who have played 'Batgirl' over the years in the television series, movies and the animation of all the versions of Batman.

Zolo toys are undeniable unique. For example, Stacrobats allow you to create your own circus with figures, balls, and a base that can be connected in countless way. Children can accompany Ozlo and friends on an alphabet adventure through Zolo ABZ, a wonderful way to learn the alphabet. Children and adults alike can play for hours with Globonz Deluxe, a set of 50 ultra-bright, long lasting, glow-in-the-dark interchangeable pieces that can be connected into bone-rattling, back-flipping, head-turning, "myth-illogical" creatures. My Personal favorite is zolo-a-go-go! Remember Lincoln Logs, Erector sets, legos? That was so yesteryear. Now consider Zolo a-Go-Go - lots and lots of parts and no instruction book.

Are your little ones afraid of the dark? Do they need someone to "protect" them when mommy isn't around? One of these boogie man scaring, bully fighting, super hero flying pieces from the My Own Monster Collection will stand in your stead. Made from designs by children for children, each monster is made of super soft velboa and exudes its own unique whimsy and charm. A portion of My Own Monster sales is donated to Global Action for Children. Dare to be different with this unusual collection and set the wonderful world of imagination and curiosity free for your child!

Let everyone know who you think is the best Comic Book Superhero around. Vote for who you like the most. Twit about it or just vote.