Lauren Faust tweeted this picture last night along with the text "Been missing these ladies lately..." This prompted our fellow ladies in comics blogger Sue from DC Women Kicking Ass to press for more information, and Faust, the showrunner behind My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and The Super Best Friends Forever shorts for the DC Nation hour on Cartoon Network, confirmed the sad news that when DC Nation finally returns from an unexpected hiatus in January, we won't be seeing any more of the SBFF's brand of equal opportunity crime fighting any time soon.

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While I'm primarily a Batman fan, each of the girls Super Best Friends Forever have walked straight into my heart and set up shop. Batgirl, for being the adorable nerdy fangirl of the group, Wonder Girl for basically being a female Samurai Jack, and Supergirl as soon as she suggested, with a throwing up of The Horns and a bit of an electric guitar riff, that Lex Luthor's secret lair could use a good TP-ing. And speaking of Supergirl, she's the one girl we haven't seen get a short centered on her yet. I mean, it's not surprising, there have only been two shorts so far, centered on the home life of Wonder Girl and Batgirl, so logically the third one would focus on Supergirl. But I still squeed a bit when I saw this preview. I mean, come on. Listen to this evil laugh. (via Comics Alliance.)

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We knew Lauren Faust, creator of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, would bring us something wonderful when we first heard she was creating an animated short for the DC Nation programming block of Cartoon Network. Especially considering it features Supergirl, Batgirl, and Wonder Girl. Now we have solid proof. The Super Best Friends Forever short debuts this Saturday morning, sometime during Green Lantern: The Animated Series or Young Justice but you can watch 15 delightful seconds of it here. (via Comics Alliance)

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In the torrent of news regarding D.C.’s upcoming reboot/re-imagination, the first image and description of the upcoming Teen Titans reboot has released. It was stated earlier that none of the new members of Teen Titans will have met each other before, which is emphasized in the description:

Tim Drake is forced to step out from behind his keyboard when an international organization seeks to capture or kill super-powered teenagers. As Red Robin, he must team up with the mysterious and belligerent powerhouse thief known as Wonder Girl and a hyperactive speedster calling himself Kid Flash in TEEN TITANS #1, by Scott Lobdell and artists Brett Booth and Norm Rapmund.

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