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combinación de dos superhéroes de DC: Zatanna y Raven

After a day of fun and laughter at Sanrio Hello Kitty Town, it was time for a Christmas dinner adventure at DC Comics Super Heroes.

The moment you arrived at the cafe, you are greeted by Batman at the top of the building, keeping a vigilant watch over the entire neighbourhood .

As a DC Comics Super Heroes fan, I loved the decor of the cafe which is filled with collectible toys and movie memorabilia from the DC Extended Universe including Suicide Squad, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Wonder Woman, and The Dark Knight Trilogy.

The cafe menu has a comprehensive list of burgers, pasta, pizza, and Asian delights which is great for gatherings with friends and family.

For dinner, I ordered the Superman Crunchy Burger comprising of a deep fried chicken fillet accompanied with lettuce, onion, and tomato which is sandwiched between a toasted burger bun with a Batman logo, and paired with coleslaw and criss-cross fries. The burger was surprisingly good and I loved the giant Superman lunch box used to house the food.

My dinner party also ordered the Oswald Carbonara Special comprising of spaghetti tossed in creamy carbonara sauce accompanied with juicy chicken chunks and black olives. The spaghetti was sweeter than usual, and more suited for diners with a sweet tooth.

For dessert, it was a piece of luxurious Batman Chocolate Brownie topped with dark chocolate sauce and an edible Batman logo. The chocolate brownie was absolutely delicious and a must-have for all chocolate lovers.

Dinner at DC Comics Super Heroes is definitely a fun experience filled with family-friendly dishes in a beautiful, engaging environment.

Find out more about the cafe at https://www.facebook.com/dcshmys/

DC Signature Collection [November 2013] action figures: Ra's Al Ghul

Catching up on our back-log of figure reviews has been a challenge, up next is the one member of Batman's rogues gallery that has been sorely missing from our DCUC collection, the Demon's head himself; Ra's Al Ghul.  The figure reuses the DCSH suited body, with added on cape, new, excellent headsculpt and cool sword. As such, we know the score with the figure's articulation- overall pretty good, with very little restriction. The cape is made from a soft plastic, and is quite heavy, which does make it a bit of a balancing act to achieve some poses with Ra's. The paintwork is really cool; accurate to his comic book appearances with no bleed, the only thing I would have improved is the grey areas on his temples and facial hair, as they're barely visible.

Pros:

Great face sculpt

Last important part of Batman's rogues finally added

Includes cool sword

Cons:

Grey areas in hair not very visible