The girls want to make it an extra special holiday by brightening the lives of Metropolis citizens.

A Krytptonian is loose in Metropolis; after following the wake of school destruction, Supergirl is reunited with Krypto the Super Dog.

Batgirl, Big Barda, and Lady Shiva set off in mobile headquarters to wrangle Perry the Parademon.

Wonder Woman is teaching Frost how to fly the Invisible Jet when Killer Moth detects them and begins to attack.

Katana and Big Barda try to prove who has the best fighting style when the Double Dare Twins attack.

The supers must save Gorilla Grodd when his former army comes to rescue him from SHH.

Starfire and Blackfire realize they have more in common than they thought when they must protect the zoo from King Shark.

With Catwoman's help, the supers return the amulet to Ares and save the day.

As Ares reigns destruction on Metropolis, the supers must recover the amulet.

A peaceful Ares comes to Metropolis to see Wonder Woman, but Catwoman steals the Amulet of Harmonia and ruins his peaceful outlook.

Mrs. Clayface steals all of Batgirl's gadgets to break her husband out of Arkham.

Giganta causes an electric blackout; Batgirl enlists the help of Thunder and Lightning.

Lashina breaks into Belle Reve and poisons Commissioner Gordon; Batgirl and Hawkgirl must find the antidote before it's too late.

Batgirl and Ivy learn to appreciate each other's style as they fight Killer Moth.

Batgirl and Ivy are partnered for Crazy Quilt's stealth suit design project.

When Wonder Woman is home for a holiday, Ares, the god of war, attacks.

Wonder Woman, used to saving the world from dire threats a couple of times a week, faces her greatest challenge yet: waitressing.

Lena Luthor creates a power-nullifying device and threatens to use it on Super Hero High; Batgirl and Supergirl trade places to infiltrate Lena's lab and put the device out of commission for good.

Lena Luthor straps a confusion-inducing Blue Kryptomite to Flash's back, which forces him to run so fast that he shakes the foundations of Metropolis.

Mad Harriet seals Batgirl's Batjet and threatens Super Hero High with it; Batgirl, Wonder Woman, Supergirl and Harley Quinn have to stop her.

Batgirl, Bumblebee and Cyborg team up for the Creative Heroic Engineering Project at Super Hero High, but can't agree on anything.

Some dedicated superteens work together to fight the battles of Metropolis and the battles of growing up at the same time.

Planning to conquer the planet, Loki gathers a band of supervillains and challenges the Marvel superheroes.

This follow-up to the popular "Teen Titans" series takes a more comedic look at the superheroes, showing what life is like for the teens when their capes come off. Funny things happen to Robin, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy and Cyborg between saving the world and being regular teens, living together without adult supervision. The teens, in their ordinary lives, deal with the everyday issues of adolescence that include such important things as having staring contests to determine who does the laundry and going on a series of quests to construct the perfect sandwich. But, of course, the heroes still fight crime in Jump City when the need arises. Whatever the situation, they're always ready for an adventure -- inside the house or out of it.

Clumsy siblings Vambre and Prohyas run a warriors-for-hire business. The warriors are always ready to take on quests, using their trusted magiswords -- mystical weapons that are able to do things like fly and spit seeds to help their users win their battles. With the magiswords vital to their success, Vambre and Prohyas head out on adventures around the world to acquire more swords to add to their collection.

Leading the Teen Titans to protect Earth is Robin, formerly Batman's sidekick. He has no special powers, just a utility belt and his mind to help solve problems. His team members, Starfire, Raven, Cyborg and Beast Boy, live together in Titans Tower, situated in the West Coast haven Jump City. Each of them possesses unique abilities to help fight a new generation of villains ranging from super-powered hooligans to would-be world conquerors.

Spider-Man, whose real name is Peter Parker when not fighting crime, is an iconic comic book character that has been featured in a number of feature films and TV shows through the years. In "Ultimate Spider-Man," Peter Parker is a teenager trying to juggle the usual growing pains of high-school life with the not-so-usual growing pains of being a superhero. Peter is invited to train with Nick Fury's S.H.I.E.L.D. organization, where his masked alter ego joins forces with four other teenage superheroes -- Nova, White Tiger, Power Man and Iron Fist -- as they work to become Ultimate Superheroes.

When Max was a little boy, his Grandpa Felix presented him with a homemade superhero belt. This sparked Max's love of comic books, action figures, and adventurous storytelling. Now 6-year-old Max shares his love of superheroes with his favorite pet parakeets, Ace and Polly. Parakeet siblings Ace and Polly at first glance seem like ordinary pets, but they're not your average birds. Inspired by their owner Max's creative play, Ace and Polly's oversized imaginations take them on heroic adventures. Unbeknownst to Max, whenever he leaves for the day, Ace and Polly take to the sky as the Powerbirds. They use their wits and special superpowers such as fantastic freeze, super sight, super speed and beyond, to save their neighborhoods from furry and feathery animal villains.

Spidey teams-up with other inspiring and brave Marvel heroes.