The DC lineup was the third wave of Nostalgia cars released by Hot Wheels this year.
The first wave was the Masters of the Universe which had a TRU exclusive 4 pack. The second wave released: cereal cars- Booberry, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Count Chocula, Wheaties, and a few others including a sdcc exclusive Frankenberry.
The third wave (DC cars) was then released it includes the Wal-Mart exclusive 4 pack. They have been on the shelves for a couple of months now- One good place to shop for them is Milezone.com - they sell them by the case as well as individual.
The most recent wave is candy cars: twizzlers, Milk Duds, Good -n- plenty, etc.
They are sold at Wal-Mart, Target, TRU- but usually tough to find much on the pegs- Some grocery chains sell them as well- like Kroger. Other hobby stores are a good spot to look like Hobby Town USA (I have GREAT luck there!)
Moving into 2012 there will be:
Hanna-Barbera
Pin-Up Nose art
Hersheys
Ice Cream
Saturday Eve Post
There also looks to be a second round of DC comics based cars.
Nostalgia series, like Vintage Racing, Garage and Boulevard series Hot Wheels are part of the premium line ( they all come with rubber tires (not hard plastic) and metal bases and bodies- most (not all) of the $1 garden variety HW come with metal bodies or metal bases- but often one is plastic) - they are meant for the "adult" collector- hence the jacked up price.
The first wave was the Masters of the Universe which had a TRU exclusive 4 pack. The second wave released: cereal cars- Booberry, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Count Chocula, Wheaties, and a few others including a sdcc exclusive Frankenberry.
The third wave (DC cars) was then released it includes the Wal-Mart exclusive 4 pack. They have been on the shelves for a couple of months now- One good place to shop for them is Milezone.com - they sell them by the case as well as individual.
The most recent wave is candy cars: twizzlers, Milk Duds, Good -n- plenty, etc.
They are sold at Wal-Mart, Target, TRU- but usually tough to find much on the pegs- Some grocery chains sell them as well- like Kroger. Other hobby stores are a good spot to look like Hobby Town USA (I have GREAT luck there!)
Moving into 2012 there will be:
Hanna-Barbera
Pin-Up Nose art
Hersheys
Ice Cream
Saturday Eve Post
There also looks to be a second round of DC comics based cars.
Nostalgia series, like Vintage Racing, Garage and Boulevard series Hot Wheels are part of the premium line ( they all come with rubber tires (not hard plastic) and metal bases and bodies- most (not all) of the $1 garden variety HW come with metal bodies or metal bases- but often one is plastic) - they are meant for the "adult" collector- hence the jacked up price.
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