There are only 100 of the captive crown prince of crime. Like his cohorts that were previously incarcerated at WW Philly and WW Chicago, Joker is donning asylum-issue orange duds and he is definitely miffed about his current living arrangements. Launch date: July 2008.

Phantom Zone Supergirl is being released in a limited edition of only 200, with a Certificate of Authenticity provided. At 16" tall, this bullet-proof beauty comes decked in all white, trimmed in gold.  Her cross-over midriff top is emblazoned with her gold super 'S' and she has white, thigh-high boots and gold laces.  Because TONNERDirect is concerned with convenience, the 28 eyelets are already laced (they zip from the back)!  Aglets not included. Launch date: July 2008.

Made to brighten any room, this doll features a hand-embroidered face, long, boucle hair, light pink wings and an airy dress.
— When asked about best-selling dolls in summer 2008, 2 of 62 specialty retailers mentioned that they carry Waldorf dolls by Kathe Kruse.
— There are 13 different dolls styles in the Flippippi line, which features handmade dolls with wings and long hair that can be styled.
— The Waldorf line by Kathe Kruse encompasses several different styles of dolls, including Feng Shui, Sweetheart and Gugguli.

These 14”, anatomically correct vinyl baby dolls are scented and washable. They are suitable for the bath and beach, and come in several varieties featuring different faces to portray emotions of sleepy, happy, surprised and more.
— Mary Walsh, owner of Magical Child in Greenfield, Mass., told TDmonthly in summer 2008 that her store sells about 20 a month of the Real Boy and Girl dolls by Berenguer.
— The company’s Lots of Love Babies are also popular at JaZams in Pennington, N.J., according to Manager Kathy Goeddy.
— Two of 62 retailers indicated in summer 2008 that Dolls by Berenguer are strong sellers in their stores.

Suitable for ages 18 months and up and designed for use in the bath, this 12” soft doll floats and is filled with polystyrene beads that dry after exposure to water. Tidoo is posable, has sleeping eyes, can suck its thumb, and wears clothing from the Mon Premier collection.
— Of more than half of the 62 retailers that named Corolle dolls as best-selling dolls in their store in summer 2008, seven specifically mentioned Tidoo.
— “The Calin and Tidoo styles are best for us, because an 18-month-old can play with them and be really happy,” Patricia Fiedler, owner of Child’s Play and Green Frog Toys in Portland, Ore., told TDmonthly.
— Four of the storeowners that named Tidoo said their sales of Corolle range from 4 to 15 dolls per month.

These charming little Chinese dolls are more than just pretty faces! Dressed in beautiful native costumes from China, they also play songs. The doll with the red "Fu" (Good Luck) shirt plays "Jasmine Flower". The doll with the pink "Ai" (Love) shirt plays the "Kang Ding Love Song". Just turn their heads and the music begins! The dolls can be posed to sit up unassisted. All new materials. 7.5" Tall. Each sold separately.

Soft and cuddly, these bright-eyed plush mascots will delight any child - and many adults! Each of the five mascots represents the fish, panda, Tibetan antelope, swallow or Olympic flame and brings wishes for friendship and peace. Comes in its own box. Each sold separately.

Persephone is the teacher of intuition. She stands 14 1/5" with deep violet eyes and youthful freckles. She wears a white, tea-length toga with indigo, fluted decorated edges and an indigo over-jacket and shawl. She has strawberry blonde locks highlighted with a wreath of narcissus flowers. She has an
elegant gold pomegranate chain and features a realistic body of a women wearing a size 6 standing approximately 5'0" tall. Launch date: December 2007.
Display Ideas: Display  with the other Greek Goddess Dolls and the book "Sophie and the Seven Goddesses, A Journey of Self-Acceptance" by Ilene Satala and Beverley Danusis, set for mid-July 2008 release. Place the doll on a sturdy stand or inside a display case.

Athena is the teacher of leadership. She stands 16" tall, has piercing gray eyes, and is dressed in an early Greek yellow tunic, skirt and shawl. She has dark brown hair and a realistic body of a woman who would be approximately 5'6", wearing a size 8. She has handmade, faux-leather sandals and chaps
replicating ancient Greek footwear. She wears a shield medallion decorated with the head of Medusa.  She is accompanied by a yellow-stone, gold chain necklace. Launch date: December 2007.,
Display Ideas: Display with the other Greek Goddess Dolls and the book "Sophie and the Seven Goddesses, A Journey of Self-Acceptance" by Ilene Satala and Beverley Danusis, set to be available in mid-July 2008. Place Athena on a sturdy doll stand or inside a display case.

This 16" doll has long, wavy auburn hair with a suntanned skin tone and brown eyes that reflect infinite understanding. She wears an authentic first-century costume designed by a well-known New York doll dress artist. She wears eggplant colored laced boots, and her dress is regal and majestic with a matching purple headpiece adorned with delicate beads. She wears a red shawl. Launch date: December 2007.
Display ideas: Retailers should display Mary with a red rose and on a stand or inside a display case.

“Debonair Dave” and “Aunt Shirley” are two of Jacqueline Kent’s “Christmas Carolers”. Jacqueline’s carolers are inspired by memories of cheerful carolers from when she was a young girl in London, England. She has created these pieces to bring joy and happiness into each of our homes. Both carolers hold a sheet of music in their hands. Suggested retail price is $100.00 each.

This elderly couple is part of Jacqueline Kent’s “Life’s Everyday Moments.” Seated on a bench with a box of love letters next to them, this couple reminisces about their life spent together. Jacqueline has skillfully sculpted their faces to radiate feelings of love. This item includes the bench and box of letters. Suggested retail price is $310.00.

This huggable bear is part of Jacqueline Kent’s “Personality Plush” collection. Jacqueline bases this cute and cuddly collection on her love for children and animals. The face of Hugs was sculpted with love and care, and he is adored by both children and adults. With an infectious smile on his face, and his arms wide open, Hugs is ready to wrap you in a big bear hug. Wearing blue and green ribbons around his neck, this brown bear is 11” tall. Suggested retail price is $55.00.

This 14" doll features a soft body and vinyl head with curly brown hair. She has poseable arms and legs and hand-painted features. Her satin costume is topped with ladybug antennae.

Ann has dark skin with black hair. Her dress has red stripes accented with cross stripes on the upper bodice and on the skirt. She completes the look with a similarly themed bow on her head and red shoes. Each doll is hand made in the Philippines by skilled doll makers. Suitable for children of all ages, these hand crafted dolls are unique, one of a kind gifts.

Anita has light skin with brown hair. She wears a blue printed cotton dress with green ribbon trims. Each doll is hand made in the Philippines by skilled doll makers. Suitable for children of all ages, these hand crafted dolls are unique, one of a kind gifts. Add them today to your doll collection today!

This 12" doll has a soft beanbag body and eyes that close when she's "sleeping." She can wear clothing from Corolle's Mon Premier collection.
— “Our premier line is Corolle ... [it] always does best,” noted Lynn Sanchez of Wiz Bang Toys in Lake Oswego, Ore., in summer 2008.
— The 32 of 64 specialty retailers that named Corolle as a best-selling doll line in their stores said they sell between 4 and 72 Corolle dolls each month.
— “The little Calins move the best,” Jennifer Vanderish, co-owner of Picayune Toys in Dunwoody, Ga., told TDmonthly in summer 2008.

This 20" handmade cloth doll is dressed according to its country of origin and wears vinyl shoes. It has hand-embroidered facial features and yarn hair that is twisted and nicely coiffured in the back. The cotton body is stuffed with fiberfill. The removable dress is either polyester or synthetic fiber, depending on the doll, and closes with a snap fastener. Launch date: August 2008.

This 20" handmade cloth doll is dressed according to its country of origin and wears vinyl shoes. It has hand-embroidered facial features and yarn hair that is twisted and nicely coiffured in the back. The cotton body is stuffed with fiberfill. The removable dress is either polyester or synthetic fiber, depending on the doll, and closes with a snap fastener. Launch date: August 2008.

This 20" handmade cloth doll is dressed according to its country of origin and wears vinyl shoes. It has hand-embroidered facial features and yarn hair that is twisted and nicely coiffured in the back. The cotton body is stuffed with fiberfill. The removable dress is either polyester or synthetic fiber, depending on the doll, and closes with a snap fastener. Launch date: August 2008.

Lian is an Asian doll representing China. She is a handmade cloth doll and her facial features are hand stitched. She has black yarn hair which is breaded in the back. She has black eyes and her black vinyl shoes is integrated into the doll design. It can not be removed. She wears a synthetic fiber red dress which is accented to the side of the bodice with white ribbon trim. Her dress is open in the back and is closed with 3 sets of snaps. Launch date: August 2008.

This 20" handmade cloth doll is dressed according to its country of origin and wears vinyl shoes. It has hand-embroidered facial features and yarn hair that is twisted and nicely coiffured in the back. The cotton body is stuffed with fiberfill. The removable dress is either polyester or synthetic fiber, depending on the doll, and closes with a snap fastener. Launch date: August 2008.

The 5” doll comes dressed in a soft, knitted, matching bootie. A blue version is also available. “Their adorable packaging with a bow and gift tag makes them the perfect present!” Melaine Diaz of JC Toys Group Inc. told TDmonthly. Launch date: Summer 2008.

Each baby in the trio is life-like, weighing like a real baby and featuring jointed heads and limbs. Each poseable doll is sold separately. “Their amazingly life-like expressions make these beautiful dolls unique,” Melaine Diaz of JC Toys Group Inc. told TDmonthly. “They are each wearing soft, knitted outfits and caps to match.” Launch date: Summer 2008.

The pumpkin-inspired coach plays the classic Cinderella tune “Bippity Boppity Boo,” as well as fairy wand sound effects. It also features a retractable sheer canopy and a beautiful satin pillow and blanket. The carriage also comes with the baby doll care essentials, such as a play wipes container, play baby powder, a baby bottle, a spare diaper and an adorable diaper bag. The carriage accommodates dolls up to 16” in length. “This is not your typical baby doll stroller,” Carol Selva of Creative Designs International Ltd. told TDmonthly. “The Cinderella Carriage evokes all the fantasy and wonder of the classic Disney fairy tale and brings it alive for little mommies and their babies.” Launch date: August 2008.