Last Saturday, Integrity Toys hosted their first on-line presentation for the W-Club members. Carol Roth began the seminar with an introduction. Four distinct lines of dolls were presented in it, catering to a wide variety of collectors. One of them was this year's first wave of Jem & The Holograms dolls, the Hasbro collaboration that has proven so popular even for collectors not familiar with Integrity up to now. This time it is the three Hologram ladies that are available, since Jem could not continue to be long without her group.  Dear Alain Trembley made a general presentation of the characters and then designer Vaughn Sawyers took over for each doll with Carol commenting. Let's see them one by one.

She is of course Jerrica's little sister. Kimber Benton is a fully articulated 12-inch vinyl doll with rooted hair and hand applied eyelashes. Styled with an 80's look, she comes dressed in her stage costume which includes high-heeled pumps, an ultra-detailed key-tar instrument with plug-in amp cable, shoulder strap, doll stand and a certificate of authenticity.

And of course Jerrica and Kimber's foster sister is none other than Aja Leith, a fully articulated 12-inch vinyl doll with rooted hair and hand applied eyelashes. She comes dressed in her stage costume which includes high-heeled pumps, her signature electric guitar, complete with realistic miniature strings, whammy bar and plug-in amp cable. It also includes a doll stand and a certificate of authenticity.

The person responsible for the group's costumes in none other than Shana Elmsford,  a fully articulated 12-inch vinyl doll with rooted hair and hand applied eyelashes. She comes dressed in her stage costume which includes high-heeled pumps, her signature ultra-detailed bass guitar, complete with realistic miniature strings, whammy bar and plug-in amp cable. It also includes a doll stand and a certificate of authenticity.

Please note that dolls are all sold separately and the Classic Jem doll is not available in the Wave 2 collection.

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