American Broadcasting Company (March 31, 2009), Walt Disney Home Video (March 31, 2009), single discs, 50 mins plus supplements, 1.66:1 aspect ratio, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound, Not Rated, Retail:…

…viewers on its debut. When the show finally made its debut on Friday nights, it found its proper audience and format. Many critics of the film had complained that it…

…of Vince Guaraldi alone makes this almost an essential purchase. It may not be the comprehensive, deluxe package we’d been hoping for, but it’s still a nice set nonetheless. Animated…

…aspects of the DC Comics Universe than other previous incarnations. This is a definite transition from the Wonder Twins/”ethnic heroes” kiddie era and the slightly more mature and “comic booky”…

…impression. Psychological Testing – Two soldiers from Camp Swampy are needed to participate in a competition to determine stability under pressure, against an effeminate competitor. “Ta ta, troopies!” These cartoons…

…entertaining is a combination of many things. The characters themselves are delightful, with many comic potentialities in the idea of an inventor and his smarter dog. From there, we go…

…science fiction vignettes form a rough story of the shape that evil takes in the galaxy, based on the works of top comics creators. The Sweatbox Review: This film defines…

…white, and blue) before he could, uh… well, it was never really explained why they needed to stop him. Assumedly, Yankee Doodle Pigeon was a messenger who represented the best…

…comes great responsibility”. From then on, he would use his spider-powers to combat criminals and protect the innocent. A few months after his debut, Marvel Comics granted Peter his own…

…to as well as comic relief for the viewer. As competent as Danger Mouse is, Penfold is inept and cowardly. One really wonders how Danger Mouse can put up with…

…aging rocker are challenged by love and the power of music. The Sweatbox Review: As the DVD market matures, it has become apparent that more and more companies are willing…

…has just under 8 minutes of Trailers And TV Spots, where Pom Poko is described as showing “comical raccoons in a nostalgic tale”. Disc 2 has the Complete Storyboards for…

…the attention that the DC Comics heroes have gotten in animation the past number of years, it has been largely up to Hollywood to give Marvel Comics characters exposure to…

…Family Channel. Norwood completes the interviews by offering a history of the comic strip and its creator Hal Foster, as well as commenting on both the 1950s live action movie…

…himself, Jon Heder) and formulate a plan. Their attempts to “kill” the house are complicated when they learn the house’s true nature… In a year where many have complained that…