…the little lad and Token, and commenting on the Michael Richards’ incident. Next, Cartman Sucks puts Butters into a compromising position when one of Cartman’s insidious plots backfires, ending up…

…the disc holds an amazing archive of Clampett’s non-Warner Bros. work. He may be best known for his classic Porky Pig and Daffy Duck cartoons, but Clampett had a marvelous…

…Sweatbox Review: The CGI revolution is in full swing in the U.S., but it is not only an American phenomenon. While Japan continues to embrace traditionally drawn animation, Europe has…

…experience playing in the DC Comics animated universe, and many of them were themselves “comic book geeks” with a vested interest in mining the depths of the DC Comics legacy….

…also come to prominence in the film, though my impression is that these were toned down somewhat in the movie compared to the book. A big twist at the end…

…Orpheus, as well as his Goth daughter Triana. Orpheus, who rents a place at the compound, has faced the worst hell has to offer; but he nonetheless deals with even…

…basically the same costume he used in B:TAS, which itself was based on the comics of the time. (Ironically, only relatively recently the comics have started having their Robin character…

…actually mean something; but with his adolescent mind, the best he can come up with is stuff like “pail of water” and “ice sled.” I always figured the Super Friends…

…the strip this was emulating), and the transfer leaves much to be desired (see video comments below). A comedic highlight is Peppermint Patty’s misguided attempt to help ol’ “Chuck” meet…

…catching the spectacular adventures of The Incredibles, the sheer aggressiveness of the mass-market friendly and very commercially-minded animated comedy Shark Tale, DreamWorks Animation’s ninth feature (or only their fourth, if…

…McDuck – a comics phenomenon – and put him on the screen long before DuckTales came along. But…all those things had one common element: quality. Be it a big screen…

…Mickey Mouse’s House Of Mouse – the cartoon nightclub where the stars of Disney’s many animated worlds come together to watch classic and new shorts – is under attack from…

…certainly comes awfully close to totally fulfilling them. That it all comes together so well is easily definable as the work of co-directors John Stevenson and Mark Osborne, who seem…

…daring fight held deep in the cogs of the Big Ben clock. This was the first time computer animation had been combined with full-quality drawn character animation, and much was…

…Frankenstein Jr. And The Impossibles and did not end until 11:30. For many Hanna-Barbera fans, it may represent the best Saturday morning of all time. Hanna-Barbera was even in stiff…

…couple of new shows coming to the Disney Channel and Disney-XD respectively: animated comedy Fish Hooks and the sci-fi actioner Tron: Uprising. The main menu itself hold a few surprises…

…pastiche. Coming from different animation vendors helps each item to come up fresh each time, and its in these ever-changing visuals that Mad keeps us entertained. With each skit lasting…