…both names that should be familiar to TV sitcom buffs, did Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm. Mickey Stevens replaced Sally Struthers in the Flintstones Comedy Hour episodes. Final Cut: The Pebbles And…

…the non-toxic safe aspect is referred to more than once, there are still a lot of messy components needed for these and the results might not be just the thing…

…compilation features and television programs galore based around old cartoon output combined with new animation. He took Scrooge McDuck – a comics phenomenon – and put him on the screen…

…though, as his drive to win puts his friends in jeopardy. Comic fans will enjoy seeing Aqualad, Speedy, Wildebeest, Gizmo, and Hotspot all guest star. Betrayal: The Terra storyline comes…

…of comics’ best-loved teams, not to mention their adversaries the Fatal Five. Ancient History (or, Oh, right— we have to finish off the Hawkman thing.) – Comics writer Geoff Johns…

…with the Hanna-Barbera studio’s complete history will understand that they were often trailblazers, coming up with television’s first original half-hour cartoon show, and its first primetime animated series. Although much…

…script by comedian/actor Paul Reiser and Jim Hardison. The story chosen was the classic tale of Popeye searching for his long-lost father, Pappy. While this seems like a safe choice,…

…comic book covers. Contributors to the discussion include the producers and writers of the film, plus Valiant Comics’ Bob Layton and comic book and animation historian Mark Evanier, as well…

…song. With very simple and non-existent backgrounds, the animation combines with the music very effectively. Written by Schoolhouse Rock regular, Lynn Ahrens, the song is very catchy. It features three…

…gang, and none of the sleeves lived up to the dark and decidedly non-traditional PG-rated film inside. With the demise of LaserDisc, and still no release on that format, the…

…success of Space Jam and decided on a mix of animation and live-action, with comedic overtones, for Osmosis Jones (both films also co-star Bill Murray, coincidentally). Unlike many combination movies…

…no-no in my book – not impressed. Ink And Paint: Compared to the recalled, second-release LaserDisc, which I managed to blag a copy of last-minute, I could see no real…

…animation to become computer-animated comedies and signalled the dismal end to big time, studio produced, traditional hand drawn fare. Whatever the naysayers proclaimed, Shrek was a massive hit. Cue sequel….

…late 1960s and 1970s when they ruled the airwaves along with their primary competitor Hanna-Barbera. Famous for their cartoon adaptations of major comic strip characters and superheroes, a move into…