…in the future. Is This Thing Loaded? The surprisingly satisfying suite of extras compiled for the recent reissue of another of the Studio’s live-action/animation combinations, Pete’s Dragon, led me to…

…Bosko Video and Image have likely done the best they could. At least the film prints are complete, although some end title cards seem to be from another era. The…

…UK; and the Carl Barks Disney comics sometimes had a similar combination of travel mixed with intrigue. Jonny Quest, though, had a special blend of ideas that made it unique….

…come from Japan. Those who long for complex stories that go beyond simplistic notions of good and evil should enjoy Nausicaa’s multi-leveled representation of events and characters. There are not…

…the studio in late 1942, just as it was coming under the control of the U.S. government during wartime. He wrote to a company that packaged comic books for publication,…

…a particular, quirky creator-owned book in 2002, quite a number of people paid attention; and that comic went on to win the Eisner Award for Best Humor publication the following…

…outlook make it worthy of the Barks name. Once Upon A Dime is the best example of Barks’ stories in this set, and one of the best representations in the…

…surprisingly intellectual discourse about the nature of … well, everything— but especially the pangs of childhood. The comic strip, at its best, was a work of quiet genius that juxtaposed…

…the release, and I’m also happy that Warner also supported it. Included in the special features are audio commentaries, a documentary on anime, and a making-of The Animatrix. Audio commentaries…

…and his clan come to view all of Manhattan as their new castle they have to protect. This realization comes in Reawakening when Goliath sees all of the good he…

…could have been the inspiration for the film, it’s a common mistake that the Monster Mash song is from this movie. The song was actually recorded and released earlier, in…

…would wow the Oscar Academy into handing out the first ever award for an animated Best Picture, which Beauty And The Beast had come close to with its nomination in…

…a comedy performer here in the UK, but he gives a heart-warming reading here, which surprised and impressed me. As for the new gorillas, well these comedy villains come off…

…and run around five minutes combined. Those once viewed, it’s on to the Special Features and my first stop, the Filmmaker’s Commentary. Directors Sam and Dave take a bit of…

…The old-style Ghostbuggy is also a character, with the show’s main logo coming to life on the front grill and making obnoxious comments. The five-episode arc continues in part two,…

…the delights of Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow’s digital recreations of 1930s New York, and Sin City’s elaborate realisation of a completely comic book inspired world noir, 300…

…did try and come up with scenarios that would compliment their original inspirations. None of these films will be remembered for their attention to detail, character arcs, or fantastic artwork,…

…our exclusive interviews here! Storyboard: Sergei Prokofiev’s immortal musically told story comes back to life in a stark and stunningly stop-motion rendered retelling which won the Oscar for Best Animated…

…final version included… The set is completed with a preview for the separate “best of” compilation The Cult Of Cartman: Revelations, which opens the first disc. Case Study: Another reason…

…this release have some of the best types of comic book stories. There are stories about strange, far-off places, visitors from outer-space, origin stories, time travel stories, and good-old revenge…