…for a fun and informative bonus for comic fans. I enjoyed the comments on the controversies too, like the decision to make Nick Fury black, and a notorious comment from…

…lot of traditionally animated films coming out right now to compare this to, but still…). The personality animation is aided greatly by a very strong voice cast, led by Patrick…

…to get a hold of Dick Tracy!! Is This Thing Loaded? Sadly, no extras are included. A little context about when the show was produced, or some commentary from comic…

…one’s own comic-reading experience— whether that happened to be the contemporary comics, or something from 1977. So, coming up with something fresh seems like the best way to go. Greg…

…the concept for Defenders Of The Earth. Truthfully, I found the whole thing hard to believe. Though team-ups had been common in comic books for some time, a permanent teaming…

…for “children”) was one of the greatest merchandizing endeavors in the history of comic strips. The 1930s Golden Age of newspaper comics had seen phenomenal popularity of strips like Dick…

…but I have to judge the movie on its own. Is This Thing Loaded? The first disc features an in-depth audio commentary from Director Dave Filoni, Producer Catherine Winder, Writer…

…in Snow White! The Mickey And The Beanstalk sequence was originally intended as a full feature that Walt had envisioned as Mickey’s comeback since the completion of Fantasia. Mickey had…

…the original way of creating animation, which finally came thanks to computer-assisted production where the artists’ refined drawings could be transferred and painted in the computer, allowing the best of…

…fellow comedy relief, Cri-Kee is given much less to do, and almost comes off as an afterthought (indeed, he seemingly disappears for sequences at a time, only to appear again…

…men who had placed them in the city on grounds of security panic. Turner Broadcasting and marketing company Interference also came under fire as the companies that instigated the campaign,…

…truly intended, for probable commercial and audience recognition reasons. Seemingly made by a consortium of computer animation companies, mainly in South Korea, The Reef boasts but one name in its…

…“No-n-n-n-no-nn-no-no-nn-no, no” again it will be too soon. This is something that is supposed to make him “human”, and probably an on-set improvisation, but it’s not endearing when it’s over…

…Animated View! As commented on above, and continuing their pleasurable habit of reissuing an unofficial series of “Deluxe Edition” titles, Warners’ new Horton Hears A Who! comes to disc again…

…one or two of these series. While complete series sets for largely second-tier shows such as these might have been commercially unsuccessful, a compilation like this is an ideal way…

…narrative for long. Having vanquished a corrupt commandante and a conspiratorial plot to rule California in Season One, Zorro begins his second season with a trip to Monterey, which was…

…Scruffy, Ruby-Spears’ bread and butter work, like their old employers consisted of the usual action, comedy and comic book characters, as reflected in their popular shows The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure…

…Series on DVD last fall), as well as several direct-to-video features and spin-off series such as Batman Beyond, and generally laying the foundation for the complete DC Comics Animated Universe…

…action/adventure to slapstick comedy. More specifically, the cartoons can be grouped into four groups: action/adventure (Goldie Gold and Action Jack, Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos, and Mister T), comedy (Completely Mental…

…of a mystery since it is nearly impossible to decipher. Most of the movie is one giant chase scene, which is where a lot of humor is supposed to come…

…fairly simply as a combination of talking heads, comic graphics given life via dimensionally expanded motion-comic styled movement and clips from the various TV and film incarnations of DC’s books,…

…makes a proposal to the town council that he be allowed to construct a giant clock that will play a song designed to convince Santa to come back on Christmas…

…easier to identify episodes; but these episodes don’t have title cards, and no extra effort was given for more elaborate menus. Case Study: The two DVD-R discs come in a…

…Just be warned that the plotlines generally follow “comic book logic,” particularly that especially sketchy kind used in the Silver Age of comics from decades ago, but if you go…