…comic and animation work are shown, and though the chronology is sometimes off track, in the end we get a fine showcase of the man and his work. His story…

…of the 1990s and 2000s, it is clearly a step in the right direction. The storylines are certainly less goofy, and the animation mistakes become less frequent in this series,…

…amiable show with a nice diversity of plotlines, first-rate voice acting, and slick animation. It may not have much to separate itself from other good-quality TV fare, but it is…

…still directed into the shorts, and the fluidity of animation and the comic timing had never been better. These are some very slick cartoons. After this, he plunged back into…

…such an ordinary manner (though with stylish animation) that it fails to elevate itself above what one would expect. It did gain points for using B:TAS’s “Batman,” Kevin Conroy, as…

…I do like masked men and swashbucklers, particularly when they dole out justice with such style. Really, you just can’t beat the classics, even when done in limited animation. Compared…

…Camel. Somehow, the animation makes it all work, with Snoopy’s doghouse being shot down in enemy territory, and making his way across the French countryside. Y’know, that makes no sense,…

…Be”, and the visuals use animation of drawings done in a child’s drawing style. The only drawback is that it does leave the real characters from the story behind, and…

…where they seek the different swords are great action sequences and provide beautiful animation. I was only a little disappointed that there were supernatural aspects in this story as I…

…special, also featuring Bergen and his puppet friends Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd. For Disney, who was a friend of Bergen’s, this presented a cheap way of keeping animation costs…

…even stayed within the lines! Scratch Tracks: Dolby Digital Surround Sound definitely offers quality. The music was well-placed and fit the animation very well. I believe the music and soundtrack…