…and all inside of a slipcase. Incredibly, they actually have different artwork on the back cover of the slipcase compared to the back cover of the keepcase. The keepcases’s back…

…character. And there’s still more music! Promotional Record of 4 “Pop” Versions Of The Songs presents the recordings initially featured in a 7” record used to promote the film. The…

…transparent plastic slipcase. The effect of the slipcase art over the cardboard digipack simulates the look of an animation cel, and looks pretty slick. The red and orange-themed digipack is…

…brilliance of these shows was in their use of advanced special effects and stunning miniatures, not to mention the spectacular music of Barry Gray. The driving force behind all of…

…of the latter seasons. The change in story direction was mirrored by the look of the show as well. Backgrounds in the initial season were often simple. The sky was…

…back of the DVD box. Inside The Two Worlds (4:03) is succinct but does a good job of letting the directors discuss how they envisioned the two worlds presented in…

…most popular of the whole Marvel stable. The most popular of these is Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch’s Ultimates, featuring a group of heroes modeled on the Avengers from the…

…but dumps it all in favor of reverting to the status quo by the end of the movie. Similar “resets” are made during the story in other ways. The apparently…

…characters on the show never appeared in the comics.) While the first episode offered intros for an assortment of dysfunctional heroes and a group of mumbling adversaries, the second episode,…

…story of how the unicorns were driven off by a Red Bull that pushed them to the ends of the Earth, never to be seen again. Having heard this, the…

…of thirteen episodes, the producers of Batman Beyond had the opportunity to explore more of the original Batman’s past should they choose, but as this collection shows, they kept the…

…Of Isis. And thus was born the combined series The Shazam!/Isis Hour. Based on the success of Shazam!, the idea was obviously to create a new character that the female…

…up the slack again. On The Case Of The Dreadful Dolls, we get a discussion of the “minority heroes”, and on The Royal Ruse there are comments made about the…

…their own episodes from the fourth season of this hit show. The longer arc this season concerns the coming of Trigon, Raven’s father, who was first glimpsed in the first…

…buyers of this set will need to keep in mind the uneven quality of the video and audio, and the simplicity of the animation; but the stories themselves are fun…

…the rest of the World’s Greatest Superheroes. Disc One The Batman/Superman Story, Part 1 gets the whole guest-star thing off to a booming start, with the introduction of the Man…

…Titans make themselves a powerful new enemy when they go against the Brotherhood Of Evil, but they also make a bunch of new friends. The Sweatbox Review: With four seasons…

…the end of the movie, we were convinced that it was one of the best sci-fi action flicks of all time (we were also convinced the roof of the movie…

…prominently on several of these shorts including The Pied Piper, The Goddess of Spring, The Night Before Christmas, predating his Academy Award-winning music in Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs…

…and the rest of the Mystery, Inc. gang travel to Japan for their latest adventure. There, they explore the delicate relationship between modern Japanese culture and ancient Japan. The Sweatbox…