…the audio on this release is fine. There is no noticeable hiss, and no significant distortion. Final Cut: This is a prized addition to my collection of comic strip adaptations,…

…get a collection of assumedly non-remastered, soft, spotty transfers. I would say these are about on par with what Disney is doing with their Disney Afternoon shows on DVD, maybe…

…also watch these with an Optional Commentary Track, featuring the same guys as before. More From Ink And Paint brings you to a collection of twenty TV show openings and…

…Animation For The Nation (10.00) discusses the times in which the show was made, and how the issues of the day were reflected in it. A diverse collection of commentators…

…materials, cast & crew, spaceships, and a style guide apparently for a never-produced animated spin-off. More From Ink & Paint gives the same collection of show openings and movie trailers…

…entry in the “DC Comics Classic Collection” stays consistent with other recent releases. A thin digipack unveils overlapping discs (the second one being two-sided), and this all comes in a…

…Of Isis comic book. Naturally, there is also the usual collection of Ink & Paint Trailers/Show Openings. DVD ROM: BCI once again provides consumers with ALL 22 scripts for the…

…shows that count the most, though, and the episodes seen on this set make it an essential part of any TV-on-DVD collection. Animated Classic or Back To The Drawing Board?…

…version to bring supervillains to the show in a big way. Many of the same people appear in The Super Powers Collection: The Effect Of The Toy Industry On The…

…the show; but again I found myself laughing more than I was wincing, so give ‘em credit. This third and final DVD collection sees the series come to a close,…

…began life as a character in a Victorian-era novel. There are also trailers for Warner Bros. Academy Award Animation Collection, Space Ghost/Birdman/Droopy, Challenge Of The Superfriends, and the game Flat…

…Brown specials had worse animation. What matters with these TV shows is heart, and it is appropriate that this Valentine collection has plenty of it. True, the Charlie Brown specials…

…The Atom have recently had hardcover reprint collection put out by Dark Horse Comics. However, the longest-lasting original character at Gold Key was actually Turok, Son Of Stone, who began…

…provided the lead singing voice for the “fake” band. His enthusiasm for his anonymous gig is genuine, as he shows off part of his large collection of Archie memorabilia. He…

…after being returned to Japan. By scouring the world and delving into the collections of private collectors, all of the English episodes have been found for inclusion on these DVD…

…a nice price point, this is a great deal whether you’re looking to sell your old sets or to complete your collection. Animated Classic or Back To The Drawing Board?…

…toys for their favorite characters. I can still remember spending hours playing with my neighbor who owned the entire He-Man toy collection, complete with Castle Greyskull. For hours, our imaginations…

…DreamWorks DVD releases. Taking the lead from Universal’s “Signature Collection” line, DreamWorks created the “Signature Selection” – basically marketing-talk for a special edition. That The Prince Of Egypt was also…

…Platinum Editions that Disney is really coming out trumps! The original series of Gold Collection titles have given way recently to straightforward Collectors’ and Special Editions, but with the Platinums,…

…things that you just can’t do without parents…cue Jimmy Neutron! He builds a bizarre collection of intergalactic spaceships using the rides from a local theme park, and the kids are…

…in this case a couple of the names give away a joke or two (for instance, Pushing The Fart Button leaves nothing to the imagination). A decent collection though, for…

…Pooh, Disney Treasures, the Gold Collection and an annoyingly pushy TV promo for the Toon Disney channel. The menus are great, recreating Dumbo’s circus world in 3D. As for the…

…a collection would end up examining the very beginnings and foundations of the company that Walt built, and seeing it through to a major release from today’s staff. Frank And…

…has Diane Disney Miller again narrating, this time a five-minute collection of footage shot by the Disney family, much of it by Walt himself. Spliced into individual selections are shots…