…Taarna who is featured in the famous movie poster and the cover of the video/laserdisc/DVD.) This sequence features some of the most intriguing and ambitious animation, aided by rotoscoping live-action…

…mishmash of still images including various designs, storyboards, and Drats poster concepts. Finally, there is a Trailer for Rock & Rule, as well as for Electric Dragon 8000V. DVD-ROM: The…

…a missed opportunity— why not make the disc case cover the original theatrical poster? The covers also display the regular schizophrenic labeling seen on these Disney releases: Is this a…

…and a very nice 100-page storybook with the story, lyrics, and additional information about the film. The cover of the slipcase is really quite cool, with the original one-sheet poster’s…

…even a short introduction. Case Study: Basic keepcase, no insert, bland art. Using a theatrical poster would have been much, much better on the cover. Ink And Paint: Paramount has…

…artists Mike McCone and Stephen Sadowski. The back of the envelope containing the episode guide and art cards even has what must have been early conceptual art— a poster-type painting…

…fact that they have been placed within the background art from Dumbo’s main titles, giving the images a real circus poster quality. The Artwork Gallery highlights several of the production…

…Cool World chapter insert this time, with what looks to be an alternate, unused poster image on the reverse. Package art remains along the same lines as previous VHS and…

…the movie kicking reasonable shell, and some proper dark theatrical posters, the cover art here goes the predictable route and touts this as a kids’ movie – hey it’s the…

…Mumble, dancing away there on the cover and looking all cute (interestingly, international buyers get an alternate theatrical poster image on the front which serves the film much better). Outside,…

…for a buck off any in their range. There’s no chapter index guide itself, but the disc art does a nice job of replicating the teaser poster artwork, which was…

…back of the tin, again gummed onto the tin, and allowing for quick, non-rip removal to be tucked away inside for safekeeping. A reprinted lithograph presents the original poster art…

…Bond crowd. Other than that it appears to be a translation of the theatrical poster art – always a plus – including the de rigor Eiffel Tower in plain view,…

…often these performers were given billing on the posters, from Leopold Stokowski being a big draw in conducting Fantasia to a number of popular radio personalities that propped up the…

…of three villains: Hades, Ursula and the Evil Queen from Snow White. You’ll find these comical, but pointless, 20 second clips by selecting the villain’s respective “poster” from the main…

…film was produced “in association with Spyglass Entertainment” and the insipid “Saving the world, one paw at a time” tagline, a variant of a now much-overused movie poster phrase. What…

…status atop an evocative poster treatment of Peter and his animal friends being stalked by the Wolf lurking hazily in the background with his dark blue eyes staring menacingly out…

…or in one grouping. Case Study: A standard keepcase houses a bright and colorful sleeve. Original poster art, as sported on my old VHS, would have been more than welcome…

…the little chicken of the story, especially as he still seems to be in high school. Then again, the posters – and the cover art here – have him dressed…

…multiple images close up and take a better look. However, the headlines are fairly amusing and the images, such as a Lethal Arrow 4 poster and the cover of Pork…

…of story sketches from untitled shorts), Mickey’s Poster Archive (a selection of 17 images), and 38 stills featuring book and Mickey Mouse Magazine covers, records and sheet music, collected as…