…one marks the return of the playful baby seal that cropped up throughout the Mickey and Pluto cartoons, so you can imagine the kind of japes the pair get themselves…

…much guess what happens in: The Force Phantom/Mermen Of Emor; The Prehistoric Pterodactyls/Merlin’s Magic Marbles (highlights for their simply loopy plots!); The Threat Of The Thrutans/The Wicked Warlock; The Chimp…

…Of Disaster” pictures, as well as a number of TV shows (Time Tunnel, Lost In Space, Land Of The Giants) and earlier films, like Voyage To The Bottom Of The…

…of), Bird states his reasons for chopping or changing these moments clearly and intelligently, and often his remarks give insight into the rest of the film in lieu of a…

…controlled, meaning that many of these cartoons are built around songs and sequences from the WB musicals of the 1930s, and some of these shorts even predate the introduction of…

…along, I couldn’t tell you where the joins are, such is the good work handled between the effects artists and the real life ability of the leading hound. Of the…

…South Park and the aforementioned Family Guy is easy to spot here, while the absurdities of Ben Edlund’s The Tick and ideas in The Venture Brothers and Brad Bird’s The…

…Savage Land, Storm is hypnotized and her powers of destruction are unleashed upon the land, waking up the ancient entity called Gorakk in the process. Gorakk feeds off of her…

…syndication back in the 1960s. The final page of the booklet shows off the covers of the six comic books from the DVD-ROM section. Ink And Paint: To call these…

…and the jack-in-the-box. The animation of “Carnival of the Animals, Finale” was the idea of Joe Grant, who had worked on the original Fantasia. He had the idea of the…

…Brown and his friends star in two holiday specials, and four lesser-known entries from the first half of the 1970s. The Sweatbox Review: Warner continues to spill out the Peanuts…