…show had been based quite faithfully on those early adventures. Spider-Man actually debuted in Amazing Fantasy #15, the last issue of an anthology title with nothing to lose, in 1962….

…adventures had been created to air weekly for a year. These 52 stories have recently been compiled into two 3-disc DVD sets by Brentwood Home Video (and distributed by BCI)….

…“reality” craze taking over TV land ever since Survivor became a smash hit, networks have been tripping over themselves to come up with the next big true-life series. Of course,…

…no kidding! Once you have seen Aeon Flux, it is hard to imagine Chung toiling away on a Nickelodeon kids’ show. The early Rugrats shows may have been decent programs,…

…Ah, the fun of doing DVD reviews! Most of the Ghibli films have been directed by the master, Hayao Miyazaki; but for this one he stuck to doing the screenplay…

…to borrow heavily from an anime aesthetic, particularly Akira, but without the production values of that famous Japanese movie. There was a positive, however. Somehow, the new design sense that…

…showed some of his conceptual artwork for The Legend Of Prince Valiant. I had never known that the character had been adapted into an animated series, chiefly because I did…

…first major Mickey Mouse product that had been tried using computer techniques (aside from computer games and an Oscars telecast). I would still prefer to see Mickey done traditionally, but…

…Dick Tracy has been featured on a wide variety of merchandise. It was also a natural to bring him to the screen, first as a series of theatrical movie serials,…

…was only make-believe. Once the actual story got underway the next day, it was one thrilling chapter every afternoon. Just as the old movie serials had done, each episode finished…

…possibilities. The result was a wild ride of a season that was like a valentine to all the DC Comics fans— whether in printed or animated form— who had been…

…unexpected turn, on its way to becoming one of my favorite Batman Beyond episodes. Even if it had ended after Batman: The Musical, it would have been always remembered as…

…have been okay, though.) There’s never been a show quite like this one, and I’m glad to have discovered it on DVD. Animated Classic or Back To The Drawing Board?…

…been looking forward to. I loved the show from the beginning, thanks to its blend of social commentary and absurd but heartfelt storylines, and always wondered how the last two…

…of the show. Now, keep in mind that this was well before live action superhero movies had become commonplace, so it was still a bit thrilling to a kid to…

…showcasing their fall line-ups. I even remember seeing promos on television for the series, but unfortunately it must have been on the same time as some other show I liked,…

…to finally be writing this review. When one has found the holy grail, what is there to say? How about…. “Yippee!!!!” This is the one we’ve all been waiting for,…

…Steelbeak. So, this volume of Darkwing Duck does contain some interesting plotlines, but how’s the execution? To be honest, it could have been better. The main problem is the scripting,…

…and his colleagues had to rely on personal friendships to procure many of the first season guests. The Muppets had been around for years, and had been on numerous TV…

…DVD, as well as Wall*E, Santa Clause 3, and a promo for Disney Movie Rewards. These are also available from the menus, along with Sneak Peeks for the new issue…

…how much better that earlier show had been. This new show was certainly well-animated, in fact more consistently so than B:TAS, but the storylines were simplistic and the designs of…

…movies, serials, and TV shows. His first of several animated appearances was on Filmation’s show, where he broke new ground in several ways. Zorro and the rest of the cast…

…though, but it has been included as an extra.) Sugar, Sugar was actually the number one hit of 1969, having been released on the album Everything’s Archie. Remember that this…