…its most heated, costumed vigilantes have been outlawed, and a former vigilante, named Comedian, has been found murdered outside his apartment. In this world, another costumed vigilante named Rorschach investigates…

…a movie tie-in to an extent, the producers of the show generally follow the premise of the movie version of the character, or approximately the 1970’s comic book version updated…

…credit and a good deed to perform. The second company was Hyperion Films, a California animation company headed by Disney-trained director Bill Kroyer. Hyperion had been doing advertising pieces to…

…tying in with the movie, Fox was hoping to attract younger kids to the show, as the demographics had been skewing more towards older kids until that point. The show…

…interesting comparison between what the English track might have sounded like without the work having been done to it. Subtitles have been provided in English, French and Spanish. Final Cut:…

…not added to the package is beyond me: it would have absolutely beefed up the set and backed up the film, since they would have been a more than viable…

…Irwin Kostel, a score that’s been all but ruined by the creators of the soon to open London stage show (and whatever Broadway-bound production that is sure to follow). Do…

…their latest direct-to-video follow-up, Mulan II, and while the Studio has decided on another Pooh movie to fill their annual mid-February theatrical slot, Mulan II could have been a better…

…would have thought more would have been made of this and been promoted as a consequence. As such, we’re presented with just one offering, though The Making Of Renaissance documentary…

…from the year before, Ruby-Spears’ take may as well have been called “Superman: The Christopher Reeve Movies Animated Series”, though granted that is a bit of a mouthful. However, with…

…Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera’s cat and mouse have still not been treated to the kind of DVD respect that other characters under Warners’ more watchful eye have been awarded….