…the opening to Harvey Birdman has been playfully re-created with the wonder of film photography and live actors. Harvey Birdman, Attorney At Law Movie Trailer (1:28) takes things a step…

…It didn’t matter that it was printed on crummy newsprint, or that the pages had been recomposed from their original comic book printings. I was still three years away from…

…to the lighter stories that appealed to youngsters in much of its premiere year. The answer, of course, is that the show followed the path that had been set, offering…

…been adapted many times for television and film, including humorous takes by Mr. Magoo, Mickey Mouse, the Muppets and even Rich Little. I have seen the story told so many…

…or struggled with their adaptations to television or movies. I actually remember watching the 1979 Mandrake TV movie, while that same year’s Flash Gordon was one of my all-time favorite…

…for fighting supernatural forces turns out to be a… well, a screw-on head. The Sweatbox Review: Mike Mignola is appreciated by comic and movie fans for his Hellboy creation, but…

…in the near future with their offspring to fight the machinations of Flash’s old enemy Ming. Never before or since have comic strip characters been teamed up in such a…

…to sell the insanity of the show. Disc One Turner Classic Birdman – Turner Classic Movie’s Robert Osborne hosts a “lost” episode of the original Birdman, entitled Busy Day For…

…an acrimonious split with the publisher in the wake of a Josie movie in 2001. DeCarlo claimed that he should have been given royalties for the film, and although he…

…Nothing, and then tries to enter an air show competition in the episode Feminine Air, a tale which could have been inspired somewhat by O. Henry. The series goes a…

…been? Depending on how you count, it’s now in double digits, stretching back to the original 1969 Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?. After having various versions that presented Scooby with various…

…boys. All the parties agreed and the plan was set in motion. She-Ra: Princess Of Power made its debut on September 9, 1985. There had been a feature-length film released…

…primaries are held. Of course, every year there are millions of people who have never been eligible to vote that are gearing up for their first vote. Think about it….

…I still felt that it had been pasted together. The quality of the footage is similar, or at least has been altered to be similar, but I think the style…

…in basic storyboard form, but have been nicely reconstructed. The restoration sequence seems to have been lifted from the documentary on the first disc, but is fascinating all the same…

…does seem like Cruella’s also been stealing bonus features; the one extra found here is the movie’s theatrical trailer, although not the original 1961 teaser, but for the 1991 re-issue…

…judgement, I’ve been pretty lenient on the direct-to-video and now theatrical sequels that the Disney Company has been churning out, mainly from their television division. By this, I don’t mean…

…worth of deleted footage out there somewhere, which would have been great to finally see, as well as any storyboard/live-action reference footage that could have been assembled. Recently, we have…

…subject matter may have been too great a task for the director at that point in his career, though what else he might have tried does not come to mind…

…$65 Storyboard: 60 more fully uncut and restored cartoon classics from the studios of the Brothers Warner including such iconic shorts as Gorilla My Dreams, The Heckling Hare, Beep Beep,…

…the making, and it’s never been explained why Walt cut them to make a shorter film (his shortest feature, at just 42 minutes). Someday, that movie deserves its own Special…