…team. I also noticed that brother Gordon was pouty about his lack of participation as well, but there is little follow-up on this until he has a chance to help…

…Winterbolt awakens, and it is his return that provides the conflict in our story. It is a splendid fantasy premise, and makes for a great start for this tale. Winterbolt…

…Takamoto and Jerry Eisenberg, voice artist Janet Waldo, and current cartoon creators like Paul Dini to dissect the show. It’s a grand little tribute to the show, even if it’s…

…arrest Yogi’s little buddy for being the domestic terrorist known as…. wait for it… the Unabooboo. The story is plenty funny, despite sadly exposing Yogi’s shame of illiteracy. We also…

…books. His little pal Spinner always accompanied him, as well as a dachshund named Paddlefoot. Frequently, their adventure would begin as Clutch was summoned by an old friend, or he…

…“rhymes with witch”. Spanky marks his territory by peeing all over everything. Bad Spanky! The episode ends with a tantalizing preview for the rest of the season. Clara’s Dirty Little…

…a variety of adversaries. The Sweatbox Review: Walt Disney Comics Digest Number 44. That is where it all started for me. This beautiful little 50-cent digest was published in 1973….

…order (just a little different than the production order). Disc One: The origin of this new Batman took up what became the first two episodes, in a story entitled Rebirth…

…little to do with the show overall, having written only two stories, so he has little to offer and instead mainly discusses his own career. The rest of the bonuses…

…the animation (yes, I’m going to use the word) is pretty engaging at times. Doing it in straight CGI would have worked at least as well (and probably a little…

…is just an extra-long episode that probably ranks a little below the middle in terms of my favorites, coming out ahead of stinkers such as when Cyborg entered a videogame…

…It’s a fun idea, skipping the first part altogether to get right to the action-packed finale, but it all made little sense doing it this way. Actually, I think it…

…grate on me but also left little impression when it was done. They head towards the Sea Of Mystery, which legend has it is fraught with monsters and mayhem. Bluto…

…with undersea life. Aquaman’s girlfriend Mera frequently appears, and viewers get glimpses of the underwater city of Atlantis, but otherwise there is little to distinguish the stories aside from the…

…everyone hated The Batman when it debuted in 2004. Little kids, for example, who had never seen an episode of 1992’s Batman: The Animated Series, remained blissfully ignorant of just…

…palatable, since The Archie Comedy Hour mixed in Archie and Sabrina stories; but devoting an entire half-hour to a steady bombardment of corny jokes and fluffy songs is a little…

…line between being a good episode and a very bad idea, but I think they pulled it off. An unimpressed Raven is instructed by Robin to escort three little kids…

…another Swee’Pea cartoon, with Popeye’s duelling natures telling him whether or not he should feel guilty for spanking his little boy. Shakespearean Spinach brings on another Bluto fight, as he…

…Although I enjoyed this one, the addition of magic into a Peanuts story seems a little out of place. Still, the ending gets it right, with Charlie once again failing…

…sound is adequate if not inspiring, though it’s always a pleasure to hear the music of Vince Guaraldi. Guaraldi provided another vocal performance for this special, the song Little Birdie….

…It’s a little odd to be writing this review at the tail end of reviewing several Peanuts specials. The Christmas one was the very first, back in 1965. It was…

…and earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture. Aladdin was also produced by the same team that had turned The Little Mermaid into such a successful project for Disney,…