…promoting the making of animated cartoons. The guys creating the thunder for Dumbo, Casey Junior’s sound-effect whistle, the explanation of the Multiplane Camera – these are just some of the…

…did in the original series. The design of the first season of the show skews closer to some anime than the 1960s Hanna-Barbera aesthetic. The realistic character designs obviously challenged…

…with The Flintstones and the prehistoric age. They also talk about the strange things they invented to put on the show, and how many of them exist today. There is…

…of the English language version of the show, as well as detailing later evolutions of the characters. I was actually impressed by all the information here, as well as Mr….

…parts scattered all over the globe. In the last three episodes of the miniseries, “The Palace of Doom” , “The Roof of the World” , and “Amusement Park of Terror”…

…the back of the original sleeve. Prising the cardboard cover off the back, the real reason for shoving this back in stores becomes clear: front and center of the new…

…deserved their reputations. With Disney’s DVD release of Nausicaa Of The Valley Of The Wind, I was able to tick another film off of my list. I think it’s safe…

…military. The two of them join three other pigeons, and together the five of them form Squad F, the last hope of a desperate nation. So begins perhaps the weakest…

…out in Warner’s “Super Week” of DVD releases timed to coincide with the theatrical release of Superman Returns. Most fans of the DC Comics’ icon would have already known if…

…characters on the show never appeared in the comics.) While the first episode offered intros for an assortment of dysfunctional heroes and a group of mumbling adversaries, the second episode,…

…course, there is the infamous group of evildoers that populate the show. While the bad guys typically died at the end of each story in the comic strip, they were…

…On the first disc, he discusses the cast changes in the second season of The Mickey Mouse Club and the use of serials on the show in general before going…

…than the movie. The Weight Of The Line: Animation Tales (20:44) tells of the post-filming animation work. With only a handful of people working on the animation process having actual…

…has only a couple of items, but they satisfy. A Storyboard Comparison (2:14) shows a scene with the storyboard at the top of the screen, while the bottom of the…

…both the strengths and weaknesses of the show. The animation and design of the movie are very appealing, there is the odd laugh to be had, and the action is…

…with Star Trek: The Next Generation. They also comment on the use of metaphors on the show, the importance of both plot and character on The Legend Of Prince Valiant,…

…of the heroes this time out, with the interiors carrying their respective model sheets. The outer slipcase, in the tradition of the He-Man sets, switches to having the villains take…

…from the previous DVD of The Many Adventures Of Winnie The Pooh (the 25th Anniversary edition from 2002), with the only significant addition being the episode of the new Pooh…