…principles to viewers in the course of a story. As the show came out before stronger network self-censorship, Jonny Quest was notable for its level of violence. Villains often die,…

…really any villains here, simply a number of people trying to do the right thing, with one young girl showing a clarity of perception lost on the others. It may…

…the lead characters were undoubtedly the villains, so the characters had to have a certain amount of appeal in order to keep viewers interested. In the re-titled Dastardly & Muttley…

…being able to read, but even then I knew there was gold in those pages. There were four stories featuring the Disney ducks, meaning Donald and his three nephews— Huey,…

…then how can you possibly omit the original voices for the villains? Powers Boothe is so radically different in his styling from Clancy Brown that I got very disoriented watching…

…Tick Vs. The Idea Men introduces our nigh invulnerable, super-strong hero. While attending a superhero convention, The Tick wins protectorship of The City, an event that will come to haunt…

…joined by a beautiful woman and an esteemed scientist as they journey to the planet Mongo, which is threatening the existence of life on our own world. They find that…

…the villains from that version of the Titans appear in the cartoon too. Unfortunately, the whole concept of the cartoon stories is radically different from the source material. Rather than…

…express purpose of running the episodes Monday to Friday for a whole year, allowing for each episode to be shown four times annually. The crazy pre-production schedule at Marvel Films…

…Valerie, the real brains behind the team and the first African American main character to appear on a Saturday morning cartoon (beating The Harlem Globetrotters only by one half-hour time…

…Friends gain a new name and a new member in the bionic teen called Cyborg. Darkseid continues to plot galactic domination, and numerous other classic villains show up to challenge…

…our heroes, and as a viewer my interest was finally aroused. In The End – Part Two, Raven appears to be lost, and the Titans face their darkest hour. Robin…

…One thing you could accuse this show of, however, is of being soft on crime. The villains are generally of the sympathetic sort, and they frequently get off without any…

…ruler of mankind. Other villains in the story simply use robots as pawns in their schemes. Fortunately, it is Dr. O’Shay who has the greatest influence on Astro, leading the…

…the first disc also has the twelve quarter-hour segments done for the following season. This makes for a total of seventeen Lone Ranger tales, and over four hours of runtime…

…for sport. They would be recurring villains throughout the show’s run. In Temptation, Brooklyn explores the city’s evil side and is convinced by Demona that the gargoyles have no choice…

…the city of Nottingham where Prince John is passing by on a tour of the countryside. Robin Hood, in turn, hides out in Sherwood Forest with his best friend Little…

…in our modern age. My favorite parts include the sequences where Scooby-Doo and Shaggy learn how to become samurai. I do not think I am spoiling anyone’s expectations by saying…