…concept, Underdog appeared in 1964 to fight the crazed comic villains of Capitol City, perhaps based on the success of Paul Terry’s Mighty Mouse, who had become a hit all…

…as well as some very funny supporting characters, and a big dose of high adventure. Betty Lou Gerson’s Cruella, along with Marc Davis’ tour-de-force visual interpretation, is one of Disney’s…

…out Dexter Douglas, nerd computer ace. Went surfing on the internet and was zapped to cyberspace. He turned into the Freakazoid, he’s strong and super quick. He drives the villains…

…hear his take on some of his lesser successful or intimate work, but as he refuses, let’s take our own run through Indy’s fourth screen outing. Set your DVDs or…

…four. Also, after being a main figure in season two, Magneto finally makes a comeback with episodes heavily featuring his character. Of course, the younger X-Men also get their time…

…a mid-season replacement in January, 1976. A half-hour version then pulled in better ratings, and the show was revived in 1977 as The All-New Super Friends Hour, at the unheard-of…

…it to be a gently told yet harshly true-to-life tale that juxtaposed our everyday reality with magical creatures. The mix of themes provides the film its uniqueness, and has had…

…The series had basically gone on cruise control since the addition of Scrappy-Doo when they abandoned outright villains being unmasked. That’s not to say there wasn’t any unmasking on this…

…except that he has two faces that rotate from front to back depending on his mood. Many of the villains, plus Ookla, were voiced by Henry Corden, who voiced Fred…

…villains then set off to capture the children, but they must first battle each other and the Monstroids who also decide to capture the children. Ultimately, it is Skeletor that…