…seemingly giving humanity a reason to fear robots. Atlas, like all great villains, does have an understandable motivation: he wants revenge against humanity for their treatment of robots. He also…

…The Batman eventually accept a partner, in the form of the persistent Batgirl. Season Four finally added Robin The Boy Wonder, who not only was Batman’s partner but also effectively…

…Titans make themselves a powerful new enemy when they go against the Brotherhood Of Evil, but they also make a bunch of new friends. The Sweatbox Review: With four seasons…

…toys for their favorite characters. I can still remember spending hours playing with my neighbor who owned the entire He-Man toy collection, complete with Castle Greyskull. For hours, our imaginations…

…in the series. It also talks about the other Jedi that will be included in the series. Villains (3:57) discusses the villains found in the movie and the addition of…

…in the film (within the first half hour, almost), leaving us with a good hour of “new” material which really felt refreshing in this day and age of previews that…

…indeed, screen time… The Sweatbox Review: It’s hard to come up with something truly positive to say about Shrek The Third that’s going to make you jump up from your…

…wanted more of the same, and The Superman/Aquaman Adventure Hour teamed two of their bigger titles (when there’s trouble under the sea, the Atlantian crime fighter Aquaman took action), also…

…close to his roots without all the heavy and foreboding “dark” aspects that seems to be the attitude de jour of our comic personalities, or the melancholy crassness of the…

…Discounting the featurette Winnie The Pooh And The Honey Tree and the animated sequence from Mary Poppins, it was a full four and a half years between the release of…

…over the next two decades, along with their rivals Hanna-Barbera, created multiple variations of super-heroics, including The Superman/Aquaman Hour Of Adventure, The New Adventures Of Batman, The Batman/Superman Hour, Super…

…to the property. Following the success of Davy Crockett on his hour-long weekly anthology family show, Disney saw the chance to use Zorro in the creation of a second half-hour…

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…Carter television show). I wasn’t immune to the charms of DC Comics’ rival Marvel either: The Incredible Hulk (again concurrently with the TV series), Fantastic Four, a brief spell of…