…to learn the full story. Meanwhile, some of the Team travels to Superman’s Fortress of Solitude to put his things in order. Darkseid attempts to take full advantage of the…

…in the second season of The Muppet Show, and the addition of absolutely superb guests makes it probably the best season of one of the finest variety shows in television…

…Of The Capes is pretty neat, telling the story of a planet of superheroes looking for one normal guy to protect— that’d be Darkwing. Darkwing Doubloon offers a new twist,…

…least of all working. His lack of motivation is a constant source of frustration to his hard-working dad, as are his liberal views. Daughter Alice, who turns sixteen during the…

…by Ethyl to Baby) in If You Were A Tree. Disc Three The third disc finishes off the third season of the show, offering the last three episodes. We Are…

…Volume One. In BCI’s first volume of The Legend Of Prince Valiant, the famous comic strip character had completed the first season of his television show, which ended with him…

…year. Of course, I speak of The Amazing Screw-On Head. Like many successful creative people, Mignola chooses to tell stories that interest him, stories that include all sorts of things…

…to the role of the girl who is the same age as the boys, and yet just a little ahead of them. Staging of the action is quite good as…

…an end to a proposed series of films. In truth, this version of the story is pretty tight, and retains the feel of the original, and while the animation cannot…

…features of the time (which also inspired the feel of Raiders Of The Lost Ark and Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow), and decided to make their film, Star…

…brings a whole new level of “cool” to the show, depicting the Jack Kirby version of the fall of Camelot and the re-introduction of the Demon (last seen in the…

…Succinct and without losing any interest, this is a good piece that explores an often overlooked angle of the moviemaking process on these types of films. The Origins Of Beowulf…

…emphasis on Looney Tunes and Hanna-Barbera subjects, we explore the golden age of Saturday morning cartoons. The Sweatbox Review: The first volume of this series was one of my favorite…

…slow road to killing it off at the same time. The “toon boom” of the 1990s led to a variety of companies stepping into the field, not least Disney’s own…

…had almost never been out of performed media since his radio debut after the launch of the comics in the 1930s and certainly never off screen where he jumped from…

…of the Renée Zellweger-starring Miss Potter, an account of the creation of Peter Rabbit, Benjamin Bunny, Jemima Puddleduck and many more that also features touches of effective animation. It’s a…