…a sympathetic villain and a lovely ironic ending. Like Black Out, it involves a clash between Wayne and Powers, and an adversary for Batman that is sponsored by Powers. Dead…

…to just before John Byrne and Marv Wolfman reinvented him in 1986, and the various animated series like Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends, The Fantastic Four and little odds and…

…Chipettes are there too, and Alvin and Brittany get into a competition typical of their rivalry. They are playing a video game called Around the World in 30 Days, a…

…and squealing like an idiot…. aaaand then he asks his aide Mercy to make popcorn. Uh-huh. Aaaaand when Superman blows his arctic breath at Brainiac to render him helpless, Lex…

…combined with dynamic action and surprising sensuality to create a cartoon unlike anything on television at the time. Naturally, its quality and distinctiveness led to low ratings; and the serialized…

…other backgrounds that are available, all with characters and scenes from the feature. The backgrounds are good, and the theme pack is not that bad, although it does not include…

…monster zit, and more. She is afraid and ashamed of her new appearance, and hides it until being revealed during a battle with Plasmus. Star leaves the Earth and heads…

…the first scene from Marvel and Liongate’s next animated movie. A Trailer Gallery brings back Happily N’ever After and adds trailers for the Ultimate Alliance video game and The Last…

…course and rediscover the rest of her kind. This is a wonderful story, and I had no true issues with the script. After all, it was adapted from the novel…

…superheroes that includes a young Asian Green Lantern, the offspring of Hawkgirl (Warhawk) and Aquaman (Aquagirl), an Atom-inspired hero called Micron, and Barda of the New Gods. Terry is needed…

…and animators, everyone— every man, woman, corpse, and skeleton— has been created with a great sense of fun. Also, the tone of the film is actually sweet and sometimes electric,…

…acceptance, they also added DuckTales’ Launchpad McQuack as Darkwing’s sidekick, in addition to the requisite child character for the audience to identify with, Darkwing’s adopted daughter Gosalyn. As for Darkwing…

…& Robin, and Wonder Woman in the spotlight. The Wonder twins, Zan and Jayna, still appear a few times, as do the “ethnic heroes”— El Dorado, Samurai, Black Vulcan, and…

…the last bastion of animated features in North America. With hand-drawn theatrical animated films mostly abandoned in recent years, and Disney still working towards starting to release traditionally-done features again,…

…story that was not even featured on the cover! After all, at that time in DC continuity, the JSA and JLA inhabited different alternate Earths; and nowadays, the JLA is…

…and as such the animation quality was lacking. And, without the sophisticated scripts that Ward’s moose and squirrel had enjoyed, Hoppity remains a somewhat forgotten cartoon. At the same time,…

…of previous DC Comics animated shows, Lex Luthor and Lois Lane are voiced by previous cast members of Superman: The Animated Series (Clancy Brown and Dana Delaney); and Superman is…

…they assembled. The scripting is credited to directors Bill and Joe themselves, who also produced with Alex Lovy and wrote with Looney Tunes’ Warren Foster (who, it’s said, brought another…

…had a great idea. Juxtaposition of animals and adventure has long been a staple of animated movies and shorts, so a movie about carrier pigeons during WWII is a natural….