…a way of linking the stories together into a somewhat cohesive narrative. The linking device they decided on was only partially successful, but it was enough. The moviemakers created the…

…banking satellite signals. The Kingpin is the big villain here, sporting the complexion and voice of The Kingpin from the Daredevil movie, but with the bulk of the comics version….

…Are Go (1:33:06) The main titles include one for “TV Century 21 Cinema Productions” and the familiar Thunderbirds theme. The first scene features the assembly of a modular spacecraft, the…

…is little surprise that Torumekian troops arrive the next day to investigate the crash, but the people of the Valley are surprised to find themselves under attack. There are high…

…other over the head with clubs) and their Boulder Mobile; the Gruesome Twosome and the Creepy Coupe (with a dragon along for the ride); the Red Max and his propeller-driven…

…a thing. Scratch Tracks: The “cliffhanger” feel of the show is greatly enhanced by the “player piano” music, not to mention the dynamic narration by the talented Gary Owens. Janet…

…open with a written warning that these cartoons are NOT for kids. Pay attention! They’re not kidding! In addition, the episodes on the DVD are uncensored, restoring all the cursing…

…US television markets on the basis of the Disney name and the show’s concept. They took two years then to prepare the initial 65 episodes, ensuring that the show had…

…the time was how CGI films would dominate the nominees, as cel-animated filmmaking fell by the wayside. For release year 2005, however, there were no CGI films among the three…

…or more versions of each in the comics over the years. They settled for the modern-day Flash (Wally West), and a nearly forgotten Green Lantern, the dark-complexioned John Stewart— the…

…teenaged superheroes juggle videogames, personal disputes, and saving the world. The Sweatbox Review: They fight for truth, justice, and the last piece of pizza…! They’re the Teen Titans, stars of…

…characters and the zest that the stories contain. It may not be great television, but it is great fun. Plus, with the extras available on the set, and the wealth…

…the disturbance. Home Insecurity has a great set-up, with the minions of Baron Underbheit encountering the henchmen of The Monarch as they all try to break into the Venture compound…

…a high note, the creators thought they had gone out with a bang. When they unexpectedly got picked up for another season, they revamped the show, expanded the League’s roster,…

…of thirteen episodes, the producers of Batman Beyond had the opportunity to explore more of the original Batman’s past should they choose, but as this collection shows, they kept the…

…of the heroes this time out, with the interiors carrying their respective model sheets. The outer slipcase, in the tradition of the He-Man sets, switches to having the villains take…

…after years of lamenting the fact that these gloriously great golden age cartoons were not available on home video. Due to legalities involving the rights to these cartoons, they have…

…of The Great Gonzo. The show got plotlines to a greater extent in Season Two than what was seen previously, and the increased interaction with the guest stars meant the…

…else that I did not care for. It’s ironic then that the weakest part of the comic book story is the strongest part of the movie version. The movie opens…

…the other episodes. I know my child enjoys the goofy Titans stories a great deal, and that’s fine. I prefer the harder-edged stories that they tend to utilize in their…

…sympathetic Catwoman in the two-parter The Cat And The Claw, and the return of Adam West to the franchise in the terrific Beware Of The Grey Ghost. West voiced The…

…More Kings, The Shot Heard ‘Round the World, Fireworks, Mother Necessity, and The Great American Melting Pot. Three of the shorts deal with the American Revolution and the American Declaration…

…features great stories with clever villains. I love the running gags and the clever puns used on the show. The characters are funny and consistent throughout the episodes and the…

…what they come up with and how they make it work, but for the time being, the original is more than adequate. Even in these uncertain times, The Incredible Mr…

…the Jones-directed The Grinch. Much of the animation is completed, although some music and dialog is missing. The clip condenses the first half of the story down adequately for the…