…would entertain us for a few minutes until it was time to eat or play another game. Taken, from The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, these stories usually followed…

…set up further adventures. Regardless of critical apathy, the awful Shrek The Third found incomprehensible favor with audiences, meaning that further adventures are just what we’re going to get, in…

…earn an Emmy for promoting 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea in prime time!) or repackagings of cartoon shorts. Alice In Wonderland became the first of the animated features to be…

…Rated PG, Retail: $23.99 Storyboard: In 17 classic episodes from the show’s second and third seasons, X-Men: The Animated Series – Volume 2, the X-Men take part in classic adventures…

…these series was executive producer Gerry Anderson, with increasing influence from his wife Sylvia. What set Thunderbirds apart was its engaging premise and hour-long format. The series featured the adventures…

…retrospective featurette The Adventures Of Jason Of Star Command (31:04), which features interviews with producer Lou Scheimer (by now a fixture on these sets), and actors Littler and Haig. In…

…its initial series The New Adventures Of Superman, and through the 1960s and 1970s saw further success with The Archie Show, Fat Albert, Tarzan And The Super 7, and many…

…book icon engages in innocent hi-jinks with his pals in the all-American town of Riverdale. The Sweatbox Review: Filmation got its start in 1966 with The New Adventures Of Superman,…

…year 2030— as opposed to 2003 in the manga and first cartoon series. (“Toby” is certainly a better translation of the comic’s “Tobio”.) And once again, Boynton madly thinks of…

…where he worked on The New Adventures Of Winnie the Pooh and most recently in The Jungle Book 2. Probably the greatest contributor to the show was Mark Evanier who…

…the animals in Robin Hood are just fun to watch, or that his adventures are pure entertainment, but there is just something about it that makes it memorable. The story…

…the show in three different ways. We can watch with the storyboard in the main screen and the animated cartoon in the corner, the cartoon in the main screen with…

…with a particularly cartoon feel. Into the Humans Only section, and this opens up the door to a variety of behind the scenes clips and featurettes. Leading the pack is…

DisneyToon Studios/Walt Disney Home Entertainment (February 27 2001), single disc, 70 mins plus supplements, 1.66:1 anamorphic widescreen, Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS Surround, Rated G, Retail: $29.99 Storyboard: Set right…

…clever and very entertaining slice of throwback matinee excitement, and all the principals involved deserve to go on to greater things. Currently, Matt Peters is working for Cartoon Network on…

…catching the spectacular adventures of The Incredibles, the sheer aggressiveness of the mass-market friendly and very commercially-minded animated comedy Shark Tale, DreamWorks Animation’s ninth feature (or only their fourth, if…

…for TV adventures (Davy Crockett being the prime example among many) or as something of an advertising gimmick to promote the Studio’s latest productions. Of course, back in the day,…

…first star wasn’t even animated but she sure enjoyed a whole heap of adventures in a cartoon wonderland! This unique collection features ten examples of some of Walt’s earliest work….