Bob Clampett Productions (Puppet Show 1949-1954, Cartoon 1962-1967), Image Entertainment (January 25, 2000), single disc, 215 mins plus supplements, 1.33:1 original full frame ratio, Dolby Digital Mono, Rated G, Retail:…

…Knight” episode. The visual style of the movie is a continuation of the designs from The New Batman/Superman Adventures. For me, this is a mixture of good news and bad…

…established, the show rarely wandered from it. For kids, though, such familiarity can be comforting, and this was after all a Saturday morning cartoon for the small fry. So why…

…History’s first cartoon star embarks on numerous magical adventures. The Sweatbox Review: (For more history on these cartoons, please see our feature Otto Messmer And Felix The Cat.) When it…

…lips. Real lips. But I digress… I’ll get back to the lips in a minute. Hollywood’s Cambria Productions was the studio responsible for bringing cartoon adventure storytelling to television with…

…would actually see two Fantastic Four projects. There was a low-budget theatrical movie, available now only in bootleg copies, and also the cartoon show. While the live-action movie is notorious…

…beginning in 1984. Danger Mouse featured the adventures of a secret agent and his sidekick, both of whom happened to be rodents. Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall conceived the series,…

…dub. It has the odd effect of reminding one of Disney’s True Life Adventures films, minus some of the folksiness. The narrator provides a timeframe, e.g. “Year 33 of the…

…Adventures Of Ichabod And Mr. Toad, but both Walt and his public yearned for a return of the greatness seen in his previous full-length stories. Due to Wartime economics, Disney…

…(It Might As Well Be You) Music Video. There are Theatrical Trailers And TV Spots, three each. The earliest of each shows an alternate title, FernGully: The Adventures Of Zak…

…threats of Lex Luthor, Brainiac, and a poor script. The Sweatbox Review: With only a recent showing on Cartoon Network, Superman: Brainiac Attacks was the most under-exposed show to come…

…Scrooge comics adventures. Donald’s removal was done to streamline the storytelling later on, since presumably the producers felt that one uncle in the show was enough. It also allowed more…

…the masked jungle hero who normally resides in Africa. Unfortunately, the rescue mission is not very successful, as Flash’s wife is killed— a very unusual thing in a kid’s cartoon….

…is Camelot. In Episode 52 , The Shadows Of Destiny, the seeds are planted for further episodes, as Valiant learns of a prophecy that he shall become the king of…

…the show was to follow the adventures of Captain Marvel and the Marvel Family. These superhero stories were fun tales that were quite faithful to their comic book origins, and…

…against The Krofft Supershow on ABC, which included the campy adventures of superheroines Electra Woman and Dynagirl. (Meanwhile, NBC had yet another live action show, Monster Squad, which also had…

…variety, and usually surreal, utilizing the classic cartoon staples of anthropomorphism and metamorphosis. In that first Popeye cartoon, followed by over two dozen more, Popeye’s voice was provided by someone…

…think? Disc 1 Nevertheless, there is a nice mix of adventures on this set of 27 episodes (out of a 65-episode run), which starts out strongly with the Indiana Jones-like…

…Peter sees that she lacks imagination and joy. Worst of all, she has little concept of faith or hope. Through her adventures in Neverland, she must re-learn all these things….

…appear in a red and black costume that was used by Robin in BTAS’s final incarnation, The New Batman Adventures.) Team Penguin is notable for having Robin and Batgirl meet…

…guest stars, numerous versions with cousin Scrappy, a series with Vincent Price, and the adventures of the gang when they were young, the 2001 Scooby-Doo movie led to the development…

…we old-time cartoon buffs must content ourselves with what is on television or on sale online or at a local store. For those perusing the video section either in cyberspace…

…space adventure, did provide something different for cartoon audiences (although its contemporary Adventures Of The Galaxy Rangers had superficial similarities, which may have also harmed Bravestarr’s performance). The animation, though,…

…cartoon classics; and Ward’s final show, the fondly-remembered Saturday morning cartoon show George Of The Jungle. George appeared on ABC beginning in 1967, airing opposite the debut of The Aquaman-Superman…

…and the cartoon specials for years to come. The beauty of casting Linus in the role of Great Pumpkin disciple is that he is normally the steady, practical voice of…