Into The Spider-Verse: A Cinematic Love Letter To Comics
What got me into comic books was the definitive comic book movie of the 1980s, Batman (1989). Sure, Batman 89’
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Animated Short Illustrating The Artist’s Struggle Now On Kickstarter
Have you ever tried to create something but felt that your art was inadequate? In the 2D short film Kaeru,
Read moreMore Animated Antics: Preview Star Trek Vs. Transformers #2
The second issue of this fun four-part series is out this week from IDW bringing together the two different universes
Read moreGobelins Animated Shorts Of October
Gobelins L’école De L’image has released an new graduation film every week for the last month so I’ve compiled a
Read moreNYCC 2018: Phil LaMarr’s Tips For Voice Acting
[*This took place this past weekend at New York Comic Con 2018!] At NYCC 2018 actor Phil LaMarr delivered a
Read moreNYCC 2018: The Cast Of TMNT Raise Some Shell At Their Panel
Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles delivered one of the most fun-filled high-energy panels at New York Comic Con.
Read moreSPX 2018: Rebecca Sugar On Adventure Time, Steven Universe, And More
The Universes of Rebecca Sugar panel at Small Press Expo was a very popular event on Saturday, wristbanded and attracting
Read moreA Thrilling Adventure In A Unique Fantasy World – Roger Langridge & Ryan Ferrier Discuss Criminy
In a highly productive team-up that brings together a number of emotive themes and also gorgeous artwork, Criminy is an
Read moreAn Orgy Of Film Noir, Lucha Libre & Sci-Fi – Check Out The MFKZ Trailer
Angelino is just one of thousands of deadbeats living in Dark Meat City. But an otherwise unremarkable scooter accident caused
Read moreEmotions Are High As An Arc Comes To An End In Isola #5
Isola #5 marks the closing on the first chapter in this enthralling saga and leaves the reader with further questions,
Read moreMagical Girls Meet The Fast And The Furious In Mysticons With Kate Leth
The first volume of a new series of graphic novels featuring the magical girl team of Mysticons arrives in bookstores
Read moreFanExpo Boston 2018: Cartoons Meet Anime In Comics – A Conversation With Jonboy Meyers
Tito W. James: How are you enjoying FanExpo Boston? Jonboy Meyers: I love it, man. Coming to the East Coast
Read moreThe Death Of Superman Brought To Animated Life
The 1990s gave us many seminal comic-book arcs. Most of which still resonate today such as Batman: Knightfall (1993-1994) and
Read moreSong In The Sky – Cartoons Are Taken To New Heights
When’s the last time you saw an animated series that was epic? And I mean, really epic! The kind of
Read moreScary, Sexy, and Hilarious: Watch The Cartoon Pilot For CliffSide
CliffSide delivers an adventure comedy set in a supernatural western world. I can’t remember the last time a cartoon made
Read moreChristopher Robin Pulls Your Honey-Drenched Heartstrings
Created by A.A. Milne in 1926, Winnie the Pooh and the other characters that inhabit The Hundred Acre Wood are
Read moreInterviewing Director Rikke Planeta On Her Sensual Short Film Bacchus, Part 2
While attending the Annecy Animated Film Festival, I had the opportunity to interview director Rikke Alma Krogshave Planeta and discuss her graduation
Read moreAnomalisa: A Film Anomaly In More Ways Than One
Michael Stone is trapped in world where everyone looks and sounds the same, until he meets a young woman named
Read moreCartoon Network Characters Who Should Be In The Gorillaz Band
The addition of Powerpuff Girls villain, Ace to The Gorillaz got me thinking about what other Cartoon Network characters would work as
Read moreChill Out To The Gorillaz’ New Song Humility
The Gorillaz are a British virtual band comprised of animated characters. Created by Damon Albarn and Tank Girl artist, Jamie Hewlett in
Read moreWant Work In Animation? Natalie Nourigat And Boom! Studios Have The Book For You
In what may be an extremely helpful as well as entertaining graphic novel from Boom! Studios, cartoonist Natalie Nourigat details
Read moreBlu Ice – A 20th Anniversary Retrospective & Blu-Ray Review Of Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero
Movie Retrospective Review: For the majority of the 90s, the shadow of The Bat loomed large. Following the release
Read morePredictions For The Future Of Animated Television, Part 1
I’ve written on several occasions about animated television. We’ve come far but still have room for innovation. Here are some
Read more‘Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay’ Is An R Rated, But Underwhelming Grindhouse Homage
A lot of cats didn’t care for the live-action Suicide Squad (2016) movie that hit theaters a couple of years
Read moreRampage Is A Deadly & Dull Creature Feature
Movies and video games are both immensely engaging forms of entertainment. Perhaps this is why the two mediums have influenced
Read morePokemon Reaches Monumental 1000th Episode
This weekend brought a monumental moment for the Pokemon universe as the TV show reached its 1000th episode on Disney XD and
Read moreComic Con Revolution Spotlights The ‘Worlds Of Wonder Woman’
Comic Con Revolution is the Inland Empire area of California’s only comic convention and it’s coming up in on May
Read moreWhy You Should Watch Mickey Mouse Shorts
Mickey Mouse has been entertaining audiences for nearly ninety years. Disney’s current series of Mickey Mouse shorts (which launched in
Read moreReady Player One: A Glorified Cinematic Easter Egg Hunt
Like many of us, I grew up on Steven Spielberg. While all of the master filmmaker’s canon is notable, it’s
Read moreBatman Rocks Hard To Heavy Metal In Hilarious Fan-Animated Music Videos
Batman is no stranger when it comes to heavy metal music. YouTube Animators ArhyBES deliver their own take on the
Read moreWhy You Should Watch The Amazing World Of Gumball
I know I won’t be the first one to say that cartoons have gotten pretty weird. When I was growing up,
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