According to the PR people over at the Boomerang Network, the classic Looney Tunes cartoons from the ’40s and ’50s will be getting airtime starting October 05.
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FAN FILM: Blink to the Future
Are the current Saturday morning cartoons just not satisfying you? Well, how does a Dr. Who and Back to the Future mashup cartoon sound to you? Thanks to James Farr you can get a glimpse of what he thinks a cartoon like that would look like.
TOP FIVE #28: Underrated Cartoon Shows
Top Five #028: Underrated Cartoon Shows
Top Five is a show where the hosts categorize, rank, compare, and stratify everything… from cars to gadgets to people and movies. From stuff that is hot, and things that are not nearly as interesting – it’s Top Five.
Cartoons come, and cartoons go, but what cartoons are so underrated that they must be talked about and shared for more to enjoy?
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SDCC’12: SHOUT! Factory announces convention plans
Press Release
Shout! Factory makes its mark at San Diego Comic-Con International 2012 with a dynamic line-up, featuring an exclusive panel event, a showcase of upcoming home entertainment juggernauts, Comic-Con exclusive items, daily prize sweepstakes, collectible giveaways, surprise star appearances, and interactive fan activities at the Shout! Factory booth (#3849 on the main convention floor). Fan favorite stars scheduled to attend at this time include: Tom Kenny (Marvel’s The Super Hero Squad Show, Rocko’s Modern Life, SpongeBob SquarePants), Sumalee Montano (TRANSFORMERS PRIME, ER), Josh Keaton (TRANSFORMERS PRIME, GreenLantern: The Animated Series), Tania Gunadi (TRANSFORMERS PRIME, Aaron Stone), Paul Schrier (Power Rangers), among other notables.
Ten Surprise Guest Stars in DC’s Animated Universe
Warner Bros. Animation took cartoons away from the Saturday morning kiddie line-up and made it accessible to people of all ages when it introduced Batman: The Animated Series to the world. Superman, Batman Beyond, and The Justice League all earned high praise from fans as well. While the writers and producers spent a great deal of time finding just the right voice for Batman (Kevin Conroy), Superman (Tim Daly), The Joker (Mark Hammill), and Lois Lane (Dana Delany), it’s the casting of the guest stars who proved the creators wanted to craft the best animated television shows possible.
The list of famous voices is long when it comes to the televised DC animated universe, but we’ve narrowed it down to 10 that make our ears perk up and make us ask, “Is that who I think it is?”