Reign of the Supertoons (Part 8)
This week we feast on Super-titles from the last half-decade before the “turn of the century” – the late 1990’s.
This week we feast on Super-titles from the last half-decade before the “turn of the century” – the late 1990’s.
In today’s mix, a panther of odd color, a duck of odd strength, a cat of odd appetite and another of odd bad luck. Odds are, you’ll find something here to your taste.
This time we continue with more opportunities for early 90s TV cartoon characters to impersonate other superheroes – up, up and away!
Amidst an atmosphere of TV animation rejuvenation in the late 1980s, the superhero satire began to re-emerge.
Everyone wanted to be their superhero idol back in the 1960s – and this craze spilled over drastically into animated cartoons of the day.
Into the late 1950’s and early ‘60’s Warner Brothers and its proteges continue to contribute a healthy sampling of super-powered product
We continue our survey of the super-heroic character in the classic Hollywood cartoon.
Many a toon has donned mask and cape, either in the hopes of fooling others into belief that they’re a superhero, or in a psychological effort to fool themselves into believing it too.
It’s been an extended journey and now its time for our traveling toons to finally come home.
In this week’s installment, the non-Mickey elite of rodentdom get into the travel craze, finding there’s more to the world than the inside of a mousehole.