Posts published in April 2008

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Brick is the latest in many projects with Lego and M2 Films for Cartoon Network?s Toonami. The latter…

Manga, with its diverse range of genres and formats, caters to a wide array of preferences. Whether it triggers nostalgia or capitalizes on the excitement…

It’s amazing what a little ink and hard toil can make if you dedicate 40 hours a week. While combing through the net I came…

John Read is putting his best foot forward with a valiant new quarterly magazine about cartooning with the apropos name of  Stay Tooned! Magazine. The…

The property of Edgar Rice Burroughs? John Carter of Mars has always had an allure in the Sci-Fi community. This series that was penned by…

Now you can harness those little imaginations with Tikatok, a new web 2.0 site in beta.  This nifty little site will make book publishers out…

Child’s Play: The Berenstain Baby Boom, 1946-1964: Cartoon Art by Stan and Jan BerenstainSome artists become formulating in their ways as a certain work finds success. Stan…

Some of the best artists can be found in England’s monthly magazine, Fantasy and Sci-Fi Digital Art Imagine FX. This magazine caters to the cream…

Danny Bonaduce’s latest venture into the realm of animation marks a significant milestone in his career, bringing him full circle in the entertainment industry. Following…

Not since Cornelius and Zira first touched down on earth on Planet of the Apes that chimps will once again grace the silver screen in years.…

There is not much one can do with tin cans, but there is one little company in Italy that is churning out cans licenced characters…

"Otis and Rae and the Grumbling Splunk is a slam dunk for kids." Laura & Leo Espinosa are the perfect married dynamic duo for the…