Rocket Robin Hood might have the distinction of being the worst cartoon in the minds of many kids from the 70’s who grew up watching this 49th parallel little phenomena. This show was a precursor to the Spider-man cartoon from the 60’s that gave us that jingle still humming in many little heads since the […]
Kidrobot has a whole menagerie of favourable unique action figures unlike the usual organic offering from companies that churn out the latest craze of fad. They have some new designed figures that are diverting in design. They have a new line of figures by Eboy called PEECOL. Eboy: has an international cult following Undoubtedly one […]
van Gogh and the Sunflowers (Anholt’s Artists Books for Children) I don’t think many people would agree that Vincent van Gogh is exactly the most friendly individual of his time. It’s speculative to what led him to his final days, a tragic story. Here is a little story contorted in pure fabrication for kids to get […]
The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid: A Memoir The age of innocence is gone. Imagine yourself between as a kid in the 50’s with a ray gun in your holster, you see yourself as space shoot ’em up police officer of sorts in the 21st century in your space cruiser ready to battle the […]
Dive into the enchanting world of Moomins, a beloved gem from Northern Europe that has been cherished for generations. Thanks to Drawn and Quarterly's North American adaptation of this classic.
Here is a bold prediction, France has entered Persepolis as its candidate for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud’s animated film will be subtitled in English and is opening in the States on Christmas Day 2007 and qualify for an Oscar nod. Marjane Satrapi will be winning the Oscar. This a great book and movie […]
Zip and Li’l Bit the brother and sister duo of the free webcomic adventure are back for another round. Their new tale is called The Sky Kayak! Trade Loeffler the creator of this fun strip is a Sandbox World favorite. So toon in every Thursday and Sunday for new pages of our favorite online strip.
Language should not be an barrier for comic strips, Dora and Diego would be proud of Papa Schulz. En espanol, por favor. I think Swiper would be a cool add to the Peanuts world.
Why War Is Never a Good Idea When an author takes accountability into human actions in relation to war, there is a sense that there is not a good or bad side. One thing is for sure there is always that one common thread never talked about. The kids. So many orphaned kids are scattered […]
Not Just Cartoons: Nicktoons! Everything you always wanted to know about Nicktoons, but were afraid to ask. This gorgeous book collects the scribbles and final art for many famous cartoons created by Nickelodeon. Animators will clamour for the behind the scenes look at the process and use it as a reference for their own creations. […]
Felix the Cat: The Complete 1958-1959 Series Many will argue the significance of Felix the Cat in animation, the trick of the game is longevity and Felix already wasted his nine lives on that department. This collection features the later episodes of Felix. Grant you at the peak of animation in the early days Felix […]
Gumby Essentials Unlike the giant box set of Gumby episodes released a few years ago by Rhino, this offering comes with the original soundtracks. Here finally, no re-hash of voice over dubs, the is the real McCoy. Gumby at his glory. A collection of the most popular and essential Gumby episodes from each of the three […]