Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths

“Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths” was released in 2010. (same year Young Justice aired on Cartoon Network) It received positive reviews from critics, fans and viewers alike. Originally planned as a film connected to the “Justice League” series on Cartoon Network, but plans were changed as a straightforward one-off with no elements from the […]

Flashback Review: Teen Titans: Season 2

After “Teen Titans” aired its first season on Cartoon Network. A second and third season immediately commenced with The Cast & Crew back onboard. Teen Titans’ second season aired in 2004. (same year Spider-Man 2 came out) It received positive reviews from critics, fans and viewers. There’s a variety of reasons I wanted to share […]

Flashback Review: Batman And Mr. Freeze: Subzero

After “Batman Forever” was released in 1995, Warner Bros. (WB for short) green-lit “Batman And Robin” with George Clooney taking over Val Kilmer’s role as The Caped Crusader and a standalone animated sequel to “Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm” titled, “Batman And Mr. Freeze: Subzero.” Originally slated for 1997 release as part of a tie-in […]

Flashback Review: Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm (WB’s Flops Vol. 2 #29)

In 1992, “Batman: The Animated Series” officially aired on Fox Kids starring Kevin Conroy as The Caped Crusader. It received critical acclaim from critics, fans and viewers alike. The show introduced a new generation of Batman fans including me. Before I was aware the comics, Adam West show and Tim Burton’s movies, the cartoon was […]

Invincible: Season 1

Hello fellow streamers from around the globe. I’ve selected an Amazon Prime series as my 700th post. I’ve been writing articles based on movies, shows, anime, mini-series and video games for the past five years. I’ll do a brief history on comic book turned animated series. It’s not too long. In 2003, Image Comics (Spawn, […]

Flashback Review: The Lion King (1994)

After “Aladdin” came out in 1992 alongside Quentin Tarantino’s film debut “Reservoir Dogs,” Disney worked on their next big project. That’s right, the big one that arguably defines “The Disney Renaissance” is none other than “The Lion King.” Dating back to 1988, The Lion King was actually in development. At the time, Disney made a […]