SDCC ’23: The filmmakers of JUSTICE LEAGUE: WARWORLD map the future of the Tomorrowverse
Learn how the latest DC animated movie sets up an adaptation of one of the most popular comic storylines!
SDCC ’23: MY ADVENTURES WITH SUPERMAN offers a fresh take on DC’s iconic characters
In lieu of a cast panel, Cartoon Network offered an advance screening of an upcoming episode of the DC Comics animated series.
SDCC ’23: From Queens to a Castle in the Sky: Spotlight on Jerry Beck
The cartoon historian took the stage to reflect on the first half of his career.
SDCC ’23: CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS and WATCHMEN animated movies announced
Worlds will live, worlds will die, and nothing will ever be the same!
SDCC ’23: Prime Video announces INVINCIBLE Season 2 release date and Atom Eve special
Standalone animated special about Atom Eve premieres tonight on Prime Video
SDCC ’23: TRANSFORMERS: EARTHSPARK season finale trailer teases an epic battle
As previously announced, the last batch of episodes for the first season of Transformers: EarthSpark is set to arrive at the end of the...
SDCC ’23: Cowabunga! Nickelodeon acquires the rights for the original TMNT cartoon
The classic adventures of the heroes in a half-shell will come to digital in the US later this month.
INTERVIEW: Doc Hammer and Jackson Publick on ending THE VENTURE BROTHERS
We interview Doc Hammer and Jackson Publick about Radiant is the Blood of the Baboon Heart, the movie that ends the Venture Bros. 20 year run, and how making the movie was like looking into a closet.
New episodes of TRANSFORMERS: EARTHSPARK premiere this month
Final seven episodes of Season One arrive Friday, July 28th!
MY ADVENTURES WITH SUPERMAN premiere episode available to watch for free on YouTube
You will believe a man can fly!
SDCC’ 23: Adult Swim and Cartoon Network unveil animation programming schedule
Highlights include first look at Tiny Toons Looniversity and Rick and Morty 10th anniversary panel
INTERVIEW: Actress Ali Stroker praises the disability representation on BIG NATE cartoon
"When we allow the disability to just be in the room it is, I think, much more interesting than feeling like it has to be explained."
