Tag: animation
Movie Review: FORGOTTEN ISLAND uses Filipino folklore to push animation forward
A creative delight about friendship, growing up, memory, and letting go.
Interview: EP Chris Moreno taps into Halloween magic for new SPIDEY AND HIS AMAZING...
The hit Marvel animated preschool series debuts a new Halloween special this week.
A new Dark Knight rises in BATMAN: KNIGHTQUEST trailer
Warner Bros. has unveiled first look at the second part of the Knightfall animated trilogy
New legends rise in AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS trailer
The next chapter in the Avatar Legends Universe premieres October 9th!
The restaurant business gets even bloodier in first trailer for GET JIRO animated series
The DC/Vertigo graphic novels series from Anthony Bourdain premieres this October on Adult Swim.
SDCC ’26: Going behind the mask with BATMAN: KNIGHTFALL creative team
Producers Rick Morales and Jim Krieg as well as actor Michael Mando reveal the secrets of the new DC animated movie.
Interview: BIG CITY GREENS producers reveal how they got Stephen King to guest star...
The acclaimed animed series kicks off with the first five episodes premiering Aug. 21 on Disney Channel and next day on Disney+.
Interview: Tim Fielder makes the jump from page to screen with MATTY’S ROCKET
We chat with Visual Afrofuturist Tim Fielder about going from comics to animation with his Matty’s Rocket story and character.
Voiceover legend Jim Cummings to appear on a trio of panels at D23 this...
The beloved voiceover actor will take the stage for three panels at D23, the ultimate Disney fan event, this weekend in Anaheim.
Darkroom brings AACHI AND SSIPAK to streaming
South Korean film Aachi and Ssipak finally arrives on streaming via Darkroom.
SDCC ’26: First look and release details unveiled for AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS
Paramount+ unveils a first look a the highly-anticipated animated series.
SDCC ’26: Too early for the world, THE VALE is right on time for...
A decade ago, Abigail Hing Wen shelved a novel about a boy who escapes into an AI-built world. It was, she says, "too early" for readers. Now she's directing it herself, alongside animation director John Aoshima, ahead of its Comic-Con premiere this week.
