Tag: nickelodeon
Reflections on Rob Paulsen’s Cancer Diagnosis & Introspective Nostalgia
As I mentioned in my piece about the Cards Against Humanity exclusive San Diego Comic Con one-shot, one of the elements that was most...
SDCC’17: The Appeal and Legacy of SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS
If SpongeBob SquarePants was to end right this second, there would still be no denying the character's inclusion among the all-time great cartoon characters...
SDCC’17: TMNT Cast & Crew Talk Samurai Rabbits and Series Finale
When Viacom acquired the Ninja Turtles franchise back in 2009, it may have underestimated the strength of the Turtles fanbase. Certainly, the last few...
SDCC ’17 – The Quiet Introspection of THE LOUD HOUSE
As one of Nickelodeon’s most popular shows on air currently, The Loud House presents viewers with its dichotomous nature right off the bat. While...
SDCC ’17 – Talking Cartoon Crossover Comic Magic with BUTCH HARTMAN
Butch Hartman is a busy man. Even while show-running two animated television series on Nickelodeon right now (the fan favorite The Fairly OddParents and...
SDCC ’17: Old School meets New for “HEY ARNOLD!:THE JUNGLE MOVIE”
Nick Nostalgia is in full swing at Comic Con this year. Everywhere you go you see reminders of Nickelodeon’s past. Besides yesterday’s Rocko’s Modern...
SDCC ’17: The Return of ROCKO (and his MODERN LIFE)
It’s a surreal feeling talking with voice actors and the people who’ve created your favorite animated shows. On one level, they are consummate professionals...
BOOM!’s Road to SDCC ’17: Rugrats Kicks Off a Partnership With Nickelodeon
BOOM!'s picked up a new set of licenses for their KaBOOM! imprint. They've partnered with Nickelodeon to develop comics based on some of their...
SDCC ’17: This Year’s Exclusive Collectibles and Merchandise to Watch Out For
Forget about all that there is to see at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, what about all that there is to buy? Prepare to...
REVIEW: Butch & Gorf’s 3 O’CLOCK CLUB is as Whimsical as it is Wise
One of the most difficult parts of being a high schooler is finding the place where you feel comfortable, where you feel you truly...
Interview: Unleashing Animated Friends Old & New with Butch Hartman
If you were a kid coming of age in the late 1990s/early 2000s, then Butch Hartman’s work was an essential part of your entertainment...
