Recent content by John Pannozzi

The two stars of RoboCop, Peter Weller and Nancy Allen, have the same birthday (June 24, today) albiet Weller is four years older.

Use Fugitoid, Renet and possibly Savanti Romero, too. In the South Park movie, give Chef his own song. Use WildStorm characters in Young Justice like Greg Weisman wanted to. Especially characters from Gen¹³. Heck, using WildStorm characters, especially those from Gen¹³, in any DC cartoon is...

Interesting. But I think Camelot (who helped make the Mario Golf games and some other Mario spin-off titles) might own part of the rights to the characters originating from Mario Golf.

There's also a "Duckula" (unrelated to the Danger Mouse character) created by Scott Shaw! and featured in the anthology comic book series "Quack". Shaw! almost sued Filmation for using his comics as reference when making Quackula.

You're very likely not going to like what David Harbour recently said:

Pretty such the Melania documentary (and any potential follow-ups) was made by Amazon MGM, not Paramount or WB.

Disney is not doing that. And I doubt even David Ellison and co. would scrap everything from WB after spending all the time and money to acquire it.

Hopefully hardcover omnibuses of this series will come in the future (especially since the B:TAS tie-in comics are getting that treament). And I must say that I'm pleasantly surprised that they included the tie-in comic to Titus' infamous Superman game for Nintendo 64.

There's shady stuff they've done outside of Middle Eastern politics, but that isn't appropriate to discuss here either. So, let's digress. @Igorov I have to respectfully disagree with your assertion that Gummi Bears wasn't/isn't popular outside the USA. I can't speak for your neck of the woods...

He's talking about the RiffTrax version of 1993 SMB movie. I will say that the workprint/rough cut version of the 1993 SMB is worth checking out IMHO. BTW, have you seen the 1986 SMB anime film "The Great Mission to Rescue Princess Peach"?

Development art from the unproduced Gizmo and The Gremlins cartoon has finally surfaced: https://www.gremlns.com/the-lost-gremlins-cartoon/ Fair warning: this article sprinkles in a few clearly AI-"assisted" images to serve as mock-ups for the what a finished version of the cartoon might have...

I have a whole Google Doc of cartoons I want to see released on disc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/14ewbu7mvbMp8I_suicFLyNNS2INF5rLPX7XN1S89d1k/edit?usp=drivesdk

I don't see the Food & Beverage Association listed there either

To my knowledge, no, it is not true. I already talked about the history of Ruby-Spears earlier in this thread.

And it should be noted that the distribution rights to Super Friends belonged to WB, not H-B or Turner.