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Every viewer has their own opinions about the best cartoons of all time. While all different animated shows have specific aspects that make them appealing to the audience, some cartoons have reached a wider audience and have impacted pop culture.

Cartoons such as Scooby-Doo, Looney Tunes, and Pokémon have influenced generations of viewers, withstanding the test of time while evolving with modern culture. Others, such as SpongeBob SquarePants and Avatar: The Last Airbender, are great kid shows that even adults enjoy watching. These are some of the most popular cartoons of all time.

Updated on February 3, 2025 by Robert Vaux: Cartoons have become as much an integral part of society as live-action media. They aren't just for children anymore, but people of all ages who enjoy the animated medium. The most popular cartoons make for some of the best television available, and we've updated this list to contain even more of the best cartoons.

Regular Show’s revival is the perfect opportunity for us to learn more about High Five Ghost, a character that did not get to shine much in the original series. While a new Regular Show was revealed to be in the works in June 2024 (via Variety), not much is known about the project yet. Recently, Regular Show’s new series was rumored to be called Regular Show: The Lost Tapes. If that is indeed the title of the revival, Regular Show’s return could actually be an anthology featuring “untold stories” set during the series’ original run.

A Regular Show anthology would work perfectly considering that most episodes of the original series were standalone adventures. Apart from a few arcs, especially the ones involving Pops in the final two seasons, Regular Show was never worried about continuity and having overarching stories. This allowed the Cartoon Network hit series to play...

In an era where streaming reigns supreme and physical media feels increasingly like an afterthought, the announcement of a comprehensive DVD release for a surreal, cult-classic Cartoon Network series has collectors and fans abuzz. To their pleasant surprise, Warner Bros. Discovery and Cartoon Network unveiled plans for a Regular Show: The Complete Series DVD box set for early 2025 (per Awn). The sprawling edition is the series' first remastering and physical minting since going off-air in 2017, and it will be released on Feb. 4, 2025.

Clocking in at over 50 hours, the collector's DVD set contains each of the 245 episodes of creator Jg Quintel's quirky animated series. But that's not all: the 2015 Regular Show Movie will also be featured, alongside a bevy of special features. The Regular Show: The Complete Series drop is a welcome surprise for fans and traditionalists. The show ended in 2017— a physical set like this, in today's age, is uncommon,...

Regular Show ran for seven years on Cartoon Network, beloved for its wacky humor and an all-star cast. The very episodic structure of several of Cartoon Network's best TV shows recalls the nature of a classic Saturday morning cartoon, Regular Show being a perfect example. Its 244 episodes cover a series of the absurd adventures of a talking raccoon and blue jay, with wonderfully strange world-building that makes it an amazing watch that can be enjoyed in a short format.

Regular Show is also getting a highly anticipated revival which will feature at least a few members of the original cast. Many members of the prominent Regular Show main cast are noteworthy animators and storyboarders, their responsibilities on the show encompassing multiple characters and jobs. Spearheaded by a now-iconic CalArts graduate who brought some talented friends and collaborators along, Regular Show only achieved its popularity and substantial run because of its unique cast and crew.

The idea of a "Saturday morning cartoon" has long been defunct, with DVR and streaming meaning that people are rarely bound to watch the latest episode of a favored TV show at any particular time. Yet some of the best animated TV shows of all time, decidedly from the post-Saturday morning cartoon era, capture the aura of these cartoons of old. They are classically animated in 2D, mostly feel-good, very episodic, and primarily made for younger audiences.

There are options from the best animated Disney TV shows to the best animated fantasy shows that selectively nailed the feeling of a classic cartoon, on par with the greats of the Looney Tunes and Scooby-Doo. For those missing the best Saturday morning cartoons of all time, possibly enjoying them now on streaming, various networks and services have fresh new offerings. These selections put their own spin on the formula with more modern...

Regular Show ran for eight bizarre seasons, and a potential leak has sparked rumors about the title of the upcoming follow-up series. Regular Show's final season aired in 2017, tightly wrapping up Mordecai and Rigbys story, but the sequel in the works will bring the slackers back for what will almost certainly be even more bizarre hijinks.

Per Comicbook.com, a recent job description for Warner Bros Animation may have just revealed the new series title. A listing for an intern position called the new project Regular Show Lost Tapes. The listing is still available and can viewed.

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Regular Show has proven its worth by running over eight seasons and has received its own movie. Out of all its episodes, a few stand out as the best.

Among other animated projects, the Regular Show sequel was announced to be in the works at Annecy. Series...

The pop culture classic cartoon Regular Show announced its return to the screen this June, with a revival show green-lit for 44 episodes seven years after its perfect finale. Regular Show debuted on Cartoon Network in 2010 and amassed a loyal fanbase through its runtime, ending in 2017. The show, revered for its absurdist humor and hilarious characters, followed Rigby, a raccoon, and Mordecai, a blue jay, throughout their chaotic adventures while being groundskeepers of a local park.

J.G. Quintel, the cartoons original showrunner, is set to return to his role for the revival, but he isnt the only one returning. While at a spotlight panel for the Chicago Fan Expo, the legendary performer Mark Hamill, who played Skips in Regular Show, announced that he would return to the revival, saying There is only one Skips. To raise even more excitement, Hamill revealed that he was asked about his involvement by William Salyers,...

Mark Hamill has had a diverse acting career, from the incredibly popular Luke Skywalker of the Star Wars saga to voicing iconic villains like the Joker in Batman: The Animated Series, and Firelord Ozai in Avatar: The Last Airbender. Although he's famously said he won't voice the Joker again following Kevin Conroy's recent passing, it looks like Hamill will be returning to another beloved animated series to voice one of his iconic characters.

According to Popverse, Mark Hamill has confirmed that he will voice his character Skips in an upcoming Regular Show revival. Regular Show is an animated Cartoon Network series about a group of groundskeepers at a park. The show ran from 2010 to 2017 and its revival has recently been greenlit by Warner Bros. Animation. Hamill's immortal yeti character Skips, named after the fact that he skips instead of walking, is a fan-favorite of the series.

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Instead of saving the Star Wars galaxy or terrorizing Gotham City, Mark Hamill is set to return to another beloved IP in the near future with a beloved animated sitcom. One of Cartoon Network's most bizarre and audacious shows (which is ironic given its title), Regular Show captivated audiences of all ages when it ran from 2010 to 2017. Now, Mordecai the Blue Jay (J.G. Quintel), Rigby the Racoon (William Salyers), and the rest of their groundskeeper companions are set to return for a brand-new revival, and Hamill has now confirmed that he'll be returning to the show as the grumpy yeti Skips.

Mark Hamill reveals that he will be returning to provide the voice for one of his most iconic roles. Hamill is best known to many audiences for his portrayal of Jedi Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars franchise, a role he most recently reprised for The Mandalorian season 2 in 2020. Outside his beloved work in that franchise, Hamill's voice performance as the Joker has also garnered him significant acclaim, and he continues to work regularly in the voice acting space.

A new report from The Popverse now reveals that Hamill will be returning to voice Skips, an immortal yeti, on the announced Warner Bros. Discovery revival of Regular Show. Hamill announced the news while attending a panel at Fan Expo Chicago, where he confirmed that "There is only one Skips'." Check out Hamill's comment below in which he also touches on Regular Show's lasting appeal:

I enjoyed it. Its got...

Before Colin Farrell took on the role of Gotham’s birdman in The Batman (2022) and The Penguin, several other actors had taken up the mantle of one of the most famous of the caped crusaders’ nemeses.

Burgess Meredith, Danny DeVito and Robin Lord Taylor all played live action versions of Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot, as The Penguin is also known, and many animated iterations of him exist as well. Several voice actors like Tom Kenny, Dana Snyder, William Salyers and more brought the various cartoon Penguins to life in many series from Warner Bros. Animation as well as others. There was not a Penguin in the latest The Lego Batman Movie (2017), but one can be seen in the 2013 Lego film.

For many of the famous faces and voices who have portrayed The Penguin, read on.

Related: ‘The Penguin’ Pursues Own Twisted Version Of American Dream In New Trailer Unveiled At Comic-Con...

Regular Show is returning on Cartoon Network Creator J.G. Quintel will return to the Regular Show reboot. The show's popularity on streaming platforms likely led to the decision to develop a new series.

A new Regular Show series is confirmed to be in development. Originally debuting in 2010, this animated sitcom, was created by animator and producer J.G Qunitel for Cartoon Network. Follows two friends, Mordecai and Rigby, as they try to navigate the demands of their groundskeeper job as well as different strange occurrences in their world. The show was led by Williams Salyers and Quintel, who voiced Rigby and Mordecai respectively, and they were frequently joined by other talented names like Mark Hamill, Steven Blum, David Kaye, and Courtenay Taylor.

Now, according to Variety, a new Regular Show series is in development with Qunitel on Cartoon Network. The forthcoming series joins Craig McCrackens Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends,...

New animated projects were just announced at Annecy, and a Regular Show series is among them. While details are scarce, it's been confirmed that a Regular Show revival is officially in the works.

Per Variety, a new Regular Show series from J.G. Quintel was announced alongside Craig McCrakcen's Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends spinoff. They join two other animated shows, including a new Aventure Time series and Side Quests. A Scooby-Doo reboot series with anime-style animation was also announced at Annecy.

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The Regular Show revival isn't yet officially titled, but it is in development for a release on Cartoon Network. No story details have been divulged, and it isn't officially confirmed if Mordecai and Rigby will return as the main characters.

The Regular Show has officially earned its place as #8 on Netflix's top 10 list. Short, binge-able episodes make it easy to watch anytime, maintaining the show's strong ratings. The show's simple yet engaging format has secured its lasting legacy, even after leaving the Netflix platform.

Cartoon Network's The Regular Show has earned a prominent place on Netflix's global top 10 list. The show focuses on two friends, Mordecai (J. G. Quintel) and Rigby (William Salyers) as they navigate a strange world filled with magic, space battles, and regular groundskeeper work to complete. The show has earned critical acclaim and won the Outstanding Short-Format Animated Program Emmy in 2015.

Today, The Regular Show's ratings remain strong. Despite first airing on Cartoon Network, it has earned a place on Netflix, where it continues to blow away its streaming competition. According to Netflix, it is currently #8 on the platform, sitting between #7 House M.D. and #9 Young Sheldon.

The latest Warner Animated DC feature film adapts the 2000-2001 Elseworlds miniseries Batman: The Doom that Came to Gotham. The fun of the Elseworlds comics, and soon the live-action versions under the new artistic regime, is taking the familiar and imagining them in other times and other places. Here, we do back to the early 20th century and overlay it with a dose of Loftcraftian horror.

Cowritten by Mike Mignola and Richard Pace, two men better known for their artistic skills, this story was designed for visual impact, something Troy Nixey did well in print, and the animators from Jase Ricci’s script and co-directed by Sam Liu and Christopher Berkeley, replicate nicely.

Basically, an arctic expedition headed by Bruce Wayne (David Giuntoli), sent to check on a previous team led by Professor Oswald Cobblepot (William Salyers) reveals horrors and a missing professor. The only surviving is Grendon (David Dastmalchian...

Features the voices of: David Giuntoli, William Salyers, David Dastmalchian, Emily O’Brien, Navid Negahban, Patrick Fabian, Jason Marsden, Jeffrey Combs, Christopher Gorham, Gideon Adlon | Written by Jase Ricci | Directed by Christopher Berkeley, Sam Lui

Based on a 2001 three-issue comic book miniseries written by Hellboy creator Mike Mignola and Richard Pace, Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham is an alternate-world tale that introduced an alternate version of Bruce Wayne and the residents of Gotham to Lovecraftian horrors. It’s the most overtly horrific entry in the animated Batman franchise as well as the strangest.

In the 1920s an expedition led by Bruce Wayne arrives in Antarctica looking for another expedition, this one led by Professor Cobblepot. What he finds instead are mutated creatures and the professor’s undead assistant Grendon whom he brings back to Gotham.

This sets into motion a plot by Talia al Ghul to bring back Ra...

Burbank, CA – Batman’s rational mind and unparalleled fighting skills are put to the ultimate test when an ancient force threatens his world and everyone he holds dear in Batman: The Doom That Came To Gotham, available to purchase Digitally and on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack and Blu-ray on March 28, 2023 from Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment. The all-new, feature-length DC Animated Movie puts Batman up against Lovecraftian supernatural forces threatening the sheer existence of Gotham as he’s aided and confronted along the way by reimagined versions of his well-known allies and enemies, including Green Arrow, Ra’s al Ghul, Mr. Freeze, Killer Croc, Two-Face, James Gordon and more.

David Giuntoli reprises his Batman: Soul of the Dragon role as the voice of the Dark Knight in this all-new 1920s-based DC Elseworlds tale. Tati Gabrielle makes her DC animated debut as Kai Li Cain, Batman’s closest ally.

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The Dark Knight is headed to the 1920s in Batman: The Doom That Came To Gotham, with A Million Little Things actor David Giuntoli starring as Batman.

The actor leads a voice cast that includes Tati Gabrielle as Kai Li Cain, Christopher Gorham as Oliver Queen, John Dimaggio as James Gordon, Patrick Fabian as Harvey Dent, Brian George as Alfred and Jason Marsden as Dick Grayson and Young Bruce Wayne.

The film is inspired by the 2001 graphic novel by Mike Mignola, Richard Pace and Troy Nixey. It is part of DC’s Elseworlds line, which tells stories set outside the DC universe. Sam Liu produces and co-directs, with Christopher Berkeley also co-directing. The film has a script from Jase Ricci.

In Doom That Came to Gotham, explorer Bruce Wayne accidentally unleashes an ancient evil, and returns to Gotham after being away for two decades.

HBO, HBO Max and TBS will bring the very best of fantasy, sci-fi, animation and more to Comic-Con@Home, San Diego Comic-Con's first fully online virtual event. Complete virtual panel line-ups and descriptions for HBO, HBO Max and TBS below.

HBO - Comic-Con@Home Panel Schedule

His Dark MaterialsThursday, July 23 at 1 p.m. Pt

This virtual panel will include a look back at highlights from the first season of the hit drama series as well as an exclusive conversation about what to expect in season two. Moderated by award-winning journalist Stacey Wilson Hunt, the panelists include executive producers Jane Tranter and Jack Thorne as well as cast members Dafne Keen (Lyra), Ruth Wilson (Mrs.Coulter), Ariyon Bakare (Lord Boreal), Amir Wilson (Will Parry), Andrew Scott (John Parry), and Lin-Manuel Miranda (Lee Scoresby). Fans can follow live coverage of the panel on Twitter from @daemonsanddust and use #HisDarkMaterials to join the conversation.

The best of DC Comics’ Elseworlds stories where when the writers challenged the conventional wisdom, upending how we envisioned our heroes. Among the more celebrated of these stories was Mark Millar and Dave Johnson’s Superman: Red Son, imagining the Kryptonian rocket ship landing in Soviet Russia, not Kansas.

It has long been on people’s wish list for adaptation as either a live-action or animated feature. Those wishes have finally been granted in one of Warner Animation’s more successful adaptations. The film is out now from Warner Home Entertainment in all the usual formats including the popular 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and Digital HD combo.

Superman (Jason Isaacs) arrives in the late 1930s and by the time his powers begin to manifest with his adolescence, we’re on the tail end of World War II and the arrival of Joseph Stalin’s (William Salyers) Iron Curtain. With a super-powered loyalist,...

Burbank, CA – What if the Man of Steel was raised behind the Iron Curtain? So begins DC’s acclaimed Elseworlds story, Superman: Red Son, the next entry in the popular series of DC Universe Movies. Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC, the feature-length animated film arrives – along with a new DC Showcase animated short, Phantom Stranger – from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Digital starting February 25, 2020, and on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack on March 17, 2020.

Superman: Red Son will be available on 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack (USA $39.99 Srp; Canada $43.99 Srp) and Blu-ray Combo Pack (USA $24.98 Srp; Canada $34.97 Srp) as well as on Digital. The 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack features an Ultra HD Blu-ray disc in 4K with Hdr, a Blu-ray disc featuring the film in hi-definition, and a digital version of the movie. The Blu-ray Combo Pack features a Blu-ray disc with the film in hi-definition,...

Warner Bros. has released the first trailer for Superman: Red Son. This serves as an animated adaptation of Mark Millar's famous 2003 Elseworlds tale that paints the hero we all know in a very different light. Instead of growing up in Kansas, what if Kal-El had grown up in the Soviet Union? As we can see from this trailer, the answer to that question is one that completely recontextualizes the famed DC hero and puts him at the center of a world war. Instead of being a symbol of hope, he's a symbol of fear.

The trailer opens up by turning a classic Superman bit on its head. We see the Soviet version of the hero flying from the sky and a woman down below says, "Look! Up in the sky!" Yet, instead of sounding enthused or curious, she sounds terrified. We then see the world discovering who this mysterious...

Now that Batman: Gotham by Gaslight has opened the door for various other Elseworlds tales to be adapted as animated films, Superman: Red Son will be the first to follow in its footsteps. To be quite honest, this doesn’t come as much of a surprise because the limited series written by Mark Millar and illustrated by Dave Johnson has long remained one of the most popular in the line, not to mention DC fans demanding this become a reality for years.

To briefly sum up what that story entailed for those unfamiliar, what you need to know going into your first viewing of the animated flick is that it explored that possibility of baby Kal-El’s rocket landing in Soviet Russia instead of in Smallville, Kansas. As you can imagine, the Comrade of Steel had a very different upbringing than the hero we’ve come to know otherwise.

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DC's animated movie adaptation of Superman: Red Son is almost here. Here's everything you need to know...

Superman: Red Son is the next iconic DC Comics story to get the animated feature treatment, and it's coming very, very soon!

Indeed, the 2003 comic miniseries from Mark Millar, Dave Johnson, and Killian Plunkett, which might just be the best known Elseworlds tale ever, is set land its animated movie in February, 2020.

The original story imagines a world where baby Kal-El's ship crashed in Ukraine instead of Kansas, and then Superman was raised as a Soviet superweapon. It features some of the sharpest Elseworlds design work ever done, adapting the entire Justice League into brutalist Soviet art styles. And it's one of those rare Millar books where the heart is bigger than the shock value of the story.

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Burbank, CA – Warner Bros. Animation and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, in partnership with DC, are currently in production on five new DC Showcase animated shorts for release in 2019-2020.

Inspired by characters and stories from DC’s robust portfolio, the all-new series of shorts will be included on upcoming DC Universe Movies releases, with exception of an innovative Batman: Death in the Family long-form animated short, which will anchor a compilation set for distribution in late 2020.

Each of the five shorts – entitled Sgt. Rock, Adam Strange, Death, The Phantom Stranger and Batman: Death in the Family – opens with a new, live-action branding sequence that features a few Easter Eggs specially added for observant fans.

Sgt. Rock is executive produced and directed by Bruce Timm (Batman: The Animated Series) from a script by award-winning comics writers Louise Simonson & Walter Simonson and Tim Sheridan (Reign of the Supermen). The original tale finds battle-weary Sgt.

We recently learned that the classic DC comic Batman: The Long Halloween is going to be getting a two-part animated film from Warner Bros. Animation. Well, now another classic DC comic story is reportedly in development.

According to Revenge of the Fans, DC is developing an animated adaptation of Mark Millar’s Superman: Red Son. This is another DC Comics story that fans have been wanting to see adapted for a long time. I’m not sure why it took so long, but at least it’s happening now!

For those of you unfamiliar with Red Son, it’s an Elseworld story that puts an interesting twist on the Superman mythology… what if Superman crash-landed in the Soviet Union instead of Kansas?

Here’s the official synopsis:

“Imagine a reality where the world’s most powerful super-being does not grow up in Smallville, Kansas – or even America, for that matter…...

According to the latest rumors, an animated adaptation of Superman: Red Son is on the way (to the delight of Superman fans everywhere). More inside...

It looks like the next few years are going to be amazing for DC fans. First came the rumors of a Batman: The Long Halloween movie that fans have been clamoring to be made for years. Now, in news that is sure to make Superman fans exceptionally happy, there are persistent rumors that an adaptation of Superman: Red Son is finally happening! For those not familiar, Superman: Red Son was an Elseworlds story published in 2003 that takes the story of Superman and gives it a significant twist: what if, instead of crashing in midwestern America, Kal-El's spaceship had landed in the middle of Soviet Russia? As a result, instead of becoming a champion of American ideals, Superman grows up to become a hero of the communist state,...

The notion of placing Batman in other times and places seems so obvious now, but when Brian Augustyn first hatched the notion with Mark Waid, it was radical. As Augustyn recounts on the 21 minute Caped Fear: The First Elseworld featurette, it was immediately embraced. So enticing was the concept that when artist Mike Mignola first heard about it, he kept saying he had no time but then kept contributing ideas that it was clear he’d make the time.

Gotham by Gaslight pitted an 1889 Dark Knight against Jack the Ripper, come to Gotham City. It was moody, atmospheric, and somber, a perfect Victorian take on the crimefighter. As a result, it ignited imitators, prompting DC Comics to finally invent the Elseworlds imprint and inspired Augustyn to write a sequel, Master of the Future, set three years later as Gotham hosted the American Discovery Exposition.

It was only a matter of...

Warner Bros. Animation’s newest film, Batman: Gotham By Gaslight is out now today on Ultra HD Blu-ray Combo Pack, Blu-ray Combo Pack and DVD. In honor of its release Warner Bros. Home Entertainment have released a new clip from the animated film. In this all-new clip, Batman takes on the iconic serial killer, Jack the Ripper atop of a dirigible (a fancy word for a zeppelin). You can check out the talked about clip below.

Batman: Gotham By Gaslight takes place at the turn of the century as America’s continued industrial revolution is to be showcased at a World’s Fair hosted by Gotham City. But while the world prepares to witness the glittery glory of Gotham’s technological advances, there is a killer loose in the city’s darkest shadows. Preying on the city’s women, this killer is as precise as he is cruel. As Police...

Continuing our coverage on the upcoming DC Animation Batman: Gotham By Gaslight, we have a new clip! In this clip Selina Kyle gets stalked by the infamous serial killer, Jack the Ripper. Is Selina Kyle prey or predator? You be the judge.

By the cover photo (provided by Warner Bros.) it looks like Selina Kyle is either luring Jack the Ripper into a trap or that she just got to a point to where she knew she would have to fight back. It’s obviously from the same scene because the pig carcasses hanging from the ceiling match up with ones in the clip. We all know Selina wouldn’t go out with out a fight.

Batman: Gotham By Gaslight takes place at the turn of the century as America’s continued industrial revolution is to be showcased at a World’s Fair hosted by Gotham City. But while the...

DC animated’s upcoming film, Batman: Gotham by Gaslight will be available from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment January 23, 2018, on Digital and February 6, 2018, on Blu-ray and DVD. In the animated feature which is based on Elseworlds tale by Brian Augustyn and Mike Mignola, we see Batman in the turn of the century as he attempts to protect Gotham City from Jack the Ripper. In the all-new clip (posted below) we get a glimpse of children with some very familiar names.

Did you happen to catch those names? Batman fans will recognize Dickie as in Dick Grayson, Jason as in Jason Todd and “Little Tim” as in Timothy Drake, all who have taken the code name of Robin in the Batman lore.

The film stars Bruce Greenwood as Batman, Jennifer Carpenter as Selina Kyle, Scott Patterson as Jim Gordon, Anthony Head as Alfred Pennyworth, Yuri Lowenthal as Harvey Dent, John Dimaggio as Chief Bullock,...

Inspired by the the one-shot Elseworlds tale by Brian Augustyn and Mike Mignola, Batman: Gotham By Gaslight puts Batman against the real world serial killer, Jack the Ripper. Take a look at the trailer below as well as additional information about the upcoming DC and Warner Bros. Animation film.

Batman: Gotham By Gaslight takes place at the turn of the century as America’s continued industrial revolution is to be showcased at a World’s Fair hosted by Gotham City. But while the world prepares to witness the glittery glory of Gotham’s technological advances, there is a killer loose in the city’s darkest shadows. Preying on the city’s women, this killer is as precise as he is cruel. As Police Commissioner James Gordon tries to calm the fears of Gotham’s citizens regarding the butcher called Jack the Ripper, the masked vigilante Batman enacts his own detective...

We finally have a release date for Batman: Gotham By Gaslight and those waiting for a physical copy will be able to snag the film beginning February 6th. It is possible to get the film sooner, but that's only for the crowd who wants to own it digitally. Those who don't have a problem with that can pick it up January 23rd.

For those who clicked having no clue what this is, think Batman in the time of Jack The Ripper with a bit of a steampunk vibe. You can see the trailer for the feature below, or find the original comics by doing a quick web search! Here's some additional information on the film from the press release:

Batman: Gotham by Gaslight takes place at the turn of the century as America’s continued industrial revolution is to be showcased at a World’s Fair hosted by Gotham City.

Last year, Warner Bros. treated us with the awesome Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders, which saw the likes of Adam West, Burt Ward and Julie Newmar reprise their roles of Batman, Robin and Catwoman, respectively. Being essentially the beginning to a fourth season we never received, it surpassed expectations by retaining the feel of the classic 1960’s television series, while also featuring grandiose action scenes that could’ve never been accomplished on the budget of the show.

Having said that, we’re thrilled to see that its sequel, Batman vs. Two-Face, looks like it may be even better. In addition to the return of the aforementioned actors, expect William Shatner to lend his pipes to the dichotomous Harvey Dent, a character who never actually appeared on the TV show itself during its original run.

As for the rest of the major players, here goes: Jeff Bergman (Joker, Bookworm, Desmond Dumas), Sirena Irwin (Dr.

Burbank, CA (August 14, 2017) – Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment bring together two of pop culture’s all-time heroes – TV’s original Batman and Captain Kirk, Adam West and William Shatner, respectively – to voice the title characters in the full-length, animated feature film, Batman vs. Two-Face. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will make the all-new movie available October 10, 2017 on Digital and October 17, 2017 on Blu-ray™ Combo Pack ($24.98 Srp) and DVD ($19.98 Srp).

As the sequel to the 2016 hit animated film Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders, the all-new Batman vs. Two-Face finds Batman and Robin back in classic 1960s action, protecting Gotham City from some of the most nefarious villains in comics history. But when the mutilated master of multiplicity, Two-Face, begins staging a daring crime wave across Gotham, the Caped Crusaders must work double-time to discover his mysterious secret identity before they can halt his evil-doing – all the while combating the likes of Catwoman,...

Warner Bros. Animation and DC Entertainment bring together two of pop culture's all-time heroes, TV's original Batman and Captain Kirk, Adam West and William Shatner, respectively, to voice the title characters in the full-length, animated feature film, Batman vs. Two-Face. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment will make the all-new movie available October 10, 2017 on Digital and October 17, 2017 on Blu-ray&#8482 Combo Pack ($24.98 Srp) and DVD ($19.98 Srp). The first Batman vs. Two-Face trailer was released last week, which you can check out again below along with the Blu-ray and DVD artwork.

As the sequel to the 2016 hit animated film Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders, the all-new Batman vs. Two-Face finds Batman and Robin back in classic 1960s action, protecting Gotham City from some of the most nefarious villains in comics history. But when the mutilated master of multiplicity, Two-Face, begins staging a daring crime wave across Gotham, the Caped Crusaders must...

Earlier this week, we reported that Los Angles mayor Eric Garcetti and police chief Charlie Beck will light the iconic Bat-Signal on the Los Angeles City Hall, in honor of the late great Adam West, who passed away last week at the age of 88, after a long battle with leukemia. In case you couldn't make it to downtown Los Angeles last night, we have a new video of the Bat-Signal being lit, along with excerpts from the speeches given by Eric Garcetti, Charlie Beck and surprise guest Burt Ward, who played Robin in the original Batman TV series alongside Adam West. We have photos from the event as well. Here's what Burt Ward had to say in his speech.

"My friend Adam would want every single one of you to be incredibly happy, and to be joyous, because he spent his entire life as a performer, making people happy, making them laugh,...

It's time to say goodbye. Recently, the creators and actors of Regular Show bid farewell to the Cartoon Network TV series, Variety reports.In September, we reported season eight would be the last season for the animated show, which follows the lives of two friends — Mordecai the blue jay and Rigby the raccoon. The voice cast includes Mark Hamill (Skips), Roger Craig Smith (Thomas), William Salyers (Rigby), Janie Haddad (Margaret), and Sam Marin (Benson, Pops, and Muscle Man).Read More…...

The end is near! Watch a promo for the Regular Show's TV series finale on Cartoon Network. The animated series is ending on January 6, 2017, with its eighth season finale; there is no season nine. A couple of weeks before the season eight premiere, news broke that it would be the last on Cartoon Network, leaving Regular Show effectively cancelled.The Regular Show voice cast includes: Mark Hamill (Skips), Roger Craig Smith (Thomas), William Salyers (Rigby), Janie Haddad (Margaret), and Sam Marin (Benson, Pops, and Muscle Man). Creator Jg Quintel voices Mordecai and Hi-Five Ghost.Read More…...

When Batman debuted on ABC in 1966, I was not yet eight years old, a prime target for this pop-art event. I was already a diehard comic book fan and couldn’t contain my excitement at seeing the heroes and villains come off the four-color pages and onto our then-new color TV. I was very excited and had no clue just how campy it was. That came later as the reruns began on Wpix and throughout the 1970s.

The Batman phenomenon has proven incredibly influential on several generations of comic book fans, professional writers, artists, and animators, and beyond. Thankfully, whatever legal entanglements there were between Greenway Productions, 20th Century Fox, and Warner Bros got ironed out, allowing a new generation of fans to glory in what is now known as Batman ’66. The latest offering is the direct-to-dvd animated feature Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders, starring the voices of Adam West,...

The spotlight shines on far more than the core trio of iconic stars of Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders. With the likes of primetime television veterans Steven Weber and Thomas Lennon leading the way, the full-length animated feature film boasts a supporting cast of notable voices from across all entertainment mediums and some of the best-loved animated properties.

Adam West (Batman), Burt Ward (Robin) and Julie Newmar (Catwoman) own top billing, but Weber (Wings, iZombie, NCIS: New Orleans) and Lennon (The Odd Couple, Reno 911!) – as trustworthy butler Alfred Pennyworth and Chief O’Hara, respectively – headline an impressive array of actors who were excited to give voice to a role in a Batman film.

In addition to Weber and Lennon, the cast includes:

Jeff Bergman as the Joker and the revered Announcer. Bergman is well known as a voice of Bugs Bunny for more than a quarter of a century...

Believe it or not, we’re about to receive our fourth animated movie headlined by a certain masked hero this year when Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders arrives this fall. The difference, of course, being that this one continues the proud legacy of the television series from the 1960’s, which happens to be celebrating its 50th anniversary.

Although it has been known for some time that Adam West, Burt Ward, and Julie Newmar are reprising their iconic roles of Batman, Robin, and Catwoman, respectively, it has remained a mystery as to who would round out the rest of the cast – until now, that is.

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Due to many members of the TV series’ original cast no longer being with us, the filmmakers had to find the right talent to lend their pipes to the other characters residing in Gotham City. The new recruits include: Steven Weber...

The spotlight shines on far more than the core trio of iconic stars of Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders. With the likes of primetime television veterans Steven Weber and Thomas Lennon leading the way, the full-length animated feature film boasts a supporting cast of notable voices from across all entertainment mediums and some of the best-loved animated properties. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has also released five new photos offering our first look at new characters in the animated movie.

Adam West (Batman), Burt Ward (Robin) and Julie Newmar (Catwoman) own top billing, but Weber (Wings, iZombie, NCIS: New Orleans) and Lennon (The Odd Couple, Reno 911!) - as trustworthy butler Alfred Pennyworth and Chief O'Hara, respectively - headline an impressive array of actors who were excited to give voice to a role in a Batman film. In addition to Weber and Lennon, the cast includes Jeff Bergman as the Joker and the revered Announcer.

The eighth season of the Regular Show premieres on Cartoon Network, Monday September 26th and now news has broken that it will be the last. Deadline has confirmed with Cartoon Network that Regular Show is ending. There is no ninth season in the offing, effectively leaving the Regular Show cancelled.The Regular Show voice cast includes: Mark Hamill (Skips), Roger Craig Smith (Thomas), William Salyers (Rigby), Janie Haddad (Margaret), and Sam Marin (Benson, Pops, and Muscle Man). Creator Jg Quintel voices Mordecai and Hi-Five Ghost. Read More…...

There will be no ninth season for Emmy-winning series Regular Show. Cartoon Network said the series’ eighth season, set to debut on September 26, will be its last. Regular Show, from creator and executive producer Jg Quintel, has followed the lives of best friends and groundskeepers Mordecai (voiced by Quintel) and Rigby (William Salyers) whose lazy afternoon escapades are interrupted by misadventures with their gang of friends. Season eight will present the ultimate…...

Tim here. Our tour of the films submitted for this year's Best Animated Feature Oscar now takes us to the most obscure American-made film on the list, Regular Show: The Movie. It's a spin-off of an absurdist Cartoon Network series – that is, absurdist even by the standards of Cartoon Network – which was given the tiniest whisper of a theatrical release to ensure the publicity of articles like this one. So, a success!

The film has the freaked-out energy of a kid on a sugar rush, and assembles its plot in roughly as coherent a manner: in the future, talking raccoon Rigby (William Salyers) and talking bluebird Mordecai (director & series creator J.G. Quintel), formerly best friends, are on opposite sides of a galactic war to stop a rift in the space-time continuum for devouring all of existence. The only way to do this is for a mortally wounded Rigby to travel back to the present,...

The original Luke Skywalker, Mark Hamill, has joined the season-two cast of Halo 5's 'Hunt the Truth' series.

The famed Star Wars actor is among several other series newcomers whose voices will be featured in the second season, including Tamara Taylor, Vanessa Marshall, Alan Tudyk, Rosa Salazar, Bruce Thomas, Peter Serafinowicz and William Salyers.

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Halo franchise development director Frank O'Connor, 'Hunt the Truth' creative director Noah Eichen and season two lead Janina Gavankar have shared a sound clip from the upcoming season with Time.

The brief recording consists primarily of the voice behind Fero, Gavankar, the rebel leader who saved fictional war journalist Benjamin Giraud from grave danger in the first season.

'Hunt the Truth' aims to expose the "real" story of Master Chief in a series of weekly audio clips, which make up part of Giraud's investigation of the Halo protagonist.

Oh, Dragon Con, how I adore you! Let me count the ways…

They include:

1. The fact that even the airline losing my luggage until 3 a.m. on arrival Thursday feels like something I can roll with, since, after all, the minute I walk in I find old friends (and new) to greet me and take my mind off of things – and to commiserate, and hope with me that all of my toiletries and hand-made costume items are not lost forever in the bowels of Reagan National. Thankfully they weren’t. 2. The costumes, oh the costumes. Including my own! This year, a Harley Quinn / Jake the Dog mash-up (with hand-painted grenades, and my partner-in-crime Poison Ivy / Princess Bubblegum and bonus convertible-to-party-time skirt); Pinky from Pinky & the Brain (with my friend Chicken Boo, who is definitely not a chicken); and Helena from Orphan Black (complete with bloody fortune-teller). Great costumes I saw...

Stars: J.G Quintel, William Salyers, Sam Marin, Mark Hamill, Roger Craig Smith, Janie Haddad Tompkins | Created by J.G Quintel

In my review of The Amazing World of Gumball: Season 1 I spoke about how, as a kid I adored two cartoons in particular – Beavis and Butthead and Ren & Stimpy. I also said that Gumball was, at it’s core, very similar to Ren & Stimpy… Well consider Regular Show to be this generations Beavis and Butthead. Featuring the same ridiculous situations, the same ridiculous humour; and even two best friends who Laugh like Mike Judge’s irreverent duo. All Regular Show is missing is the social commentary and crude toilet humour.

That’s not to say there still isn’t something a little subversive about the series, far from it. Like it’s stable-mates, The Amazing World of Gumball and Adventure Time, Regular Show has just enough “adult” content...

San Diego Comic-Con has released the full schedule of events for Saturday, July 26, following the Thursday and Friday schedules that were released the past two days. You can clickHere to view the lineup in its entirety, which includes numerous comic book panels and events, but we have pulled out all of the movie, DVD and TV-related panels for your convenience.

San Diego Comic-Con has released the full schedule of events for Saturday, July 26, following the Thursday and Friday schedules that were released the past two days. You can clickHere to view the lineup in its entirety, which includes numerous comic book panels and events, but we have pulled out all of the movie, DVD and TV-related panels for your convenience.

Saturday, July 26

The Simpsons

Celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Simpsons-no gifts please-with creator Matt Groening, executive producer Al Jean, supervising director MikeAnderson, and director for life David Silverman.