This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is the Harlem Globetrotters. The famed basketball team, founded in … Minorities in cartoons: The Harlem GlobetrottersRead more
A summary of Super Bowl XLVII and technology
This year’s Super Bowl was definitely a memorable one for the halftime show (Beyonce), the “night … A summary of Super Bowl XLVII and technologyRead more
Groundhog Day in cartoons
Today’s Groundhog Day. Given it’s not a major holiday, it’s usually overshadowed as far as holiday … Groundhog Day in cartoonsRead more
Minorities in cartoons: “Where’s Huddles?”
This week’s entry focuses on “Where’s Huddles?,” a short-lived early 1970s primetime animated series centered around pro football players.
How to (legally) watch Super Bowl XLVII online
This Sunday, February 3, brings the annual airing of the US’ most-watched television program of the … How to (legally) watch Super Bowl XLVII onlineRead more
Happy birthday, Aquaman
A look at the in-universe birthday of Aquaman, as well as those of his classic supporting cast.
Cartoon Network announces its 2013-14 season lineup
Update (9/22/13): I have a newer post outlining my thoughts on this season’s shows to date. … Cartoon Network announces its 2013-14 season lineupRead more
Films I’ve missed: “Superman/Batman: Apocalypse”
My review of the 2010 direct-to-video animated film “Superman/Batman: Apocalypse,” a retelling of Supergirl’s origin story.
Minorities in cartoons: President Barack Obama
This week’s “minorities in cartoons” entry is one I should’ve written sooner, but finally have gotten … Minorities in cartoons: President Barack ObamaRead more
Anthony’s miscellaneous comics picks for April 2013
Wrapping April up, here’s what’s of interest from various miscellaneous comic companies in April 2013. IDW … Anthony’s miscellaneous comics picks for April 2013Read more