Usa Cartoons News: April 2016

Saturday, 30 April 2016

Spider-Man Strategizes with Science in a New Animated Clip More on Marvel.com: http://marvel.com/news/tv/25255/spider-man_strategizes_with_science_in_a_new_animated_clip#ixzz47NGcWIqu

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Spider-Man uses his big brain to take down a massive foe in a clip from "Marvel's Ultimate Spider-Man:

Doctor Octopus concocts a powerful deterrent for Flash Thompson in a clip from "Marvel's Ultimate.

Every day we celebrate Captain America's 75 anniversary by looking deep into the Marvel Unlimited archives and going through some of Steve Rogers' most thrilling adventures. Happy diamond anniversary Sentinel of Liberty!

Every day we celebrate Captain America's 75th anniversary by looking deep into the Marvel Unlimited archives and going through some of Steve Rogers' most thrilling adventures.

Star Wars Spotlight: Boba Fett - Enemy of the Empire.

Each week Star Wars Spotlight combs through the digital archives of Marvel Unlimited to showcase one classic story from that distant galaxy filled with Jedi, Sith, princesses, scoundrels and droids.

Every day Marvel.com celebrates Captain America's 75th anniversary by looking deep into the Marvel Unlimited archives to showcase some of his most thrilling and important adventures.

The Marvel Universe stands on the brink of war. While heroes divide over whether they should use knowledge of the future to stop crimes before they happen,

Amidst the chaos of Avengers: Standoff!, a variety of heroes have stepped up to defend what innocence the community of Pleasant Hill still possesses.

Cartoon Network to Revive ‘Ben 10’

Cartoon Network wants a second lease on life for “Ben 10.”
The cable outlet, part of Time Warner’s Turner, plans to introduce a new version of the popular animated series, which debuted in 2006.

Cartoon Network is giving a fresh take on Ben 10, launching a new animated series about the alien-powered kid hero. Cartoon Network Studios is producing for a fall 2016 premiere on the network’s international.

WWE stars reimagined as cartoons in new Seth Green project

EVER wondered what your favourite WWE superstars would look like as cartoons when they were kids? No? Well, Seth Green has.

A good cartoonist isn’t a fan of drawing obituary cartoons. Sometimes a figure is so big you have to. And rarely, but it happens, a figure was so influential that you want to.

Cartoon Network announced today that it would renew both Uncle Grandpa and Steven Universe through five seasons.
Uncle Grandpa, created by Pete Browngardt, is currently nearing the end of its second season, while Steven Universe, by Rebecca Sugar, will start its third season this June. While the network didn’t give a number on how many new episodes will be in seasons 4 and 5 of each show, you can rest assured that there’s plenty more episodes of both shows headed your way.
Cartoon Network also announced that starting next month, Uncle Grandpa will become the host of a new Saturday morning programming block called “Good Mornings with Uncle Grandpa.”

Eric Goldberg Animated A ‘Simpsons’ Couch Gag

Animation master Eric Goldberg (Aladdin’s Genie, Hercules’ Phil, the “Rhapsody in Blue” sequence of Fantasia 2000) created a Golden Age Hollywood-inspired Simpsons couch gag.

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Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator and star of the historical hip-hop musical “Hamilton,” recently shared with the New York Times an unlikely source of inspiration: the life of Warner Bros. animation director Chuck Jones.

After two straight weeks atop the global box office charts and over $500 million in worldwide gross, Disney’s The Jungle Book is on its way toward becoming one of the studio’s most successful live-action remakes to date.

Jeffrey Katzenberg. (Photo via Shutterstock.)

No, not yet. News that the publicly-traded DreamWorks Animation was in discussions with Japan’s SoftBank broke last Saturday afternoon via Hollywood Reporter.

After years of searching for a buyer, Dreamworks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg may have finally found one for his company: Comcast Corp.

Saluting Captain America: The Winter Soldier

The battle begins this June at your local comic shop. Which side will you choose? Do you stand with Captain Marvel or will you side with Iron Man.

Spinning out of the blockbuster Avengers: Standoff! crossover comes an all-new team of Thunderbolts! Marvel is pleased to present a look inside THUNDERBOLTS #1, the high-octane new series launching this May!

Wade Wilson better clean up the break room and get some new cubicles set up, because the Mercs for Money go full-time this summer.

"DC Universe Online Legends #1" cover by Ed Benes

DC Comics will begin releasing some of its titles bi-weekly in 2016, according to reports from CBR and BleedingCool. No specific titles have been identified as being part of this new effort,

100s of Episodes of Genius!

Comic books and cartoons have long gone hand in hand, with Fleischer’s iconic Superman shorts influencing comic books all the way back in the ‘40’s –

Choose Your Side! Your Look Inside Civil War II

This is it! War comes to the Marvel Universe this June as the Earth-shattering comics event of 2016 comes to comic shops with a jam-packed double-size issue! Today, Marvel is pleased to present your exciting look inside CIVIL WAR II #1, from chartbusting creators Brian Michael Bendis and David Marquez!

Russell Dauterman, cover artist of THE MIGHTY THOR, gives you a playlist of music to listen to while reading the series!

Every day Marvel.com celebrates Captain America's 75th anniversary by looking deep into the Marvel Unlimited archives to showcase some of his most thrilling and important adventures.

Each week Star Wars Spotlight combs through the digital archives of Marvel Unlimited to showcase one classic story from that distant galaxy filled with Jedi, Sith, princesses, scoundrels and droids.

Every day Marvel.com celebrates Captain America's 75th anniversary by looking deep into the Marvel Unlimited archives to showcase some of his most thrilling and important adventures.

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Baahubali, Piku, Tanu Weds Manu Returns and Bajirao Mastani are some of the top-grossers of 2016. They are also the winners of the top awards at the 63rd National Film Awards announced on Monday.

Bollywood actor Salman Khan hockey captain Sardar Singh. PTI

Some 25 years ago, former Indian athlete Praveen Kumar was travelling by train through Punjab. At a station deep in the northern state, hundreds of people gathered outside his compartment

Rock Dog, the Chinese-American co-production directed by Ash Brannon (Toy Story 2, Surf’s Up), came out with a new teaser yesterday. The film is produced by Chinese companies Huayi Brothers and Mandoo Pictures.

Enlight Media, which is among China’s largest private film companies, has its sights set on becoming a global animation powerhouse, announcing an aggressive plan to produce 22 animated features through a new entity called Coloroom Pictures.

Happy 60th Birthday, Disneyland! Here are Your Best (and Worst) Animation-Based Attractions

Walt Disney’s dream of imagineering a magical wonderland for the public came true six decades ago, opening on July 17, 1955. So let’s spend a few minutes today talking about Disneyland’s most, and least, notable animation-specific attractions.

Batman, Superman, Bugs Bunny, Tom & Jerry, and Scooby-Doo are headed to the Middle East.
A Warner Bros. theme park that will make generous use of the company’s DC Comics,

Cartoons That Might No Longer Be Appropriate in 2016: ‘Animaniacs’

Steven Spielberg Presents Animaniacs premiered 23 years ago, which may not seem like such a long time ago, but in the context of America’s evolving cultural consciousness, it may as well have been 123 years ago.

Animation master Eric Goldberg (Aladdin’s Genie, Hercules’ Phil, the “Rhapsody in Blue” sequence of Fantasia 2000) created a Golden Age Hollywood-inspired Simpsons couch gag.

Editor’s Note: Before TV-loving little girls got schooled in one-dimensional femininity from movies rated PG13 and up, male-centric cartoons like ‘TaleSpin’, ‘Dexter’s Laboratory’, ‘Johnny Quest’, ‘Swat Kats’, had already pushed them (as viewers and as characters) to the periphery. But there were others who were turning the TV-tide for little girls everywhere