The beloved ThunderCats series is making a comeback with a new iteration set to debut on Cartoon Network in the near future. Check out the first trailer below.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that Arnold Schwarzenegger will star in a new animated series and comic book aptly titled The Governator. The project is being co-developed by the one and only Stan Lee (co-creator of Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, X-Men, Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, etc.) and it set to premiere in 2012.
The Governator will have a high-tech lair beneath his Brentwood home, complete with super vehicles and a variety of Super Suits that allow him to fly and do other superhero stuff (I’m guessing there will be a suit that makes him super strong and super fast, etc), and a team of sidekicks, such as Zeke Muckerberg (a play on Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook founder), a 13-year-old computer whiz.
Each episode/issue will consist of the Governator facing off against an evil organization called Gangsters Imposters Racketeers Liars & Irredeemable Ex-cons (G.I.R.L.I.E. Men, for short).
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Good news, everyone! Comedy Central has ordered an additional 26 episodes of Futurama that will air as two seasons in 2012 and 2013. This is the same amount of episodes ordered a couple years ago with the first half airing in 2010 and the other half set to air this summer.
It’s debated whether or not the 26 episode orders are one season, or two, as they are air in 13 episode chunks. If we’re basing things off of 26 episodes, this means Futurama just got renewed for a seventh season. If we’re going off 13 episode splits, it means it just got renewed for its eight and ninth seasons. Then there’s the fact that the four direct-to-dvd movies were split into 16 episodes and referred to officially as season 5. Regardless of technicalities, Futurama is set to be on the air through Summer 2013. Not bad for a once-cancelled show.
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X-Men launches on Japan’s Animax channel on April 1 and later this year on G4 in North America.
Check out the first image from the upcoming TMNT show on Nickelodeon, scheduled to debut in 2012.
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Check out this behind the scenes look at Disney’s animated series Fish Hooks.
Tron Uprising is set to premiere Summer 2012 on Disney XD. The series is written by Tron: Legacy writers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz. It will feature the voices of Elijah Wood, Mandy Moore, Paul Reubens, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Nate Corddry, Lance Henriksen and Bruce Boxleitner. The series serves as a bridge between the Tron and Tron: Legacy films.
A while back we posted a couple of video clips for a new animated show called Trunk Train. Fast forward a few months and the first episode is now available online (embedded below). However, it is not in English, so you’ll have to click on the “cc” (closed caption) button to enable subtitles. The red and white “cc” button appears after you press play. It’s definitely worth a look. The animation is top-notch and it’s very entertaining. We wish the folks at Copa Studio luck in finding English distribution.
The X-Men are reunited following the death of a teammate, and are summoned by Charles Xavier to Japan following the abduction of Hisako Ichiki (Armor). There, they confront the U-Men, a lunatic cult that steals and transplants mutant organs to further strengthen their own army. The anime will premiere on Animax on April 1.
Check out this 3D animated Coca-Cola Super Bowl Commercial.
Check out this stop-motion animated commercial for Brisk, starring Eminem.
Check out this 3D animated commercial by Volkswagen, promoting the new Beetle automobile.
Back in October, 2010 artist Banksy designed a much-talked about, and some would say controversial, Simpsons intro, which you can see here. Now Banksy has made public his storyboards for his highly praised intro.
Check out the debut episode for FOX’s newest Sunday animated show, Bob’s Burgers. Catch new episodes Sundays at 8:30/7:30c, right after The Simpsons.