Tezuka’s influence is felt even stronger in Astro Boy’s second series.

The first anime hit gets an impressive pair of sets collecting the entirety of the English dubbed versions of the show.

The Dark Knight gets an anime makeover in this anthology of tales handled by some of Japan’s best studios. Like any anthology, the results are mixed, but overall these visions of Batman are compelling.

If you loved the original, here’s the story all over again, but this time in spiffy 21st Century-style animation!

This set includes the weakest Scooby ever, but the Richie Rich stories are kind of cute.

This week we have two new reviews for you to enjoy, and they do seem appropriate to put together. First up, a single-disc edition of Bravestarr: The Movie, also known as Bravestarr: The Legend. This film did also show up last year on the impressive “Best Of Bravestarr” set, and in fact I […]

This second volume of the 2002 version of the classic Mattel characters provides plenty of action, though only a couple of truly interesting episodes. However, BCI as usual does a great job of putting it all together in a package that collectors will love.

This cowboys-in-space film marked the beginning of the end for Filmation, but in fact it represents the best of what the studio could accomplish.

We have one DVD review to close up the week, as I take a look at The Muppet Show: Season Three. If you pine for the 1970s, then you should get a kick out of this season, featuring as it does such icons as Sylvester Stallone, Raquel Welch, Jean Stapleton, and many more. […]

1970s icons meet Muppet magic. More Henson greatness. Simple as that.