Marvel's Captain America Almost Got An Animated Television Series In The '90s
In an era when several major Marvel characters were getting their own animated TV shows, Captain America came close to headlining his own series.
Read MoreIn an era when several major Marvel characters were getting their own animated TV shows, Captain America came close to headlining his own series.
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Read MoreWhile Scott Pilgrim Takes Off could've told more stories about Scott (Michael Cera) and the gang, Netflix elected against continuing the animated series.
Read MoreMel Brooks' Spaceballs is finally getting a movie sequel, but it's already inspired an animated spin-off show that few people probably remember or know about.
Read MoreMister Miracle, based on Tom King and Mitch Gerads's Eisner Award-winning comic, is becoming a TV show set in the new DC Universe.
Read MoreMufasa and Simba's family tree in The Lion King franchise is a bit complicated, thanks to adoptive brothers, prequels, and sequels. Let's break it down.
Read MoreThe animated series The Batman, which ran from 2004-2008, featured a theme song composed by a famous rock star for its first two seasons.
Read MoreJudging by the first episode, the Marvel Cinematic Universe animated series Eyes of Wakanda is doing the same thing the Star Wars franchise excels at.
Read MoreAmong other reasons, the season 13 premiere of South Park was notable for its scathing parody of the Jonas Brothers. Here's how the band felt about the episode.
Read MoreStar Wars: Visions season 3 will take the franchise where it's never gone before (and from a whole new perspective) with the stormtrooper short 'Black.'
Read MoreThe Ren & Stimpy Show was both groundbreaking and influential, but it also suffered from some serious behind-the-scenes issues.
Read MoreHere are the five essential episodes of Batman: The Animated Series that you should definitely check out if you've never seen the show.
Read MoreRick and Morty playfully wears its inspirations on its sleeve, and the animated sci-fi comedy pulled from an HBO drama for season 8.
Read MoreThere are always horror stories about studio control of TV shows, but Adult Swim is happy to let Rick & Morty stay unhinged.
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Read MoreThere's more to '80s cartoons than G.I. Joe, Transformers, and He-Man. Here are some long-forgotten favorites we'd love to see get another chance to thrive.
Read MoreSometimes, film and TV get meta by creating fake programming within their narratives, and these are the best fake TV shows from real movies and TV shows.
Read MoreFor Pride Month, take a look at this roster of the best LGBTQ+ TV shows, ranging from quirky comedies to powerful dramas and more.
Read MoreThere have been many Marvel projects over the years, and one of the strangest (and most violent) is this overlooked animated series.
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