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Yep, Recess is a late 90's cartoon. Where the kids-in-school cartoon craze like Doug and Pepper Ann were getting big.

I like to think of my 3 webcomic series as times from the 70s, 80s, and 90s of Saturday Mornings. Rebusquest is like a 70s cartoon with its psychedelic lands and kids dressed in turtlenecks and go-go boots. X.O. Seal is like an 80s cartoon with the action-superhero robot craze and girls with...

I really do hope the wacky style of cartoons do come back. Like how the New Mighty Mouse and Ren and Stimpy opened that door back in the early 80s and late 90s. We Bare Bears was like seeing a new type of classic HB cartoons where wild animals talk and mingle with humans.

I remember in Garfield and Friends, Orson wanted to read Booker and Sheldon the story of Cinderella, but the chicks asked if he could replace the wicked stepsiblings with step-ninjas.

Probably so. And I've now seen that some kids want to be Jedi. Swinging things around that look like long pointy lightsabers.

The kids I met at the last Comic Con was dressed as a Jedi. There was even a couple pushing around a baby in a stroller. Would a baby remember a Comic con experience?

Not only do kids seem to want only ninja shows, they want to act like ninjas too. I've seen them jumping and kicking the air and making ninja sounds. They might accidentally hurt someone.

There's also Ninjago, Masters of Spinjitsu. And Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I too remember the ninjas in the way later part of that Simpsons game.

A question. Does anyone know of a device that transfers old cassette tapes into an MP3 file or at least a CD so I can download it onto my computer? I have an old cassette filled with personal recordings and I'm trying to figure out how to get it on my computer to share with the net.

When I was showing off my webcomics at a local comic con, a kid kept asking if I can put ninjas in my cartoons. I've noticed that these days, kids only want to see cartoons and shows with ninjas in them. If you try to read a fairy tale or American history to them, they ask if you could put...

Here's my 17th Skelroy and Bonus story entitled, Death Threats. When the skeletons hear that Death is coming for Whitney and June, they zoom off to try to stop The Reaper's plans. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/s-and-b-ep17-page1.php

Saturday Mornings were the biggest joys in my life. Here are my 10 most favorites by the order of the times they first aired. My very first favorite was a live action show called Uncle Croc's Block, where Charles Nelson Reilly played a grumpy kids show host who showed his own style of...

My friend, Linda Medley, the creator of that popular graphic novel, Castle Waiting, is a big Rebusquest fan. And she even made and sent me a Rebusquest birthday card which I posted on my fan creations site. Check it out please. It's on the top. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/fan-creations.php

I hear that they're making a brand new Dangermouse series. And I'd like to see Dave Coulier's old show, Out of Control, come back in reruns. Or even Turkey Television.

I just want to thank D'Snowth, Yorick, CaseyTheMuppet, C to the J, and Fuzzygobo for being the only MC members who comments on the world of Rebusquest. Your words mean so much to me and is why I keep posting story updates on this forum. :)

One thing I really loved about old Nickelodeon was before the orange logo, there was a silver ball with rainbow letters. And it had the coolest theme song too. I wish they still had that music.

Oh, I am. Thank you, Fuzzygobo. I get my inspirations from classic Sesame Street and from the good old days of Saturday morning shows.

Thank you Yorick. I'm so glad you liked Nat. One of the millions of surreal citizens of Rebusquest.

Here's my 36th Rebusquest story entitled, Mister Disaster. When a dreaded natural disaster approaches Farmer Brownnose's farm, Carson and Reba try to help him protect his animals, plus helping out the cause of this so-called natural disaster. And a special thanks to D'Snowth who always comes up...

Here's my 17th X.O. Seal cartoon entitled, A Seal With Glass. X.O. meets another friend from his superhero academy days. Someone really glassy. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/xo-seal-ep17-page1.php