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Thank you. Superhero cartoons can be filled with such creativity.

Here's a third Mulligan Stew episode where we learn about how people from around the world eat nutritious.

Suppose you had a chance to get your show made. Who would be on your dream writing and directing crew? If any of my webcomics like Rebusquest, X.O. Seal, or Skelroy and Bonus ever got animated, I would write the stories myself, along with Richard Mueller, Phil Lollar, and Bill Kopp writing some...

Wishing you a great birthday, Snowthy. Hope Steve D'Monster gets you something great. :)

Here's another Mulligan Stew episode where we learn about the right foods to take on a camping trip or when emergencies happen.

This was an early educational show that aired on Sunday mornings called, Animals-Animals-Animals. Hosted by Hal Linden. Each week, they'd teach us about a different animal species through poems, songs, and cartoons made by Yellow Submarine's Al Brodax. Here's one episode that also features...

Here's a second trailer for the Super 4 series. So you can hear what the voices sound like.

The new Mr. M episode was quite interesting. Even though Mr. M doesn't have moveable fingers anymore like in the original series. And that Muffin reminds me of another talking muffin I once saw on Sesame Street. And the new Mr. C looks more cooler.

Starring.... BILLY BOB THOMPSON: Prince Alex VERONICA TAYLOR (AKA: KATHLEEN McINERNY): Ruby the Pirate, Fairy Queen JORDAN CARLOS: Agent Gene SARAH NATOCHENNY: Twinkle the Fairy MIKE POLLOCK: The King TOM WAYLAND: The Black Baron MARC THOMPSON: Sharkbeard JASON GRIFFITH: Dr. X TYLER BUNCH...

I'm into this new cartoon series from France I found on Netfix the other day. The Super 4. Inspired from those Playmobil toys. About 4 teenage heroes from different lands, Prince Alex the Knight, Ruby the Pirate, Gene the Secret Agent, and Twinkle the Fairy, and their small pet Alien. They join...

There was an 80's Rankin/Bass cartoon called Tigersharks where Camille voiced all the female characters.

Another Rankin/Bass show that looked cool was Tomfoolery. It reminds me a lot of the Muppet Show with it's weird characters, jokes, and musical numbers.

In the new Flintstones DVD, The Flintstones and WWE; Stone Age Smackdown. John O'Hurley was the new voice of Mr. Slate. When I heard Mr. Slate speak in that movie, I immediately thought, That's Mr. Peterman from Seinfeld!

I just heard that long time Hanna-Barbera voice actor, John Stephenson, passed away a couple of days ago at age 91. John was famous for voicing Mr. Slate from the Flintstones, as well as some of the fake monsters from Scooby Doo, Doc, Philo, and Gunge from the Animated Fraggle Rock, and some of...

After Silverhawks, R/B made a weekend variety show cartoon called, The Comic Strip. Featuring 4 different shows. Karate Kat, Mini Monsters, Street Frogs, and Tigersharks. Tigersharks was like Thundercats and Silverhakws, only these were characters who were half human, half fish.

I wonder if Bacon Bill is made of soy bacon, so he can fit into the veggie world.

Thank you. :) Yeah, it was fun creating cave-people and dressing them up like a certain stone age family. And yes, it took 35 stories, but every letter of the alphabet finally bonked Carson, so I had to have a reason to celebrate.

Here's my 35th Rebusquest story entitled, Caving In. Carson and Reba travel back in time to the stone age to stop the villainous Puzz McPuzzler from destroying the very first rebus ever. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/rq-ep35-page1.php

What I liked about the original LP was when the Letter Boys were introduced, they were in different categories. Like Mr. M, T, F, H, and N represented body parts. Mr. B, Z, P, S and V represented clothing. Mr. L, D, G, and C represented food. Mr, K, W, and Y represented verbs. Mr. J and R...

Heather Ferreira did write the Rebusquest theme song and tried to make it something like how Joe Raposo would compose. http://www.therebusquestwebsite.com/theme-song.php