Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
With multiple shows, toylines, and six big budget movies in their canon in addition to the comic book series, TMNT has captured the imagination of decades of children (and adults) who love their action to come with a side of fun and humor. Do you have a favorite version of the heroes in a half shell?
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There have been many Spider-Man cartoons over the years. Since 1967, when Spider-Man got his first cartoon and that theme song got stuck in the world’s collective brain, he hasn’t been off the TV screens for long. So, over the years, which has been your favorite Spidey cartoon?
DetailsGargoyles
Gargoyles addresses those great, sprawling philosophical questions and acknowledges their complexity in digestible ways. It does what all great stories do: helps us to understand ourselves.
DetailsHarley Quinn
The Harley Quinn Animated Series is unlike anything DC Comics has ever done and it thrives in this sense of originality, helping to establish Harley as a character entirely her own.
DetailsInto the Dark
Into the Dark is a Hulu horror anthology series. Each month, the series releases a new episode, each with the theme of a different holiday, this month being New Years Eve, with the episode “Midnight Kiss”. It focuses on a group of friends as they continue with their New Year’s tradition, and have to face a killer on the loose. Is it worth it to have an episode of a horror series to watch during New Year’s Eve, or not. Let’s find out.
DetailsX-Men: The Animated Series
The movie X-Men has been considered the validation that proved something like the MCU could exist, but this cartoon, I believe, was a front runner for that movie. More than most other cartoons, it brought the actual look, feel, and storytelling of comics to animated life!
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During its original run, DC’s Watchmen famously proposed the idea that the people behind the mask were far from heroes. True to its text, HBO’s Watchmen masterfully explores that very same theme.
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Believe it or not I’m walking on air. I never thought I could feel so free.
DetailsCastle Rock
Set in the Steven King multiverse, Castle Rock follows the community of Castle Rock, Maine. A mystical and evil force enters the town of Castle Rock, killing off the villagers. Is the series a chilling and deserving addition to the Steven King multiverse or an embarrassment that is best left forgotten? Let’s find out.
DetailsWatchmen
At this point, anyone who’s keeping up with Watchmen knows how good it is. Anyone who isn’t watching knows that they need to.
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The following is a list of genre shows that have been canceled since January 1, 2019. No doubt you will already be aware of some but you might also find some surprises! Also…some interesting new series premiering between now and the end of the first quarter of 2020.
DetailsPenny Dreadful
“Penny Dreadful” is somehow as good, or greater, than the sum of its parts – even though those parts include several of the greatest works of fiction ever written – aided by a killer cast, tonnes of moody atmosphere, and John Logan’s Sorkin-esque approach to scripting (with sole writing credit throughout most of the series), bringing everything together into a cohesive whole with its own unique voice and perspective. “Penny Dreadful” is one of the greatest (most underrated) shows of the 21st century.
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