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Tag Archives: Warner Brothers
Cool Stuff! Batman: The Brave and the Bold – Season One, Part 1 on DVD
O.K., I admit that this isn’t really traditional Golden Age stuff, but I’ve got to tell you how much I have enjoyed previewing Batman: The Brave and the Bold Season 1, Part 1 on a pre-release DVD set from Warner … Continue reading
Almost as Good as the Golden Age, Part 2 – Superman the Complete Animated Series
Hot on the heels of Justice League: The Complete Series, Warner Bothers has hit another home run with its relase of Superman: The Complete Animated Series. This seven disc set will be available for you to own on DVD when … Continue reading
Almost as Good as the Golden Age: Justice League – The Complete Series
One of my favorite animated series of all time was Batman: The Animated Series. I thought it captured the Batman of the Golden Age (by intent or otherwise) better than any “modern” treatment of Batman in film. In recent years, … Continue reading
Green Lantern – First Flight
One of my favorite Golden Age superheroes is the Green Lantern (Alan Scott) who made his debut in the pages of All American Comics #16 (July 1940). I covered this honored member of the Justice Society of America in Podcast … Continue reading
My Golden Age, Part II – Classic Peanuts
Back in May, I posted about some great 1960’s and 70’s animation DVD sets being offered by Warner Home Entertainment from “my Golden Age”. Back then, in addition to being a comic book and Saturday morning cartoon fan, there was one … Continue reading