I love starting off blog-columns with Space Ghost! This new cartoon one is no exception. Batman: The Brave & The Bold is a cartoon targeted toward younger viewers, but gained an older audience because of it's willingness to showcase esoteric DC heroes who could never have a cartoon of their own (Blue Beetle, Metamorpho, Bat-Mite!). In 2011, Paul Dini and friends wrote Space Ghost into the series. As it turns out, Batman has a totally badass space ship, he can breath without oxygen, and he's friends with Space Ghost. This cartoon is probably the best Space Ghost has looked in any of his cartoon-iteration; in the old 1960s Saturday morning series, he usually used one power per episode as to not go over budget. In this cartoon, he uses every power in his arsenal to stop the space dinosaurs. The cartoon ends with a really morbid pun. Check it out!
Monday, September 23, 2013
Amazing Animation: Space Ghost meets Batman!
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I love starting off blog-columns with Space Ghost! This new cartoon one is no exception. Batman: The Brave & The Bold is a cartoon targeted toward younger viewers, but gained an older audience because of it's willingness to showcase esoteric DC heroes who could never have a cartoon of their own (Blue Beetle, Metamorpho, Bat-Mite!). In 2011, Paul Dini and friends wrote Space Ghost into the series. As it turns out, Batman has a totally badass space ship, he can breath without oxygen, and he's friends with Space Ghost. This cartoon is probably the best Space Ghost has looked in any of his cartoon-iteration; in the old 1960s Saturday morning series, he usually used one power per episode as to not go over budget. In this cartoon, he uses every power in his arsenal to stop the space dinosaurs. The cartoon ends with a really morbid pun. Check it out!
I love starting off blog-columns with Space Ghost! This new cartoon one is no exception. Batman: The Brave & The Bold is a cartoon targeted toward younger viewers, but gained an older audience because of it's willingness to showcase esoteric DC heroes who could never have a cartoon of their own (Blue Beetle, Metamorpho, Bat-Mite!). In 2011, Paul Dini and friends wrote Space Ghost into the series. As it turns out, Batman has a totally badass space ship, he can breath without oxygen, and he's friends with Space Ghost. This cartoon is probably the best Space Ghost has looked in any of his cartoon-iteration; in the old 1960s Saturday morning series, he usually used one power per episode as to not go over budget. In this cartoon, he uses every power in his arsenal to stop the space dinosaurs. The cartoon ends with a really morbid pun. Check it out!
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