Love these movies! The imagination is not limited in this genre. Science Fi; Horror; Fantasy; Noir and everything in between. You can't get weird enough when telling a story that has no rules. I have seen all of them and each is worth watching over and over again. 10 The Addams Family (2019) They're Creepy and Cooky but what's to say that they are the weird ones in town? Well, the town, I guess. But that's just the start of the troubles that result in showing up at the house

10.Boog: a 900-pound pampered smooth-talking male grizzly bear. He had been raised from a cub by a Park Ranger, Beth. He was use to safety; meals and love with no worries of what will come next. He entertained kids for crying out loud. Not dangerous. Until he meets his new best friend, Elliot, who is a nit wit Mule Deer. Boog sees that the wild is where he belongs as he finds his purpose to help his new friends. 9.Fozzy: He is started off as a stand up comedian on The Muppet

10.Secret Squirrel - 'Atom Ant/Secret Squirrel Show' (1965) : Purple bucket hat with eye holes - Think of James Bond if he was a 2 dimensional squirrel that was created by Hanna-Barbara. Add a white trench coat and a purple spy hat that covers the eyes and possesses endless amount of gadgets. With his sidekick, Morocco Mole, Secret Squirrel is sent on ridiculous missions for the good of all mankind. And the way they save the day is equal amount of intentional and accidental c

I like the color of green. I like cartoons and comics. So why not talk about both in a lovely top ten. These are one I really love. I mean I go back these characters anytime it means a show or movie, and most definitely a comic book. A great ride when you add video games in there because that the best of all worlds. 10.Swamp Thing (DC Comics) Alec Hollen was a scientist, typical trope. Studied plant life in the Louisiana swamp land. I smell an origin story. Wife killed and h

45 Molly (The Peanuts) 44 Belle (The Peanuts) 43 Olaf (The Peanuts) 42 Spike (The Peanuts) 41 Rush (Mega Man) 40Scooby Dumb (Scooby Doo) 39 Goddard (Jimmy Newtron) 38 Foofer (Foofer) 37 Dyno Mutt (Blue Falcon) 36 Cooler (Pound Puppies) 35 Dino (The Flintstones) 34 Astro (The Jetsons) 33 Brian (Family Guy) 32 Santa's Little Helper (The Simpsons) 31 Spike (Rug Rats) 30 Courage The Cowardly Dog (Courage The Cowardly Dog) 29 Muttley (Whacky Races) 28 Hong Kong Phooey (Hong King P

My Dad and I use to have some interesting conversations about various topic. Movies, music, and TV, mainly but, occasionally more odd topics would arise. One in particular is Batman’s sidekick, Robin. There have been five official incarnations of Robin in the comics since the forties and some more well liked then others. Robin has been a girl once, lethal, more of a detective, but always backing Batman up at some point. That brings me to Dad’s favorite nickname for the charac

I have read a lot of comics in my life. I still love the genre as I reach fifty. There is so much that can be done with ease in comic...

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'Scooby Doo Where Are You?' came out in 1968. Hanna Barbara struck gold with this show. A Great Dane teamed up with two guys and two girls (all teenagers). One is the leader, Fred, who always has a plan. Velma, the smart one who can think through the problems. Daphne, well meaning but a bit clumsy and pretty. And Shaggy, the comic relief. He and Scooby Doo (The Dog) are coward who want to get out of trouble and eat. Funny enough, Scooby and Shaggy are the ones who save the da

Definition: Anthropomorphic: described or thought of as having a human form or human attributes. In this situation, has an exaggerated appearance that resembles an animal but walks; talks; thinks and might wear clothes like a human/person. In cartoon/comic realities, much of the time, no one seems to notice that these differences should be alarming. Different Rules. The list is made up of cartoons and comic strips that I hope any and all will take time to find out more about

Yeah, Charles Schulz had a tendency of pairing up his characters for particular story lines that continued on for decades in some cases. Each revisited from time to time that worked for building this beloved cast. 1. Charlie Brown and Snoopy: Snoopy is Charlie Brown's dog who acts more like a brother. Always gets the best of his owner. Snoopy is loyal to his Charlie Brown. 2. Charlie Brown and Linus: Best Friends though Linus is slightly younger. Linus offers Charlie Brown sa

Bruce Wayne has never gotten over the loss of his parents. He could never have stopped the murder from happening, but I believe that he...