Cartoons

When a great city is threatened by a wide assortment of supervillians, they shoot up the fireworks to summon the Mighty Heroes. This sextet of stumble bum heroes go out to confront the menace at hand, and with a great deal of difficulty, usually carry...

Chilly Willy the Penguin Premiered December 21, 1953 and last aired September 25th, 1972 Chilly Willy is a cartoon character, a diminutive penguin living in Fairbanks, Alaska. Chilly Willy appeared in 57 theatrical shorts subjects produced by Walter...

The surreal nautical adventures of Drinky Crow and Uncle Gabby: a permanently sozzled crow and a drunken Irish monkey. The main characters are constantly at war with the French, who are all alligators. Mostly, though, this show bears lurid testament to...

Bearing little resemblance to the Mary Shelly character or his creation, Frankenstein Jr. was a friendly thirty-foot robot invented by Buzz Conroy, the son of a scientist, Frank Jr. fought off such enemies as the Colossal Junk Monster and the Alien Brain...

The Brown Hornet is a cartoon-within-a-cartoon which is a spin-off on the animated series Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids from 1979 to approximately 1984. The Brown Hornet was a show that Fat Albert's gang watched on a barely working TV in their clubhouse...

These are the six minute episodes that aired with The New Adventures of Superman (1966-70), The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure (1967-1968), and The Batman/Superman Hour (1968-1969) involving episodes of young Clark Kent evading class to save the day...

This collection of 97 animated shorts is some of the many cartoons over the years that have either gone unreleased due to their content or censored for play in theatres and on television. These fully restored shorts are not only entertaining cartoons,...

RIKI-OH (1989-90) is a two-part Japanese anime adaptation of the manga (comic book) by Masahiko Takakumi about a superhuman young martial artist and his adventures in a near-future Japan marked by social and political breakdown. It's a violent,...

Star Wars Animated Fan Films 14 of the best animated Star War fan films ever made including the South Park Wars Trailers. Please checkout the photo for the listing of the cartoons. In Color, Region 0, Made for Television

Beany and Cecil began in 1949 as a kids' puppet show titled "Time For Beany". It was created by legendary cartoon director Bob Clampett and featured the voices of Daws Butler and Stan Frebwerg. The series followed the hijinks and adventures of the crew...

A Decepticon prison ship crashes on Earth and Optimus Prime summons Bumblebee to lead a ragtag team of Autobots - including a bad-boy rebel type, a by-the-book Elite Guard cadet, a loudmouth Dinobot and a hyperactive Mini-con. Their mission: capture an...

For the first time on DVD, Pink Floyd's classic album "The Wall" is perfectly sync'd with the animated feature "Alice in Wonderland". Take a magical trip through Alice's dreams as Pink Floyd jams out to the different scenes making it an experience you...