Toonami was one of the most chill places to watch action cartoons. The Cartoon Network block embraced lo-fi beats and a sleek sci-fi setting. Hosted by the smooth-voiced Moltar and TOM ...

Genndy Tartakovsky, Craig McCracken, J.G. Quintel, Rebecca Sugar, Pendleton Ward, and Adam Muto talk about their experiences ...

well, cartoons, laughed when asked if the ... For fans who may be hesitant to give a live-action show on Cartoon Network a shot, Werb points out his series has two things that set it apart from ...

Toonami was a popular programming block on Cartoon Network that featured action cartoons and anime favorites like Dragon Ball Z. The brand existed in one form or another between 1997 to 2008.

Generator Rex is also from Man of Action, the collective who ... This is an evolution of our brand. Dear Cartoon Network: Your brand is cartoons. While you may be going through brand puberty ...

Cartoon Network launched on October ... remain so beloved that “do it like the cartoons” is an oft-said refrain when it comes to the live action counterparts of these characters.

Live-action franchises aren't the only properties getting reboots, remakes, and revivals these days. Cartoons have been ... Modern Life and Invader Zim. Cartoon Network made some similar moves ...

The schedule for both breaks down as such (in ET): Cartoon Cartoons were originally one of the biggest endeavors in Cartoon Network in the 2000s as it was largely where many of their original ...

Cartoon Network Studios (CNS) unveiled TODAY Cartoon Cartoons, the next evolution of its prolific animated shorts program, signaling the studio's largest commitment to animated shorts production ...