(AfroGamers.com) In many ways, Todd McFarlane’s Spawn was way ahead of other superhero cartoons that were out in the 1990s. The main thing is that it was the most mature of them all and this is purely because it was on HBO. The Hopeful 2025 Spawn Film The reason I ...
(AfroGamers.com) For several years on AfroGamers, we’ve gone into cartoons whether it’s Western-style animation or anime. There was a trip in time to take just to see what rocked and wonder why some stuff existed. At the beginning of August 2023, Cartoon Network will go off the air after almost ...
(AfroGamers.com) In 1985, ThunderCats aired and for those who saw it when it originally aired, it was pretty groundbreaking compared to most animated action-adventure series at the time. It had more style to it than G.I Joe and He-Man as well as better animation. If anything, it was similar to ...
(AfroGamers.com) While I’ll be the first to say that show writing got better as the decades went on, there are a few cartoons that had writing that was good for it at that time. Nowadays, there are complaints from some cartoon connoisseurs that remakes and reboots offer little new and ...
(AfroGamers.com) Like any other Nintendo franchise, Pokemon is a game of mysteries that have never been answered and will likely never be answered. It’s just the way that the Pokemon games and anime goes where some mysteries about the Pokeworld just won’t be addressed. Let’s look at five lingering questions ...
(AfroGamers.com) Dragon Ball is one of my all-time favorite media franchises and it has amassed over 30 years of lore since 1989. In that 30-plus years of lore that I believe we’ll find new stories in the franchise. There Are New Stories Left to Tell and Old Stories Never Told ...
(AfroGamers.com) “Post-apocalypse” is my favorite genre of fiction. Fallout is in my top three favorite game franchises and Mad Max is one of my favorite film franchises. On television, there are plenty sci-fi shows that fit the bill but ended up getting cut short or ending on a whimper. Let’s ...
(AfroGamers.com) In the fall of 1995, I was a 10-year-old youngster when Dragon Ball first aired on the our then staticky, unreliable UPN affiliate station. Anime as a whole was about to see a major boom in the next few years but I’m guessing UPN was the best option for ...
(AfroGamers.com) As a kid growing up during the 1990s, I remember the times where many other urban kids like me that grew up during that time either had an NES or Sega Genesis, but I was one of a handful of urban kids that got the experience of playing video ...
(AfroGamers.com) The Meteor Man was a 1993 superhero film starring comedian Robert Townsend as the titular hero. Now, if you only vaguely remember the film or don’t remember it all, don’t worry. The movie was pretty much a flop as it had about a $20 million budget and only made ...