Pokemon All-Stars Collection 2 DVD Review


Pokemon All-Stars Collection 2 DVD Review

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Synopsis: Following the Pokemon 10th Anniversary celebration set, the Pokemon All Stars will have the next ten DVD releases commemorating top Pokemon characters. Each disc showcases a single character with three classic episodes featuring their adventures.

Contains Pokemon All-Stars volumes 11-20:
Meowth
Treecko
Psyduck
Wobbuffet
Lapras
Totodile
Skitty
Chikorita
Torchic
Jigglypuff
Onix

Review: Here at DVD Legion..we love Pokemon.  We’ve been watching Pokemon faithfully since it premiered in the United States back in 1998.    The show has constantly evolved and continued its storyline, even while following a very similar formula.

I’ve tried to keep up with the many, many DVD releases of the many, many incarnations of the show over the years.  Its been difficult.   Not only to keep track of what is out there, but to financially keep up with it all.  My kids now love Pokemon too, and I wanted something great for them to watch.   These All-Star collections are perfect.  They give about three episodes spotlighting a specific Pokemon.  This set has ten discs in all, thats 30 episodes!  Viz really did a great job of compiling all of these volumes into one affordable set.

This release is fantastic for kids looking to have a nice variety of Pokemon to experience.  The adult fans can really enjoy this set also, especially if you have a hard time keeping up with all the various releases out there.  This is a ton of episodes in one place that are fun to watch and span a good variety of characters.  This one is a must-have.

Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars

Max Fleischer's Superman: 1941-1942 (2009) DVD Review

Max Fleischer's Superman: 1941-1942 DVD Review

Max Fleischer's Superman: 1941-1942 (2009)
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Synopsis: The Superman animated cartoons, commonly known as the "Fleischer Superman Cartoons" were a series of seventeen animated Technicolor short films, which were based upon the comic book character Superman. These groundbreaking theatrical shorts are the very first animated DC Comics Superman cartoons and the first cartoon entitled ?Superman? to be nominated for an Academy Award® (Short Film - Animated). Each cartoon is brimming with action and special effects, beautifully drawn and colored, braced with fabulous background paintings and brought to life with realistic movement. These animated shorts are seen as some of the finest, and certainly the most lavishly budgeted, cartoons produced during the Golden Age of animation.

Review: What do you say about the Fleischer Studios Superman cartoon? It has been a major influence on every animator since, most notably it highly influenced the cult favorite Batman: The Animated Series in both tone and design. A total of 17 cartoons were produced between 1941-1943 and released in theaters. The animation was ahead of its time, largely in part thanks to the huge budget at the time ($50,000 per short) and the technique of Rotoscoping.

This 2-disc collection has the complete collection of shorts. If you haven't seen these, you're in for a real treat. They honestly don't feel like something that could emerge from the early 1940s. They're still visionary and entertaining. The WWII progaghanda interlaced in the shorts help to date them, and also provide a great historical relic. This set is absolutely essential for any comic book fan, historian and animation collector! This set includes the new "The Man, The Myth, Superman" featurette, which has a great look at the concept of the superman.

Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars

Star Wars: Clone Wars "A Galaxy Divided" DVD Review

Star Wars: Clone Wars "A Galaxy Divided" DVD Review


Star Wars: Clone Wars "A Galaxy Divided" DVD Review
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Product Description:
The "Clone Wars" goes back to the original Star Wars film when Obi-Wan Kenobi tells Luke Skywalker that he was once a Jedi knight the same as your father and that they fought together in the Clone Wars. Since that moment fans have been obsessed with what the clone wars were. This new TV series takes place immediately after the events of Star Wars-Episode II: Attack of the Clones. The series follows Obi-Wan Kenobi and his apprentice Anakin Skywalker and introduces us to some new characters such as Ahsoka Tano a girl Jedi knight as well as characters we already know.

Review: This show, it goes without saying, has upped the bar for Cartoon Network programming. Preceeded by a ground-breaking series of online animated shorts and, of course, the feature film, Clone Wars is epic. This release collects the first four episodes of the series.

I know what you're thinking...a single disc release?! What the?! This format is a tired way for studios to make a quick buck, right? Perhaps. Its also a way to gradually release a complete series. The issue that they have, and I can kinda see it, is that most parents (the vast majority of the purchasing audience, regardless of what us fanboys & girls would like to believe) is very much less likely to drop $30-$40 for a complete season set.

They are, however, likely to drop $10-$15 on this. Now..you may be saying "well, I'll wait for a complete season set". We aren't necessarily gonna get one. Look at X-Men Evolution. That was a GREAT show..and the first two seasons you can still only get by collecting all of the single disc releases.

My recommendation? Go out and buy this one. Oh, and FYI, The Walmart edition has a fifth episode on it..so if you're in a rush to get more episodes for your buck, you can purchase it there. 
 
Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars

A Pup Named Scooby Doo - The Complete 2nd, 3rd and 4th Seasons DVD Review

A Pup Named Scooby Doo - The Complete 2nd, 3rd and 4th Seasons DVD Review


A Pup Named Scooby Doo - The Complete 2nd, 3rd and 4th Seasons DVD Review.

Available to own on DVD Tuesday, March 17, 2009!

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Synopsis: What could be better than having your own special puppy named Scooby-Doo? How about 3 Entire Seasons full of 17 Great Episodes! This 2-Disc Collection has everything you love about the younger Scooby-Doo and his grade-school pals Velma, Freddy, Daphne and Shaggy...from cursed dog collars to haunted hairpieces and alarming amusement parks. In addtion to roller coasters, you'll take the ride of your life aboard a spooky space shuttle and buddying up a bad boogey biker. Catch monsters aplenty like the dreaded Chickenstein, the clownish Zombo and the Doo Family Were-Doo. Renew your membership to the Scooby-Doo Detective Agency now and you'll also receive some deliciouis extra-program Scooby snacks!

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Review: This is a show that has a special place with me. There was this era of kids shows, such as this and the Flintstone Kids, that were truly fun to watch. Of course everyone is familiar with the Scooby-Doo legacy, spanning over the past many decades, but this show has really gone under the radar...until now!
 
Considering that this show aired back in 1989, the transfer and the sound are actually pretty good. The show itself had a good chance of not holding up, but it honestly does. Its still so much fun to watch, and now I can share this great gem with my own kids (who loved it, incidentally!) 
 
Whether you're an animation collector or just a parent that wants to share a part of their own childhood with their kids, this very affordable DVD set is a must have! You can go back and purchase season one for a very reasonable price on Amazon.com right now, as well, so that you can complete your set!
 
Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars
 
This release collects the remaining episodes of the show onto one DVD! The set contains the following 17 episodes:

14 Curse of the Collar 15 The Return of Commander Cool 16 The Spirit of Rock'n Roll 17 Chickenstein Lives! 18 Night of the Living Burger 19 The Computer Walks Among Us 20 Dog Gone Scooby 21 Terror, thy Name is Zombo (aka Roller Ghoster Ride!) 22 Night of the Boogey Biker 23 Dawn of the Spooky Shuttle Scare 24 Wrestle Maniacs 25 Horror of the Haunted Hairpiece 26 The Mayhem of the Moving Mollusk 27 The Ghost of Mrs Shusham 28 Cather on the Sly 29 The Wrath of Wait-Ro 30 The Weredog of Doo Manor

The Zeta Project: The Complete First Season DVD review


The Zeta Project: The Complete First Season DVD review

Available to own on DVD Tuesday, March 17, 2009!

Legions of Gotham has teamed up with Warner Bros. Animation to give away 3 copies of the Zeta Project: The Complete First Season on DVD! Click below to visit our message board and enter today!

Synopsis:
Zeta, a robot programmed by the U.S. government to fight the countrys enemies using weaponry and a holographic self-projector, evolves to the point where he acquires both emotion and a conscience. As the value of human life became evident, he flees the government, who believes he has been reprogrammed by a foreign power. On the run, Zeta encounters Rosalie Ro Rowan, a street orphan who is wanted by the law herself. Join Zeta and Ro in The Zeta Project: The Complete First Season as they set out across America to find both Ros parents, and Zeta's creator who can prove the robot is acting of his own free will.

Review:
The Zeta project was one of those really cool shows that aired in the late 1990s on Kids WB!. The show was spun-off of episodes on Batman Beyond, and subsequently, Batman Beyond does guest star in one episode this season! For that reason alone this set is a MUST have for any Batman fan. The extras include the Zeta Batman Beyond episodes, so its really quite a nice little set. The show holds up pretty well and definately looks good on a high-def tv.
 
Overall its 4 out of 5 stars on this one. Very collectible for animation and Batman fans...

Batman: The Motion Picture Anthology Blu-Ray Review

Batman: The Motion Picture Anthology Blu-Ray Review

Batman: The Motion Picture Anthology Blu-Ray Review
Available to own on Blu-Ray Tuesday, March 10, 2009!


Synopsis:
This year the BAT goes BLU! BATMAN - Batman (Michael Keaton) vs. The Joker (Jack Nicholson) in the amazing first extravaganza! With Kim Basinger. BATMAN RETURNS - The Bat (Michael Keaton), the Cat (Michelle Pfeiffer), the Penguin (Danny DeVito). And Christopher Walken, too! BATMAN FOREVER - Riddle me this: The Dark Knight (Val Kilmer) bat-battles Two-Face (Tommy Lee Jones) and the Riddler (Jim Carrey). With Nicole Kidman, Chris O'Donnell. BATMAN & ROBIN - Will Mr. Freeze (Arnold Schwarzenegger) put the world on ice? George Clooney wears the hero's cape. Also with Chris O'Donnell, Uma Thurman, Alicia Silverstone. All four box office hits on Blu-Ray for the very first time!


Review:I won't lie..I haven't watched these films since Batman Begins came out. I just needed some space and time from the 1990s-era movies. Why, you may ask? Simple... I've never liked them. I know..blasphemy!



When the Batman Anthology came out on DVD, I decided that I would pick it up, because its something to have for my collection and I figured eventually I'd want to watch them again. Well, I never did pick it up. And then comes the Blu-Ray set.



I popped these films in and I gave them another try. I sat with my two kids and watched the four films in order. The Burton films are, of course, legendary amongst fans and the public alike. They re-vitalized Bat-Mania and helped to shape amazing things like Batman: The Animated Series. For that, I will always be thankful, but the Batman in these films is not the Batman that I know and love. Its Tim Burton's vision of Batman, which is fine, but thats all it is. The Schumacher films are....well...yeah. But the kids..they LOVED them. ALL of them. I couldn't believe it. I think the new Nolan series has really made these films nostalgia, though. They're so far removed from what we get now, its kinda fun to watch. Its like viewing the old '66 Adam West show..its just a whole other world!


Now..onto the quality...A LOT of older films have not been transfered well to Blu-Ray in both audio and video. These films, however, are the exception. They're so crisp and full of sound that even the toughest of critic can't be disappointed! They are definately worth getting on Blu-Ray.


5 out of 5 Stars!

Dc Universe Wonder Woman Animated Movie Blu-Ray Review

Dc Universe Wonder Woman Animated Movie Blu-Ray Review

Available to own Tuesday, March 3, 2009!Click Here to Buy it today:
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Official Summary:Wonder Woman begins on the mystical island of Themyscira, where a proud and fierce warrior race of Amazons resides. They have raised Princess Diana, a daughter of stunning beauty, extraordinary strength and incredible fighting prowess. Diana possesses a host of super human powers granted to her by the gods and goddesses of Olympus and her strength and stamina are unparalleled. When Air Force fighter pilot Steve Trevor crash lands on the island, the rebellious and headstrong Diana defies Amazonian law by accompanying Trevor back to civilization. Meanwhile, Ares (the God of War) has escaped his imprisonment at the hands of the Amazons and has decided to exact his revenge by starting a world war that will destroy them all. It is up to Princess Diana to save her people and the world by using her gifts to become the ultimate Wonder Woman.

Review:The quality of the Blu-Ray disc is outstanding. Its the first full-length animated film that I've viewed in this format..and I must say that I'm VERY pleased. I watched it on my 42" LCD LG tv for those into tech that want to know and it was breathtaking.

The action in this film is what hits you first. It runs right into a major battle between Diana's mother and Ares, the god of war (voiced by the great Alfred Molina!). Its hard-hitting and intense. Let me warn you up-front..this film is NOT for children. Adult fans only.
In the first ten minutes there is a handful of death, decapitation and talk of sex. The sexual themes flow throughout the entire movie, which I think is just fantastic. That is one of the real-world themes that comic book animation tends to lack, even though the books themselves seem to be seeped in it.

There is also a high entertainment value involved in this film. There is a moment when Diana reaches the USA and a drunk bum mumbles at her..its very ‘Back to the Future’. There is also a firm amount, as you might expect, of pro-female themes in the film. Writer Michael Jelenic did a fine job of writing from and for the female perspective. The extras on this disc don't disappoint either! I've listed them below..each one is worth the watch.

-Commentary by the Film's Creative Team
-Exclusive First Look at Dc Universe's Upcoming Green Lantern Animated Movie and More
-Wonder Woman: A Subversive Dream
-Wonder Woman: Daughter of Myth Historical Amazon Lore and Its Evolution into the Modern-Day Wonder Woman Character
-Bruce Timm presents Bonus Cartoons (JL episodes)
I went into this film vaguely familiar with Wonder Woman as a character. I saw the TV show as a kid...I experienced her in Super Friends and later in life in Justice League and Justice League Unlimited. I've never before, however, seen a good and true representation of this fine character.
The Dc Universe Wonder Woman animated film has provided the world with this long overdue representation. What Batman Begins and The Dark Knight have done to show a more legitimate version of Batman to the mainstream, this movie can likewise show why Wonder Woman deserves her cult following. You can now add this fan to the list!

I cannot recommend this movie enough. Five out of five Bats!

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Tom and Jerry Tales Volume 6 DVD

Tom and Jerry Tales Volume 6 DVD
Available to own on DVD Tuesday, February 3, 2009!

Synopsis: In this volume of Tom and Jerry Tales, Tom and Jerry’s unending pursuit takes them around the world from Africa to Australia and on. The duo also learns some valuable lessons about history, including an episode where Tom inadvertently turns the Declaration of Independence into a paper airplane and an episode where Jerry has a role in the Wright Brothers first flight at Kitty Hawk. Tom and Jerry are also involved in a number of musical adventures that are anything but harmonious -- Jerry sabotages Tom’s efforts to win a Flamenco dance contest and Tom tries to avert his girlfriend’s attention from Jerry by singing the blues. Three very cool episodes on this DVD are entirely devoted to the theme of snow and ice. The duo confronts each other on a frozen pond where Jerry wants to skate but Tom plans to play hockey. Tom and Jerry also engage in an all-out snowball battle and later on, find themselves face-to-face with the giant abominable snowmouse.


About the DVD: Tom and Jerry Tales: Volume 6 offers 15 animated shorts including Declaration of Independunce, Kitty Kawked, 24 Karat Kat, When the Snowing Gets Tough, The Abominable Snowmouse, Hockey Schtick, Kitty Cat Blues, Flamenco Fiasco, DJ Jerry, You’re Lion, Kangadoofus, Monkey Chow, Babysitting Blues, Catfish Folly, and Game of Mouse and Cat. Tom and Jerry Tales originally premiered on Kids’ WB in September 2006 and features characters from the classic Tom and Jerry cartoons in newly created shorts, which audiences have not seen done in 30 years.


Review: What does one say about Tom and Jerry? Its amazing to see timeless characters like these brought back again for young audiences. In a time where shows like Sponge Bob rule the playgrounds, its nice to see the classics making comeback.


This DVD includes 15 different new animated shorts. I found them to be enjoyable and full of life, just like the classic epsiodes. My children have fallen head over heels for Tom & Jerry now, and they're ages 6 and 4. Not only have they had hours of fun watching the DVD, but they haven't re-enacted even one of the physical bits that Tom and Jerry get involved in. Who says that TV controls children's behavior? This is good, clean fun for kids of all ages!


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The All New Superfriends Hour Season 1, Volume 2 DVD

The All New Superfriends Hour Season 1, Volume 2 DVD

Available to own on DVD Tuesday, January 27, 2009!

Synopsis: The DC Comic book legends Superman, Batman, Robin, Wonder Woman and Aquaman return to fight for justice and protect the good people of planet Earth. Besides fighting evil, our super heroes rescue citizens who find themselves in harm?s way, providing some lessons for all of us. This incarnation of the Super Friends also includes the shape shifting Wonder Twins, Zan and Jayna, and their space monkey, Gleek. The Super Friends feature guest stars Black Vulcan, Apache Chief, Hawkman and Hawkgirl and new villains such as the Hydronoids and Dr. Cranum
Review: Warner Home Video has been great about releasing the old Super Friends shows to DVD over the past few years. This volume is no exception. Following re-runs of the original Super Friends show from Saturday, February 7, 1976 to Saturday, September 3, 1977, the All New SuperFriends Hour premiered on Saturday, September 10, 1977. The series, which featured four animated shorts per episode, was shown until Saturday, September 2, 1978. This series introduced the superheroes in training: the Wonder Twins! The Wonder Twins consisted of Zan and Jayna, along with their pet space monkey Gleek. Cameos in this series included the Flash (Barry Allen), Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Hawkman, Black Vulcan (a take-off of Black Lightning) , Apache Chief and Samurai


The DVD set is great. It has a nice feature on the Wonder Twins and why exactly they were so popular (I'm still not sure! lol), however, that is all for extra features. The menus are nice (see images) and the transfer on the episodes is as good as can be expected. I highly recommend this DVD set to any Batman/Dc Comics fan!

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Silverhawks Volume One DVD Review!

Silverhawks Volume One DVD Review!


Buy the 4-disc set on October 14, 2008
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Review: The Silverhawks, produced back in 1986. This series was produced during what we children of the 80s call the heyday of animation. The studio pitched Thundercats and was immediately given a green light for Silverhawks as well. The show was so much fun, and the toys were the best. Kenner had produced some amazing product that kept many of us kids entertained for hours on end.

This DVD set is one of two releases. The next has not yet been announced. The DVD packaging is fantastic. It includes a nice, metallic slipcase, perfect for the subject matter.

The extras are fun. The Remembering the Silverhawks documentary is informative and full of behind the scenes tidbits about the show, its inception and intense relationship with Kenner toys.

I recommend this DVD set for anyone that watched this show. If you didn't get to see it then, watch it now! The amazing power of DVD, lol!

This 4-disc DVD set includes 32 of the 65 produced Silverhawks episodes. The Episodes on this volume include:

1. The Origin Story
2. Journey To Limbo
3. The Planet Eater
4. Save the Sun
5. Stop Timestopper
6. Darkbird
7. The Backroom
8. The Threat of Dritt
9. Sky-Shadow
10. Magnetic Attraction
11. Gold Shield
12. Zero the Memory Thief
13. The Milk Run
14. The Hardware Trap, Part 1
15. The Hardware Trap, Part 2
16. Race Against Time
17. Operation Big Freeze
18. The Ghost Ship
19. The Great Galaxy Race
20. Fantascreen
21. Hotwing Hits Limbo
22. The Bounty Hunter
23. Zeek's Fumble
24. The Fighting Hawks
25. The Rengade Hero
26. One on One
27. No More Mr. Nice Guy
28. Music of the Spheres
29. Limbo Gold Rush
30. Countdown to Zero
31. The Amber Amplifier
32. The Saviour Stone

Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars

Legion of Super Heroes, Volume 3 DVD Review



Legion of Super Heroes, Volume 3 DVD Review
Available to own on DVD Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Review: This release marks the third compilation of episodes from the Saturday morning cartoon, Legion of Super Heroes, which aired on the now defunct Kids WB!, on the CW Network.

The first thing to note on this is that there have been no full season releases from this show. This is currently the only way to purchase them. This DVD gives us no extras, no backstory and no fun look into the production of the show.

The packaging is clean and eye-catching. The episode transfer quality is perfect. There are no complaints with the quality of this show or the DVD itself.

Bottom line, this is a great release for younger viewers or those just looking to watch the show time and again. If you want something collectible, then our advice is to hold off for now.

The Episodes:
The Substitutes
Child’s Play
Chain of Command
Sundown Parts 1 & 2

LOG Rating: 2 out of 5 Stars!

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Smallville: The Complete Seventh Season DVD Review


Smallville - The Complete Seventh Season Blu-Ray Review
Available to own on Blu-Ray Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Review: This Blu-Ray represents the second Smallville season to be released in the format. You can own seasons 6 and 7 on Blu-Ray. Season 5 was released on HD DVD and seasons 1-7 are available on DVD.

This latest season of the show is the best yet, with the appearance of Bizarro and Supergirl, Clark's life has gotten way out of hand.

The show looks absolutely phenominal on Blu-Ray. It brings out the cinematic quality that the show's production already possesses in spades. The characters are so well-defined and comfortable at this point that the stories just fall right into place, almost as a natural progression.

This Blu-Ray makes a great gift and is definately something that should be at the top of your purchase list as a Smallville, DC or just plain comic book fan!

Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars!

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Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles - The Complete First Season DVD Review


Terminator:The Sarah Connor Chronicles - The Complete First Season DVD Review
Available to own August 19, 2008

Series Description: The mother of all destiny. Her son, the future leader of mankind. Their protector, a terminator from the future. Together they must take back the future as Sarah Connor (300's Lena Headey) prepares her son to fight the war against machines determined to annihilate the human race. The clock is ticking. Can they stop Judgment Day? The man-vs.-machine tale that's thrilled millions gets a reboot in this series set after the events of Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Now the battlefield has shifted to the present. Will John Connor (Heroes's Thomas Dekker) seize his destiny? Will a cell phone salesman's chess program evolve into Skynet? Can the sweet but deadly cyborg (Summer Glau of Firefly) be trusted? Answers – and the fight for the future – are here and now.

Review: I have been a fan of the Terminator films since I was a boy, like many people. I enjoyed T2 and continue to enjoy it whenever I catch it on tv. When I heard about this show, my first thought was too little, too late. I would've LOVED this show back in high school. I felt much the same way about the Alien vs. Predator films. This show, however, not only met my expectations, it blew them away.

I waited awhile before viewing this one, because I dreaded watching some cheesey sci-fi show, but that isn't what I got. Instead, I got a well-scripted, well-acted thriller. I got a high quality tv show that has since become my favorite show on television. Thats right. It is my favorite. The season two debut is on Monday, September 9, so now is the time to pick this 9 episode DVD up!! You will not be disappointed.

Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars!

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Justice League: Season One on Blu-Ray Review



Justice League: Season One on Blu-Ray Review
Available to own on Blu-Ray Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Product Description: Superman Batman Wonder Woman The Flash Green Lantern Martian Manhunter and Hawkgirl they have all used their unique powers to fight evil across the galaxy. These 7 super heroes unite to become the Justice League. These 26 adventures feature battles with favorite villains like Lex Luthor Vandal Savage and sorceress Morgan Le Fey. Acts of justice include saving Aquaman from a coup and clearing Green Lantern's name in a charge of genocide. From the smash hit TV series these triumphant tales of teamwork will enthrall and inspire!

Review: I want to begin by stating I am a huge fan of this show. I enjoyed it from beginning to end. I am a 'Timmverse' junkie through and through. I had been anticipating seeing this amazing series on Blu-ray ever since I learned of the technology.

The season comes in a three-disc set that offers the same box art as the previous DVD release. The set offers the exact same special features as the DVD set, as well. If you already own this on DVD, it may not be worth your time to spring for the pricey Blu-ray set.

The picture and sound are amazing, though. If you enjoy Batman animation and you enjoy Blu-ray, this is the perfect marriage for you. I highly recommend this set for fans of ALL ages.

LOG Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars!

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DC Super Heroes: The Filmation Adventures DVD Review


DC Super Heroes: The Filmation Adventures DVD Review 
Available to own on DVD Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Review: This DVD set consists of Filmation produced Saturday morning cartoons from the late 1960s, featuring various Dc Super Heroes. Here is a listing of what is on the set:

Justice LeagueBetween Two Armies
Target Earth
Bad Day of Black Moutain

Teen Titans
The Monster Machine
Monster Roundup
Operation Rescue

The Flash
The Chemo Creature
Take A Giant Step
To Catch a Blue Bolt

Green Lantern
Evil is as Evil Does
The Vanishing World
Sirena, The Empress of Evil

Hawkman
Peril from Pluto
A Visit to Venus
the 23th Dimension

The Atom
Invasion of the Beetle People
The Planet Master
House of Doom

I won't lie to you, this is an oddball DVD. Its an odd set of cartoons that really appeal to a very specific audience. If you're an animation fan or a Filmation fan, you may want to get this for the completist in you. If you watched these as a youth, you'll probably want to pick it up as well. As for younger fans, if your kids are into Super Friends or the old Filmation Adventures of Batman show, these just might appeal to them! Its most definately appropriate for all ages. I recommend this set for the extreme collector.

Rating: 3 out of 5 Stars!

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