From iconic cartoons like Speedy Gonzales in Looney Tune s to superheroes like the Flash in the DC Universe, animation is full of superfast characters. In the world of comics and animation, anything ...

Following the first movie's release in 2010, How to Train Your Dragon spawned two sequels, along with multiple animated ...

Cartoon Animator has just received a free update packed with brand-new features and tools that are going to have you animating like never before. As part of our ongoing series exploring the platform’s ...

As Elwood City’s resident brainiac, Alan “Brain” Powers played an instrumental supporting role on the PBS’s animated series, Arthur. Brain was the voice of logic and reason for Arthur and the gang.

Being brave isn’t just about knowing when it’s time to fight but also knowing when not to fight. Despite his father trying to get him to kill dragons, Hiccup from How to Train Your Dragon decides to ...

A new report says that some fan-favorite animated Marvel Cinematic Universe characters may be returning for Avengers: ...

Born with Autism (formerly classified as Asperger syndrome), Tyler B. Searle has been obsessed with storytelling since he was old enough to speak. He gravitated towards fairy tales, mythology, the ...

Spider-Man: The Animated Series stands as a defining piece of superhero media, a benchmark against which many subsequent animated adventures are measured. Premiering in 1994, the series captured the ...

Cartoon continuity is a fickle beast that serves up more existential dread than you’d think possible. In serialized shows like BoJack Horseman, the malaise comes straight from its ongoing storyline.

Think about those adorable fat cartoon characters — you know, the ones. They’re lovable, have a larger-than-life personality that brings back fond childhood memories, and generate big belly laughs.