[Delmo Walters Jr.]

Haven't seen one yet but, there is one commercial where Erin picks up her male companion by the waist after winning a basketball game.

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

Well if there's more than one transformation, I saw the first one with the interview.  The leg muscles were pretty decent but everything else was kind of lame.  Still though it was OK, it could have been much worse and less detailed.

Where is this interview located?

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

Gold Digger annuals are mostly fan produced. Fred Perry might do one short story but the rest are all by fans.

Thanks for explaining that.

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

This kinda proves to me why I just can't get into  Anime these days… It's become such a house style in 'toons with goofy proportioned bodies (NOT in a good way like a comic) and slapdash animation. The 60's FF is starting to look more and more like Classic Disney.

BTX

Truer words were never spoken. I find it hard to believe that, so far, the original Hanna Barbera FF animated series is the best adaptation of the FF out of comics. I'm wondering when that series will be released on dvd?

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

Pollon Cartoon – ep 40 – "Hippolita and the Amazons": i have only a vague childhood memory of a strong woman flexin after beating a bull… I think is this ep for the title… :-X

What is "Pollon"?

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

Sidebottom?

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

We're getting seriously off-topic here; I'd like to bring attention back to the original intent of this post: will She-Hulk appear in an episode of Fantastic Four, or will no more new episodes air?  Anyone dare to attempt the research to find out?

According to Muscle Growth Nut, FF will return to CN in June so, barring being pulled off the schedule again, the She-Hulk appearance should air.

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

Weird the way that works.

Not to go too off topic here but, I preferred the Timm Batman to the Matsuda Batman. It's the second time in cartoon history that you had 2 different animated series featuring Batman. The first time was in 1977, when you had Batman in the Super Friends, produced by Hanna-Barbera, and the New Adventures of Batman, produced by Filmation.

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

Actually, the Avengers cartoon ran a full season-13 episodes. I know because I taped them all. Spider-Man Unlimited did not. I'm not even sure if 13 episodes were produced.

I don't think TT & JLU were cancelled because of ratings. I thought they just stopped production because they had made enough episodes to strip.

There's talk of a Shazam! animated series for 2008, and a new Spider-Man animated for KidsWB/CW in 2008.

[Delmo Walters Jr.]

The series is returning to CN in the US on June 9.

Thanks for that.

As for Spider-Man Unlimited being cancelled because it sucked vs being killed in the ratings by Pokemon, you could be right. I only watched the 1st episode. Giving Spider-Man a costume made of nanites and sending him to Counter-Earth(what longtime Marvel fan ever thought he would see Counter-Earth in an animated series?)was not exactly a recipe for success.

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