Onscreen History of Killer Croc

 A Child of the '80s, Killer Croc first appeared in the pages of Detective Comics #523 and Batman #357 in 1983. Although Waylon Jones was originally depicted as basically just a scaly dude, over the years he has transformed into a much more reptilian form. 

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - The Terrible Trio

Oh boy, after some boys picked on a kid with glasses, Superboy decided to learn them some lessons. He threatened one with death in outer space, the second he made king of the veggietales, the third he abandoned in a haunted mine which was really just an amusement park ride.

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - The Neanderthal Caveman Caper

When a caveman pulled a Captain America, thawing out of a chunk of ice, some bandits decided to play some mind games on the big dummy. After torturing the caveman dressed as Superboy, the heist was on. When Superboy showed up at a crime scene, old cavie fought back until he decided he was Superboy and Krypto's best friend.

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Krypto, K-9 Detective

100th Episode Spectacular!

Time to toot my own horn. *toot toot* Even though most of the segments I have watched so far have clocked in at just 6 minutes, 100 of them add up to 600+ minutes. That's over 10 hours of Superman / boy cartoons! Mom will sure be proud that I am making something of my life. Can't wait to see what the next 100 have in store.

Captain America II: Death Too Soon (1979) - Discount Review

Heroes: "Captain America" with a really big helmet.

Villains: Count Saruman Dooku as General Miguel

Diabolical Scheme: Miguel heisted a concoction that accelerated aging and used it to hold an exposed city ransom.As for his fate, "He chose poorly."

Crisis of Infinite Episodes - Finger of Doom

This is more like it. The episode started of with an astronomer observing a "rogue"star when all of a sudden, the waves from the star made the entire observatory explode! Apparently, the explosion also made the scientist evil and gave him glowing red hands. Superboy's solution, destroy the star. No big deal right? And for some reason the star was pretty small and close to Earth. Maybe I am just unfamiliar with these tiny, evil, rogue stars. I guess wikipedia verifies they exist, but still, I would think it would be pretty big.

Evolution of the Batman (and Robin) - Batman: Year One

The original comic book Batman: Year One provided much of the backbone for the film Batman Begins. This animated adaptation of the the source material took a much more faithful approach in presenting the epic tale of Batman's first year in the suit. The end result is a wonderful, but concise film that unfortunately has had some of its best parts already mined.