DVDs

The Iron Man anime aired on G4 last year, but it's now available on DVD from Sony Pictures.

Animation studio Madhouse and Marvel team up for a Japanese anime take on the X-Men, and it's pretty darn good.

The ABC Specials include five of Kovacs' shows that originally aired in the early 1960s.

Short-lived and admittedly cheesy, Logan's Run is nonetheless an excellent 'escape' show with a lot of replay value.

This is the fairground, where the fair is held.  Any questions so far?

Produced by Total Television and animated by Gamma Productions, Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales was created in response to the need for a new cartoon that would both entertain and educate children. The series ran from 1963 to 1966 on CBS, and now, Shout! Factory brings all seventy episodes and dozens of other Total Television cartoons together in a six disc set.

Looking for the complete series of 60s cartoon Underdog? Never fear... Shoooout! Factory is here.

While on a hunting trip, a pillar-of-his-community father discovers a feral woman splashing in a stream.  Deciding that he and his family should undertake to "civilize" her, the man abducts the woman and subjects her to brutal treatment.  However, the perverse project threatens to tear the family apart- and if it doesn't, The Woman may take that duty upon herself.  Will the family survive?  Do any of these characters even deserve to?  That's the story of The Woman.

Huhh huhh, heehee hehe. From Paramount and MTV Home Entertainment comes the DVD release for the triumphant return of television's favorite delinquents, with brand new episodes from animation mastermind Mike Judge. And although the formula hasn't changes since the late '90s, the same level of humor is still present today. Which made this well worth the long wait for casual and hardcore fans alike. Huh huh, I said "long" and "hard."

After the Transformers cartoon ended in the United States in the late 80s, Japan went on to create new toys and dozens of new episodes, introducing new characters and stories to Transformers lore. The anime would develop into a massive trilogy which is now finally available on DVD in North America for the first time thanks to pop-culture pros Shout! Factory.