>>179 Last one hit bump limit. >Corona-chan is still fucking over the world economy >Nearly all small publishers are getting eaten alive >Sales are collapsing >Online indie comics are gaining steam >Shops going bust >Someone is blackmailing the mouse so Marvel comics can survive >Discovery may kill DC comics What a wonderful time to be alive.

/ss/ thread anyone? Post your favorite /ss/ pairs, discuss what you like about them and the series they come from.

some time ago back on 8k (before the whole debacle) some anon posted about some kinda unknown italian cartoon named Star Key. the show feels like those imitation-anime toons from back in the 00s, but it was made in 2018. All 26 episodes are in YT, but untranslated in italian. The story is about Luce, the protagonist, who is an orphan that discovers shes a princess from a distant planet, and the only one capable of finding some mythical artifact (the star Key) for reasons theres also an antagonist princess named Fedora who is also looking for said item. Been checking episodes back and forth, but my pasta-speak is very weak. somebody on YT subbed the first episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzOvJPcGNfM

Fairly old news, but it's always a pleasure to see everyone's most hated inflatable bear to be as pathetic as ever. Though digging a little deeper he hasn't been around since 2019. https://archive.is/JAHNx https://archive.is/JhYJb

Here's your new Tiny Toons show, bro: https://files.catbox.moe/6qtsjs.mp4 The original promo, for comparison: https://files.catbox.moe/1jvg7l.mp4

I'm looking for Mega or any kind of links of Netflix cartoons like Masameer County, Nutty Boy, Inside Job and Cuphead Show.

Let's talk about Scott Adams.

DING DONG THE WITCH IS DEAD >The news of the changes in the department emerged around the same time the quarterly earnings report for the Netflix streaming platform surfaced. Netflix saw its stock plunge more than 30% after highlighting the loss of 200,000 subscribers, which was the first time the platform had seen such a decrease in over a decade. >Phil Rynda, whose official title is Netflix’s Director of Creative Leadership and Development for Original Animation, was let go this week, along with several of his staff >Along with the firings, the department is seeing the cancellation of notable Netflix shows, including Lauren Faust's Toil and Trouble, Roald Dahl's The Twits, and the heavily delayed adaptation of Jeff Smith's comic book series Bone. >(Netflix confirms their decisions are made using data, which takes into account viewing versus cost.) >Netflix currently touts “Boss Baby” as the ideal of what an animated series on the platform should be and what kind of numbers those animated series should be bringing in <The future is a Nickelodeon style hustle with licensing out the ass and family guy clones everywhere After years of forcing their crappy diversity requirements down project's throats, its all finally come to bite them in the ass. https://archive.ph/aWi6W https://archive.ph/A0Qoh https://archive.ph/OQo8y

Looks like the WB execs are gutting even more Scooby Doo stuff. What do we blame for this? the economy, the Velma show? https://archive.fo/dihmi https://mega.nz/folder/Z3wiWKQY#tvKD1o24cVRPk1SC8Kp_Ag https://anonymfile.com/Rdgp7/scooby-doo-and-krypto-too.mp4

So I found this show, and I'm wondering why I never heard of it, it's pretty good. I Wonder if someone from man of action worked on this show because I notice some similar elements in it or is it just the comic book style feel

Time for another round of bullshit, cringe and MAXIMUM PAIN We left off on the shitty teenage mulatto nigga tards movie by Shit Rogen, which looks like peak urbanite goyslop, next we looked at industry faggots shitting their g-string over rebeccarrots house being exposed by some cartoonjewbrew hacks, what else is worth reacting to?

Welp, Cartoon Block is here again. Come join us for some classic cartoon fun! Well Seymour We Made It (Despite Your Driving, Ya Know What I Mean?) : Eps 28-29 In Tonight's Episode, Something Is Afoot (It's The Writer's Fetish) : Eps 7-9 (Season 2) Having a series about Ulysses is bold, but having a full episode about Sisyphus is Boulder : Eps 6-7 Donatello Plays at Yankee Stadium; Bo Knows Baseball : Eps 166-167 Also, stay tuned for the post-show episodes of Mexican Trigun. JOIN US: https://vaughn.live/starfish_wasteland Also also: In honor of the coming anniversary stream for /block/, we need folks to think of all the characters from all the shows we've shown on /block/ to nominate the following: BLOCK MOM BLOCK DAD BLOCK SON

https://comicbook.com/anime/news/avatar-the-last-airbender-cabbage-man-live-action/ >Of course, fans would love to see Sie return as the character. The unassuming merchant became one of the best running gags of Avatar, and he is still talked about today. The Cabbage Merchant appears through the show with his stand of produce which always gets smushed by the Avatar and Company. The character, which was meant to be part of a one-off joke, became its own role after fans of Avatar championed the ill-fated merchant. How bad do you think the show will be? Legend of Korra bad? Even worse?

Tales from the better lore.

So I found this, they said they would release their pages biweekly until it completes at around 40.

Time once more for a new thread for all things /co/ that cause us pain & anguish. We've got quite a lot lately with everything in the MCU from Apeman By Night to She-Hulk the slutty green giant. As well as the new "Velma" show that is in no way a thinly veiled vanity project riding on the back of an established family oriented children's franchise for some fucking reason. Somehow leaving the Mario movie by Illumination being the least terrible among the batch of crap we're getting.