A trio of otherwise unrelated shows that are nevertheless linked by their subject matter (ancient European history and myth blended with science fiction) and the fact that they all came from the same two creators (Jean Chalopin and Nina Wolmark).

Here's another one of the ThunderCats script reproductions and custom cover pages Peter Lawrence and I have been working on.

This is a reproduction of one of Peter's original ThunderCats scripts, "Excalibur," complete with an authentic Peter Lawrence signature on the cover page.

Fans often ask Peter what his favorite ThunderCats episode is, and his answer has long been "Excalibur." That makes this one especially meaningful to me.

I have a couple more I'll be posting over the next few days.

Hey Everyone,

When I was a kid in the 80s we had this cartoon with a unicorn who was being hunted so she might have become a human to hide. She may have had wings, but I can't say for sure. I feel like she was hiding behind a waterfall and may have fallen in love with her hunter while in human form and then has to tell him that she's actually the unicorn/pegasus????. I might be getting some of this mixed up with The Last Unicorn but what I'm looking for is NOT The Last Unicorn. I don't think it's Unico either as I'm pretty sure it's a female unicorn.

I have a core memory of a group of different characters traveling through a forest. As they journey there is a path that is made of Gold and it expands showing each of the bars unfolding. I was raised in the 90s but could have been older 🤔

Hearing the cartoon music caught me off guard when I’m used to hearing pop hits inspired by the movies!

LEX LUTHOR: The Man of Steel is riding a walker for senior citizens. Did you lose a bet?
SUPERMAN: It's called the Justice Jogger. It chases villains.
LEX: You caught the Flash in a footrace once. You once punched a moon into a different moon.
SUPERMAN: Sometimes I don't feel like flying.
LEX: So the great Kryptonian solution to "I don't feel like it" is mechanical chicken legs*.*
SUPERMAN: The seat reclines.
LEX: You own the Fortress of Solitude! Surely there is a comfortable resting spot there.
SUPERMAN: But then I wouldn't be chasing villains.
LEX: At five miles an hour? What’s your angle?
SUPERMAN: Power stepping action. Overland Villain Chaser.
LEX: Over land is the one terrain you can ignore*.* Have I finally humbled you, or is this a prank? 
SUPERMAN: Neither.
LEX: Are you having a midlife crisis? Are you incontinent? Are you showing solidarity with people with limited mobility?
SUPERMAN: Have you ever gone for a leisurely bike ride?
LEX: My ambition does not permit for leisure. But a bike ride releases endorphins.
SUPERMAN: But sometimes it's nice to just relax. (The mechanical legs begin their slow, clunking jog.)
LEX: While chasing villains...
SUPERMAN: Multitasking.
DISPATCH: Superman! Toyman is attacking downtown!
SUPERMAN: Duty calls. (He puts a club-like device on the control and puts down a kickstand. He stands up, flies away at Mach 20 and then flies back in minutes. He carefully lifts the kickstand on the Justice Jogger and removes the club.)
SUPERMAN: Didn't want anyone to steal it.
LEX: ...

Anywhere I can find all 65 episodes of the 80s cartoon C.O.P.S. (with PSAs at the end of the episode included)? Streaming or wherever.

EDIT: Should've originally mentioned I'm in the US.

THE SHOW IS NOT AVAILABLE ON TUBI:

Went to a store called Comicazi recently in Mass and they had one of the most impressive selections of vintage and retro figures I have seen in a while. This is just 2 of about 15 cases worth!! I spent a couple of hours there wishing I was rich w tons of display space

Just something cool that Peter Lawrence and I have been experimenting with.

This is a reproduction of one of Peter’s original ThunderCats scripts - Mongor - complete with an authentic Peter Lawrence signature on the cover page.

As someone who loves animation history and behind-the-scenes production material, being able to flip through a reproductions of an actual ThunderCats script from the show’s production days is pretty incredible. The fact that it also has Peter’s signature gives it that extra connection to the person who originally wrote it. I love stuff like that.

Not announcing anything here, just sharing something I thought fellow fans and collectors would appreciate seeing. I have a couple more that I’ll be posting over the next couple days.

Meatballs & Spaghetti cartoon - YouTube

This was a fun, if now obscure, one-season cartoon show that aired on CBS stations circa 1982-83. I doubt if it was ever syndicated. Oddly enough, it was one of the first Marvel Productions cartoon series, as Depatie-Freling Productions was folded into Marvel for television series back then.

In retrospect, Meatballs was loosely based on rock singer Meat Loaf, and Spaghetti was nominally based on Cher (albeit with blonde hair). Their buddy Clyde (kind of a riff on Shaggy) and their dog Woofer (who was the drummer of the band, of course; voiced by Peter Cullen) round out the team.

Hello. As the title suggests, I'm looking for an old cartoon. I'm not sure if it's from the 89s or 90s, but from what I remember, there were anthropomorphic dogs in it, and one had a white monkey for a pet. I don't remember much more than that sadly.

Edit: remembered one other thing. They wore clothes.

Help me remeber an animated series. It must be older animation. All I remeber clearly there was a boy who accidenlty found a dinosaur and lived with them. There was one specific episode where one of the dinosaur used his magic to make it snow for christmas. I believe the boy was working in the castle's kitchen peeling the potatoes and no one believed he is brave so to show his bravery he was made to sleep in the forest where he found dinosaura place trought the cave.

Thank you!

Pictured signatures (left to right, as credited in the program):

• Jane Phillips — Octavia, Honey-Love Loretta
• Vernon Gallegos — Bluegrass
• Michelle Miracle — Steelheart
• Deanne Wilshire — Skater
• Marty Almaraz — Tygra, Buzz-Saw
• Mike Jefferson — Mon-Star, Slithe
• Chris Bethards — Quicksilver, Mako, Doc Slick
• Billy Richardson — Lead Skater, Yes-Man
• Christy Curtis — WilyKit
• Tracy Ann Guaderrama — Melodia

Part of the Hall of Omens Collections

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For those who may not know, my journey researching ThunderCats Live! began more than 20 years ago. What started as a search for information eventually became the opportunity to help document and share the story of one of the most overlooked chapters in ThunderCats history through the Hall of Omens books.

It's difficult to put into words how much that means to me. I’ve been incredibly fortunate to not only connect with so many members of the cast and crew, but also to have Jane Phillips and Michelle Miracle join me at conventions and special appearances over the years. That is something I never could have imagined when I first started this research.

I’m deeply grateful to everyone involved for sharing their memories, helping preserve this history, and allowing me to tell their story. More than anything, I’m honored to call many of them friends.

This is a 1986 WXIX-TV promo for The Transformers and G.I. Joe.

Looking for an old 2D animated TV series (possibly European, aired on Ukrainian TV around 2008–2012)
I’m trying to find a cartoon I watched as a kid. Some details may be inaccurate because it’s been many years, but here’s everything I remember:
It was a 2D animated series, definitely not anime.
The animation looked old and low-budget, probably from the 1980s or 1990s.
It aired on Ukrainian TV (possibly TET, QTV, K1, or another channel) around 2008–2012, often in the evening (around 10 PM).
The main character was a young man (teenager or young adult), very thin, with long black hair and side-swept bangs, narrow/sharp eyes, dark clothes, and long legs.
I think he may have worn a mask or headband.
I remember a white horse that belonged to him.
The opening sequence is the thing I remember most: the hero stood in front of a full moon and slashed a large bright red letter “Z” with his sword/rapier. The red “Z” was the main visual of the intro.
The series felt similar to Zorro, but I’ve already checked the well-known Zorro cartoons (1981 Filmation, 1997 animated series, the anime version, etc.), and none of them match the art style I remember.
I vaguely remember the hero’s name sounding something like Bernard, Bernardo, Bartolomeo, or something similar, but I’m not confident about that.
Does this ring a bell for anyone? Even obscure European or Latin American animated series are welcome.