This week, Mini-Monsters. I think we've seen this concept repeated many times, kids of famous movie monsters in a new settings, and interacting with human kids. That said, Mini-Monsters had its charm.
Next week, Karate Kat.
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Thundercats Tuesday - Rankin/Bass Comic Strip - Mini-Monsters
Continuing with the promotional package for The Comic Strip
syndicated series that features TigerSharks ( the Thundercat clones in
water) and bunch of comedies, Street Frogs (don't ask), Karate Kat (my
favorite) and Mini-Monster (do I have to tell you the premise). Here's
the cover and some TigerSharks art to start. I didn't design any of
these characters. Designs were done by Bob Camp and Pepe Moreno. My
main role was to call animation re-takes (animation mistakes in the
rough cuts) in the post-production process.
This week, Mini-Monsters. I think we've seen this concept repeated many times, kids of famous movie monsters in a new settings, and interacting with human kids. That said, Mini-Monsters had its charm.
Next week, Karate Kat.
This week, Mini-Monsters. I think we've seen this concept repeated many times, kids of famous movie monsters in a new settings, and interacting with human kids. That said, Mini-Monsters had its charm.
Next week, Karate Kat.
I'm impressed at how dedicated you are at entertaining us with this "Comic Strip" promo package. "The Mini-Monsters" was pretty cool.
ReplyDeletethese are awesome, memories in high resolution :D
ReplyDeleteI loved the Comic Strip; I used to watch that in syndication when I lived in New York City and in rural North Carolina.
ReplyDeleteKarate Kat was my favorite segment with the Mini-Monsters in a close second. I actually had a crush on Jinx!