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Mighty Max Animated Cartoon Story Bible
Mighty Max Story bibile The following is the original story bible given to the show’s writers in the first season, spelling out the characters and what should/should not be done in the show. I think this is the most intresting for our 3 huge documents from Mark, giving alot of insight previously unknown. I’m thinking…
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Mighty Max Season 2 Ultimate Guide
In general season feels different and in many ays inferior to season 1, it’s still good and you’ll find plenty fo hat made seasn 1 special but to a lesser quanitty.. the quality is not as good, more fillers they feel like, the riting feels differeent, ti’s stil similar but not as good and the…
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Mighty Max Season 1 Ultimate Guide
The Mighty Max cartoon had a strong first season of 13 episodes. The headwriter for season 1 was Mark Zaslove who has commented that he wanted to do a modern version of Jonny Quest, but where the kid wasn’t going to be stupid and would run away, as long as he was noble. Apparently he…
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Mighty Max Revival: Rover Robin
For the 30th anniversary of Mighty Max cartoon Mattel gave us nothing. But a big fan had big plans and we are getting a Mighty Max Revival out of it. Two new Mighty Max sets are coming out and are available for Pre-Order but what are these exactly. I did some digging to get a…
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Monsters in my Pocket Cartoons, Comics and games
I didn’t grow up with Monsters in My Pockets but I saw someone sell some Mighty Max sized Monsters in my Pocket collection in their mountain of evil and I couldn’t say no. I then dwelled into the world of Monsters in My Pocket and all its history, it was a blast. I could totally…
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Fear Street Trilogy Movies
R.L. Stine is very well known for creating the Goosebumps books but he also had another successful book series with Fear Street. I never read them and they did feel like for an older audience and less appealing to me since as a little kid monsters will grab your attention more than a random slasher.…
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Sega Genesis Tribute memories
Growing up with Nintendo, I was a die hard fanboy and hated the competition. I don’t even know why my parents chose Nintendo over Sega but Nintendo was my jam. That doesn’t mean I didn’t love the competition despite hating it and with a company that oozed cool like Sega it was hard not to…