Hulk- The Origin of the Hulk

yes, the actual origin of the Hulk, slightly animated to be more exciting. I can't figure out why they hired a man named Ygor and didn't suspect him as a spy right away. especially in the 60s. such is the way of comic books.

Spider-Man- Where Crawls The Lizard

doubling up a bit on a few heroes, as it's harder and harder to find originals. this is a pretty straightforward adaption of the original comic book story, which is a classic to this day. and since the Lizard is going to make some kind of appearance in the new Spider-man movie, this is a fun way of seeing how he really came to be.

Teen Titans - The Monster Round Up

four of the Teen Titans (why didn't they use Robin, how odd?) take on several space monsters in this fun fast paced cartoon. I actually saw the opening to one of these episodes, but for some reason didn't get to see the entire cartoon. it was very frustrating, I'll tell you what.

Micro Ventures "The Tiny Sea"

saw a few of these on the Banana Splits show back in the day. interesting concept, and it was a fun learning series, at least for basic science. I'm not sure if they ever explained just HOW the family learned how to shrink themselves. it's a cool gadget, and the car was cool as well.

Puss in Boots (2011)

watched this fun movie last night.  lots of adventure and daring do, but really light on fantasy.  unless you count talking cats and a walking talking egg as fantasy points.  I'm always surprised that people in these movies just accept cats and various creatures that talk, but it's not worth thinking about it too much, right?  of course, not, that's how their world is and that's how it should be accepted.

apparently taking place before Shrek 2, Puss and his companions Humpty Dumpty and Kitty Softpaws are after the legendary magic beans of "Jack and the Beanstalk" fame.  there are other forces and plans at work here, but that's the basic gist of the movie.

Sub-Mariner - Dr. Doom's Day

here's the first part of this story. it's actually the FF Annual story, I believe, where Sue and Reed get married. this has the X-men, Thor and the Sub-Mariner, as well as a host of villains. just great to see how they change the story to make it fit. all without using the true basis of the story!

JLA- Bad Day on Black Mountain

the very first animated adventures of the Justice League of America were aired in the 60s. I never saw one of these growing up, but it would have been awesome, despite the rather lame villains they used. the intro alone is great. too bad Aquaman isn't even in the episodes though. I wonder why they didn't use Wonder Woman, since Wonder Girl was in the Teen Titans.