Voice actor Cree Summer reflects on her legendary roles and the importance of representation in animated television.

As Elwood City’s resident brainiac, Alan “Brain” Powers played an instrumental supporting role on the PBS’s animated series, Arthur. Brain was the voice of logic and reason for Arthur and the gang.

The trailer for Moana live-action, which premieres on July 10, 2026, just dropped. See the cast ...

Since all the way back in the late 1930s, the medium of animation has been one of the most fascinating sides of television. There have been plenty of iconic animated shows throughout history, but a ...

X-Men: The Animated Series stands as one of the most beloved and influential cartoons ever made, a show that defined Marvel’s mutants for an entire generation. Premiering in 1992, it arrived when the ...

It's only been 10 years since the 2016 animated original became a global success and modern classic, but now Disney's new ...

It started with a mouse—and thank God they didn’t name him Mortimer. Walt Disney may have whiffed it with the name he originally proposed for Mickey, but his eye for character design was clear from ...

Born with Autism (formerly classified as Asperger syndrome), Tyler B. Searle has been obsessed with storytelling since he was old enough to speak. He gravitated towards fairy tales, mythology, the ...

Spider-Man: The Animated Series stands as a defining piece of superhero media, a benchmark against which many subsequent animated adventures are measured. Premiering in 1994, the series captured the ...

Cartoon characters wear gloves for practical reasons. In the early days of animation, black hands couldn't be seen against black bodies in black-and-white films. White gloves solved this issue. Gloves ...