It's been a good year for co-productions, especially if the name of your animation studio happens to be Madhouse. Japanese fans of The CW Network's hit show Supernatural have already experienced their take on the Winchester brothers' various run-ins with ghastly mythology-turned-reality, but we're about …Read more »
In the "before years" that would be about the least anime-related headline ever, but we're livin' in a different age now, baby. Marvel Entertainment's collaborations with Madhouse are finally rolling their way to North American television, starting with Iron Man and Wolverine . Marvel's Head …Read more »
It's been a while since we posted a trailer for Takeshi Koike's upcoming film Redline , but that doesn't make us any less excited to check out it out when it finally hits North America. In fact, the trailer is just serving to make the …Read more »
It may not hit Japanese home video until next year, but Supernatural: The Animation is most definitely well on its way, as illustrated by the recently released teaser. The 30+ seconds of teasing may not tell us anything we don't already know, but it should …Read more »
It's been a while, but thanks to Comic-Con, news about the Madhouse-animated Marvel projects is finally starting to surface. Superheroes in anime form— Iron Man , Wolverine , X-Men and Blade —will air on the G4 network in America in 2011. Iron Man will kick …Read more »
Hope you've got your passes and room ready for Otakon—which takes place from July 30-August 1 at the Baltimore Convention Center—because the guest announcements continue to roll out, and there are some more hot ones on the list this time around. One of the most …Read more »
This has been a strange week or so for announcements of US properties making the animated leap. It all started with the announcement that Bioware and Funimation would be teaming up to produce an anime adaptation of the former's hit RPG, Dragon Age , which …Read more »
Con season is picking up, and as usual we can expect more timely, con-announced acquisitions from heavy hitters like FUNimation. This held true at this past weekend's Anime Central in Rosemont, IL, where they listed off six more upcoming titles. The titles in question include …Read more »
Mai Mai Miracle (or, to literally translate the Japanese title, Mai Mai Shinko and the Millennium-old Magic ) could have been a Studio Ghibli film. Like Isao Takahata’s I Can Hear the Sea and Only Yesterday , Mai is a nostalgic film with a slightly …Read more »
A while ago, we reported on the intriguing news that Madhouse and Marvel were teaming up to create an anime collaboration based on two of Merry Marvel's most legendary heroes, Wolverine and Iron Man. Fast forward to the collective post-San Diego Comic-Con sigh and we …Read more »
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