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'X-Men 97'
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Shows like "Batman: Caped Crusader," "My Adventures With Superman," and "X-Men '97" are capturing the appeal of comic books while taking the franchises in unique, artistically meaningful directions.
"Goodbye, Lara"
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A retelling and sequel of the classic fairy tale, "Goodbye, Lara" provokes nostalgia while telling something new.
"The Doomies"
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The hidden gem on Disney+ is a gorgeously made horror comedy that mixes 'Evil Dead' with 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' for an all-ages fright fest that's still a little spooky.
Sermon on the Mount
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A disappointing lineup of six shows this year does little to reflect the best of what the medium had to offer.
'Witch Hat Atelier,' the Crunchyroll anime series, is one of the best new shows of 2026
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2026 has gotten off to a slightly slow start, but there are plenty of hidden gems worth a look
Absolute Batman
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From a Joker anime (?) to a Donkey origin story (???), it's been a busy week at the world's biggest animation festival.
Adolescence of Utena
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An avant-garde series that's as much a surreal art piece as a traditional narrative, the 1997 series remains as beguiling today as it was 30 years ago.
'LONG STORY SHORT' was snubbed at the Emmys for Best Animated Series
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Plus: a brief conversation with "Long Story Short" creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg and voice actor Lisa Edelstein.
"Regular Show: The Lost Tapes"
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Bringing back a beloved show for a new run is no easy feat. Does the Cartoon Network classic make it work?
Fallen
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From tender coming-of-age stories to a gay midnight movie, the prestigious festival has plenty of animated offerings to look out for.
"My Brother the Minotaur"
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Beautifully animated and compelling, the Celtic fantasy series scratches a "Scooby-Doo" itch cartoons have been missing.
'Stranger Things: Tales from '85'
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The first spinoff of the "Stranger Things" universe feels like the type of quick, cash grab animated spinoff that would have been made in the '80s. But it misses some of they key elements that made those shows work.
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