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Superman: The Animated Series, The BRBTV Interviews
Like its precursor, “ The Animated Series,” the 1990s “ The Animated Series” reflected the work of a whole lot of writers, artists, directors, producers and voice actors. Beyond the core names that so many people recognize, such as Bruce Timm, Alan Burnett, Glen Murakami, Jean MacCurdy, Paul Dini and Tim Daly, there were many others who contributed to the animated TV show’s success at portraying DC Comics’ beloved hero Superman in a unique way.
In a companion volume to the BRBTV Report on “ The Animated Series,” BRBTV brings you a set of original interviews of several folks whose talent has touched the
- Robert N. Skir, a writer who has taken on several other small-screen favorites, too.
- Dorian Harewood, the actor with a heart for music who did a variety of voices here.
- Corey Burton, the voice artist who brought Brainiac to life.
- Mark Evanier, a writer with a varied resume who tackled the Darkseid storylines.
And, as a bonus feature, author Will Rodgers offers a fun glimpse at his own collection of action figures from the show’s line. Like the other volumes in this BRBTV Reports series, it all comes in a convenient, portable, Kindle format with photos appearing in color where available.
From the same place you'll find reference guides to great classic TV shows like "Dallas" and "The Green Hornet," come these shorter, snappier, electronic and highly journalistic BRBTV Reports! Not "books," per se, the BRBTV Reports were first released under the Amazon Shorts program as magazine-length feature stories, reflected in their highly affordable price!
In a companion volume to the BRBTV Report on “ The Animated Series,” BRBTV brings you a set of original interviews of several folks whose talent has touched the
- Robert N. Skir, a writer who has taken on several other small-screen favorites, too.
- Dorian Harewood, the actor with a heart for music who did a variety of voices here.
- Corey Burton, the voice artist who brought Brainiac to life.
- Mark Evanier, a writer with a varied resume who tackled the Darkseid storylines.
And, as a bonus feature, author Will Rodgers offers a fun glimpse at his own collection of action figures from the show’s line. Like the other volumes in this BRBTV Reports series, it all comes in a convenient, portable, Kindle format with photos appearing in color where available.
From the same place you'll find reference guides to great classic TV shows like "Dallas" and "The Green Hornet," come these shorter, snappier, electronic and highly journalistic BRBTV Reports! Not "books," per se, the BRBTV Reports were first released under the Amazon Shorts program as magazine-length feature stories, reflected in their highly affordable price!
49 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 25, 2011
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