#corey bennett

[natabatts]

bunch a traditional stuff from my sketchbook. some of it dating back to about a year ago and some current stuff.

[mikyapixie]

𝐁𝐚𝐭𝐦𝐚𝐧: 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐁𝐫𝐚𝐯𝐞 & 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐁𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝟏𝟔 𝐲𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐚𝐠𝐨 𝐭𝐨𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐭𝐨𝐨𝐍𝐞𝐭𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤!!!

So here’s my favorite song from the series!!!😁😍🤩

[ziggydabiggy]

love how for this one cutscene in the entirety of the peter pan section in disney's villains revenge they give hook a glove. he literally doesn't have one on in any moment leading to this scene. the glove doesn't even do anything like i'm pretty sure you don't even put the glove on but for whatever reason they decided to let hook wear one for this cutscene in particular

(i am looking far too hard into this but whatever)

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

Seasons Greetings from Cherry Lane is available to stream on Hallmark+.

[wanderingmind867]

I love the cast of Batman: The Brave and The Bold. John DiMaggio as Aquaman, James Arnold Taylor as Guy Gardner and Green Arrow, Corey Burton as Red Tornado, Jason Marsden as Speedy (Roy Harper), Will Friedle as Blue Beetle (Jaime Reyes), Jeff Bennett as Joker and Captain Marvel, Tom Kenny as Plastic Man, and of course Diedrich Bader as Batman. Some real all stars in the cast. I could keep listing the actors, because this was pretty much a who's who of great voice actors from the late 2000s. I kind of want a reunion special for the show, just so I can hear all these great voice actors again. Because seriously. They were all so good!

At the very least, please DC, please remaster the old Brave and The Bold video game. And get it put on a console like the Nintendo Switch. Because I want to play the game, but I don't wanna use the wii. Please DC, please just remaster this game. It's a small request, but I want it to come true. Because this show was amazing, and it deserves something special for it's 20th anniversary in a few years. I really mean that.

[celluloidchronicles]

Return to Never Land

🇺🇸 | Feb 14, 2002

directed by Robin Budd

screenplay by Temple Mathews

characters by J.M. Barrie

produced by Walt Disney Pictures, Disney Television Animation

starring Harriet Owen, Blayne Weaver, Jeff Bennett, Kath Soucie, Corey Burton

1h12 | Adventure, Animation, Fantasy, Family

out of plan

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American Movies | director Robin Budd | writer Temple Mathews | writer J.M. Barrie | studio Walt Disney Pictures | studio Disney Television Animation | actress Harriet Owen | actor Blayne Weaver | actor Jeff Bennett | actress Kath Soucie | actor Corey Burton | Peter Pan Collection

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[movies-to-add-to-your-tbw]

Title: Mickey's House of Villains

Rating: G

Director: Jamie Mitchell, Rick Schneider

Cast: Wayne Allwine, Tony Anselmo, Jeff Bennett, Susanne Blakeslee, Corey Burton, Pat Carroll, Jim Cummings, Bill Farmer, John Fiedler, Jonathan Freeman, Matt Frewer, Gilbert Gottfried, Tress MacNeille, Russi Taylor, Scott Weinger, James Woods

Release year: 2001

Genres: comedy, fantasy

Blurb: The villains from popular animated Disney films are gathered at the House of Mouse with plans to take over. Soon, they'll take over the house and kick out Mickey, Donald, and Goofy. It's all up to Mickey and his friends to overthrow evil and return the House of Mouse to normal...or as close to normal as it gets.

[natabatts]

Updated lake wormwood relationship map

[longlistshort]

Cardboard sculpture by Richard Entel and his 5 year old daughter Emily; Photographs by Jane Housham

Jane Housham, “Color Squares”

Meryl Bennett, “Fountain 3”, epoxy resin

Toys by Weston Brownlee

Sculptures by Richard Entel and his daughter Emily

Every autumn Dunedin Fine Art Center chooses a universal theme that runs through all of their galleries. This year they chose PLAY. It’s a wonderful choice and makes for a delightful time in the various galleries.  This is the last week to see two of the exhibitions- PLAY On!, a selection of wonderful artist made toys and toy related art (photos above), and LOL: Funny Papers, a juried selection of  art work incorporating comics, illustrations, zines and mixed media collage (photos below).

Catch both of these shows before they close on 10/15/23.

Barbara Hubbard, “Quantum Entanglement #5”, print collage/hand colored

Cory Robinson, “Just a Reminder”, spray paint and acrylic (left); and Cort Hartle “You’ll Come Back to Haunt You” acrylic, and “We were running hand in hand”, ceramic

Kaitlin Crockett/ Print St. Pete, “Rizo Zoo” and “Welcome to My Adult Life” risograph zines; Denis Gaston, “Fear of Flying”, book

Yhali Ilan, “Meanwhile”, acrylic

Corey Robinson’s work can also be found every week in the Creative Loafing Tampa Bay newspaper.

Print St. Pete, founded by Kaitlin Crockett and Bridget Elmer is a small community letterpress and risograph printshop which offers studio access, workshops, and custom printing.

[duckprintspress]

Celebrate Sherlock Holmes Day with 21 Queer Detective Reads!

Today marks the birthday of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, one of the most influential authors of modern detective stories. To honor his legacy, May 22 has been dubbed the Sherlock Holmes Day. Last year, we celebrated with a roundtable chat about the beloved sleuth. This year, we’re shifting our focus to his spiritual successors, wrapped in the rainbow flag. Enjoy the list of 21 Queer Detective Reads, compiled thanks to: Nina Waters, Shadaras, Owl Outerbridge, theirprofoundbond, hullosweetpea, Mikki Madison, Shea Sullivan, Dei Walker, Shannon, Rhosyn Goodfellow and an anonymous contributor.

What Moves the Dead by T. Kingfisher

Even Though I Knew the End by C.L. Polk

The Mimicking of Known Successes by Malka Older

Silent Reading by priest

The Angel of the Crows by Katherine Addison

In the Dark by Jin Shisi Chai

A Study in Honor by Claire O’Dell

Breaking Through the Clouds Po Yun by Huai Shang

The Tainted Cup by Robert Jackson Bennett

The Fourteenth Year of Chenghua by Meng Xi Shi

The Expanse Series by James S. A. Corey

Claudia Lin Series by Jane Pek

Floating Hotel by Grace Curtis

The Deep Sky by Yume Kitasei

Wild and Wicked Things by Francesca May

The Spare Man by Mary Robinette Kowal

Death by Silver by Amy Griswold & Melissa Scott

This Gilded Abyss by Rebecca Thorne

Sushi Scandal by T. Thorn Coyle

Liar City by Allie Therin

The Recondite by S. J. Ralston

What queer detective stories do YOU love?

Find these books on our Goodreads book shelf or buy them through the Duck Prints Press Bookshop.org affiliate page. Need a place to chat about these books? Join our Book Lover’s Discord server!

[alicewhimzy]

Let me make myself abundantly clear. I do not like The Joker™ in everything ever. Far from it.

I like Cesar Romero's '66 Joker

Mark Hamill's Justice League Action Joker

Jeff Bennett's Brave and the Bold Joker

Kevin Michael Richardson's 2004 Joker

Anthony Ingruber's John Doe from Telltale's Batman

and Lego Joker from both the games (Christopher Corey Smith)

and the movie (Zach Galifianakis)

That's pretty much it.

Barring a few select moments here and there, I don't particularly care for most of the others. TAS? No thank you. Dark Knight? Nah. Killing Joke!? Get the pepper spray.

It's obvious to me that this character has slowly but surely become a vector for cheap and lazy shock value. An excuse to showcase the most revolting gorey shit imaginable and act like that says something about the character. But what I want to remind everyone is the fact that someone had to create that. Human beings, presumably ordinary people like you and I, had to think about it, write it, draw it, ink it, color it in, and print it. The dirty little secret behind all the shock and edge is he's not bad, he's just drawn that way by people working in a woefully malfunctioning machine that we call the comics industry. I think it says much more about DC as a company that they saw nothing wrong with attaching themselves to that disgusting flavor of content. This is not to say that I think that Joker shouldn't do horror or be scary, but the fact that there is such an accumulated overabundance of it, the fact that it's the only thing they seem to rely on with this clown, means that it's not just needlessly depraved, it's banal.

The "joke" has worn out its welcome, and now that the audience knows the punchline already, nobody's laughing anymore.

The so-called agent of chaos has become predictable, and I'm glad to see that more people are noticing. I prefer Jokers who aren't written that way, who can get a genuine laugh out of the audience as opposed to trying and failing to make them gag. Romero swearing by all that's funny, Brave and Bold Joker getting his own musical number, 2004's Joker playing the flute, Lego Joker sharing a braincell with Lego Harley, John's love of selfies, JLA's Joker disguising himself in drag just to go on a tour with NO ULTERIOR MOTIVE! Hilarious!

I want that kind of Joker back. If there's anything that all my favorites have proven, it's that "canon" is not this rigid immutable thing that must be followed or else. This character and so many others can be so much more than that. As for the gay subtext and all that jazz, I've got a lot more to say about that in a later post, but for now I stand by what I said.

We need to make Joker fun again.

🎪🃏🎭

[darkpeacemusic]

ℂ𝕣𝕖𝕖𝕡𝕪𝕡𝕒𝕤𝕥𝕒 ℍ𝕖𝕒𝕕𝕔𝕒𝕟𝕠𝕟𝕤: 𝔽𝕦𝕝𝕝 𝕟𝕒𝕞𝕖𝕤

Jeff the Killer - Jeffrey "Jeff" Alan Dan Woods

Homicidal Liu - Liuis "Liu" Victoria Woods

Sully - Sullivan "Sully" Akira Woods

Randy - Randall "Randy" Allen Warren

Keith - Keith Harvey Davis-Green

Troy - Troy John Green

Ben Drowned - Benjamin "Ben" Scott Lawman

Jane - Jane Todd Richardson-Vaughn

Mary - Mary Annabelle Vaughn

Ticci Toby - Tobias "Toby" Erin Rogers

Masky - Timothy "Tim" Buck Wright

Hoodie - Brian Hunter Thomas

Skully - Jay Gabriel Merrick

Kate the Chaser - Kate Eleanor Milens-Hayes

Charlie - Charles Matheson Jr.

Laughing Jack - Laughing Jack in a Box

Eyeless Jack - Jackson "Jack" Nicky Nyras

Slenderman - Simon (middle and last name unknown) (Human name prior to his experimentation/death)

Splendorman - Jim (Human name prior to his experimentation/death)

Trenderman - Beau (Human name prior to his experimentation/death)

Tenderman - Cedric (Human name prior to his experimentation/death)

Sally - Sally Maryam Dawn (formerly Williams)

Dr Smiley - Azerael Jesse Smiley

Nurse Ann - Annie "Ann" Lusen Mia

Nina - Nina Selene Hopkins

Candy Pop - Unknown

Candy Cane - Unknown

April Fools - Unknown

Jason the Toymaker - Jason Caleb Meyer

The Puppeteer - Jonathan Cole Blake

Clockwork - Natalie Priscilla Ouellette

Rouge - Heather Bridget Marshall

Wilson - Wilson Liam Marshall (neé Jones)

Zalgo - Z͠a̛'l͘ga̶t҉ot̡h

Lazari - Lazari Natalie Swann

Stripes - Eloise Sarah Bellarose (name prior to her death)

Nathan - Nathan Maxwell Lux

Bloody Painter - Helen Delilah Otis

Kagekao - Unknown

Laughing Jill - Laughing Jill in a Box

Sadie - Sadie Marie Bennett

Hobo Heart - Unknown

Cat Hunter - Rodrigo Milo Ortiz

Chris the Revenant - Christine "Chris" Wendy Meyers

X-Virus - Cody Larkin Drake

Dollmaker - Vaughn "Vine" Pavel Voiikov

Frankie the Undead - Frankie Hades Asher (his real name prior to his death)

Judge Angels - Dina Angela Clark

Lifeless Lucy - Lucy Ava Jones

Lost Silver - Ethan Kin Fuji (his real name before his death)

Glitchy Red - Red (his real name remains a mystery)

Strangled Red - Steven Garrett Stoughton

Dr. Locklear - Evander Agnar Locklear

Lulu - Lucille "Lulu" Tiffany Greatfeil

Killing Kate - Katherine "Kate" Evelyn Knight

Will Grossman - William "Will" Gordon Grossman

Lulling Lauren - Lauren Robyn Ross (neé Evans)

CR - Carl Morton Ross

Emra - Emra Amelia Blake (neé Albridge)

Zero - Alice Marie Jackson

Slendrina - Charlotte (first name prior to death/experimentation)

Lily - Lily May Kennett

Nightmare Ally - Adeline "Ally" Ashley Abendroth

Zachary the Proxy - Zachary Julius Gibson

Oliver - Oliver Gorgon Henderson

Alex Kralie - Alexander "Alex" Joseph Kralie

Amy - Amy Callie Walters

Jessica - Jessica Ellie Locke

Seth - Seth Apollo Reid-Wilson (neé Wilson)

Sarah - Sarah Cassie Reid-Wilson (neé Ried)

Ellie - Eleanor "Ellie" Mae Andersen

Victor - Victor Hugo Becker

The Sight - Unknown

Clowny - Unknown

Vince Wilson - Vincent "Vince" Ares Wilson

Third Base - Richard "Doby" Vincent Doggers

Vailly - Vailly Suki Evans

Stan Fredrick - Evan Cameron Frederick

KindVonDerRitter - Marcus James McComber

Michael Andersen - Michael Stuart Andersen

Screaming Dawn (oc) - Dawn Evelyn Woods

Queen Blackheart (oc) - Elizabeth Cindy Phillips (name prior to her death)

Smiles (oc) - Morgan Ari Rivers (name prior to their death)

The Tod Killer (oc) - Corey Kiran Kelly

Night Stalker (oc) - Casey Lara Hall

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

Seasons Greeting from Cherry Lane

Available to stream on Hallmark+ December 5.

 Starring Jonathan Bennett, Annabelle Borke, Corey Cott, Sarah Dugdale, Shannon Kook and Vincent Rodriguez III.

[beautifulbizarremagazine]

1 week left to see the Beautiful Bizarre Magazine curated exhibition 'Dreamland Awaits' at @coreyhelfordgallery in Los Angeles 😍

COREY HELFORD GALLERY 571 S Anderson St #1, Los Angeles, CA 90033, USA For inquiries: Sherri@coreyhelfordgallery.com

Participating artists: Adrian Cox, Alex Garant, Alexandra Manukyan, Andi Soto, Andrea du Plessis, Andrew Hem, Annie Montgomerie, Annie Stegg Gerard, Ben Frost, Bennett Slater, Brandi Milne, Brian Mashburn, Caia Koopman, Calvin Ma, Camilla d’Errico, Caroline Gaudreault, Charlie Immer, Chishi Morimura, Chloe Early, Chris Buzelli, Chris Guest, Clementine Bal, Courtney Brims, Crystal Morey, Dan Lam, Deirdre Sullivan Beeman, Dena Seiferling, Denis Sarazhin, Dewi Plass, Ellen Jewett, Era Leisner, Erik Thor Sandberg, Erika Sanada, Ewa Prończuk-Kuziak, Felicia Chiao, Gina Matarazzo, Haejin Yoo, Handiedan, Hannah Flowers, Hikari Shimoda, Ian Francis, Ito Chieko, Jacqueline Butterworth, Jana Brike, Jason Mowry, Jeff Echevarria, Jess Currier, Jesús Aguado, John Walker, Jon Ching, Josh Keyes, Katie Gamb, Kelogsloops, Kent Williams, Kevin Foote, Kevin Sloan, Kim Slate, Korin Faught, Kristin Kwan, Kseniia Boko, Laura Colors, Laurie Lee Brom, Lavely Miller, Li Shanmei, Lo Chan Peng, Lola Dupre, Maki Hino, Mao Hamaguchi, Marc Le Rest, Mary Jane Ansell, Messy Desk, Miho Hirano, Molly Devlin, Nadine Tralala, Naoto Hattori, Natalia Fabia, Natalie Featherston, Nicole Evans, Nicomi Nix Turner, Ornélie, Phoenix Chan, Rafael Silveira, Raul Guerra, Richard Ahnert, Rima Day, Roxanne Sauriol Hauenherm, Ryoko Kaneta, Stephanie Kilgast, Stephanie Rew, Sylvia Ji, Tamura Yoshiyasu, Tania Marmolejo, Tanja McMillan, Tarntara Sudadung, Tina Spratt, Tom Bagshaw, Travis Lampe, Travis Louie, Troy Brooks, Xue Wang, Yoko d’Holbachie, Yumiko Kayukawa, Zoé Byland

[therobotmonster]

What do you get when the 6 Million Dollar Man and the Bionic Woman decide to pull a Brady Bunch and a Johnny Quest at the same time?

You Get the Bionic Six.

Impossible to find streaming in high quality anyplace, but a bunch of eps in pretty decent quality hit archive.org.

Decent animation, an earworm themesong that I am so frightened of I muted it while taking its screenshots. The Bionic Six is a lost 80s gem. Not like, a diamond or a sapphire, but like, at the very least a citrine, or a really nice tiger eye that's all polished up in a riverbed? Anyhow...

I joke about the premise. It's not Steve Austin, it's Jack Bennett. It's not Jaime Sommers, it's Helen Bennett. It was a serial number filing but it absolutely is someone's 6MDM and Bionic Woman fanfic where they got married and both had and adopted a bunch of bionic kids.

The story, however, involves Jack (already bionic) and his family getting irradiated by an alien spaceship (the 80s was a hell of a drug) in the Himalayas, with the family going comatose except for Jack, thus requiring the family's upgrades.

This explains why a bunch of children would be turned into cyborgs, but it does not explain why those upgrades came with superpowers. That seems to be down to the grandpa-figure of the group, Professor Dr. Amadeus Sharp Ph.D, which, I gotta say, that's a chef's kiss cartoon character name right there.

Putting both Professor and Doctor in front of your name is exactly what I'd expect from a guy that's like "these children are comatose... I think I'll give that one the magnetic repulsors..."

As for the family proper, you've got Bionic-1/Jack Bennet, the literal team dad who suspiciously has all the bionic powers you'd expect from Steve Austin, with a touch of Reed Richards gray on the temples.

You have, ahem, Mother-1/Helen Bennett, who doesn't have the Bionic woman's powers because they'd be redundant. But she is a lady in an 80s team cartoon so she's got... say it with me folks... psychic abilities!

Also, if I had a nickel for every brunette be-bobcuted supermilf in a red jumpsuit named Helen I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot, but it does lead to some obvious crossover concepts that the r34 community have thus far failed to provide. I'd commission something but, as established, I've only got the two nickels.

She also stands out by having a codename that is calculated to make villains deeply uncomfortable with using it, thus putting them on the back-foot. Just takes every deathtrap situation to a weird place.

Their (at least initially) biological children, Sport-1/Eric Bennett and Rock-1/Meg Bennett establish the pattern of there being a bionic kid for every interest. Sport-1 has magnetic attraction-repulsion powers, and uses lamposts like baseball bats all day, every day.

Rock-1 was literally designed to be cartoon Cyndi Lauper and has speakers built into her shoulders for sonic attacks. She is also super-speed runs the fastest.

IQ/J.D. Corey is adopted, and doesn't do the normal naming convention. He's an unusual character in 80s toon terms, as he's both the smartest member of the team (per the codename) but also has the most powerful super-strength. You don't get the smart AND strong combo that often, and you'd expect the Sport-1 to be physically strongest but it seems he's more the Mario of the team.

Karate-1/Bunjiro "Bunji" Tsukahara is a foster kid who got dragged into all of this, and has both the most greatly enhanced super-agility and also actually knows how to fight without powers.

They also have a robot ape named F.L.U.F.F.I. who wasn't in every episode.

The story structure is an 80s toyvertoon take on Johnny Quest, with the whole family having toyetic super-powers and vehicles, and instead of a cavalcade of one-off baddies, you get a recurrent cast lead by Dr. Scarab, who is Sharp's brother, and is after Sharp's superior bionic knowledge.

Mad science, not even once.

I have vague memories of Scarab's pursuit of 'trionic' technology, which assumed both that the 'bi' in bionic was for 'two' (reasonably understandable assumption) and that that if two was good, three was logically better, while never really establishing what third thing was being mixed in (baffling even to my childhood self).

On top of his drone robots, called "Cyphrons" (not Cylons, Battlestar Galactica Lawyers, cyphrons), Scarab had a host of modified goons, most of whom where combinations of dumb, strong, and ugly.

The main stand out being Madame-O, who is a cartoon femme fatale of the classic variety, who punctuates her sentences with 'Darling', uses a harp to shoot energy blasts, and can disguise herself as other people, because why be good at one thing when you can be confusing at several?

The animation is pretty good for the time period (It was a TMS animated show!) and it has that weird mix of self-aware and totally earnest that makes 80s cartoons fun.

It was, like most of them, an advertisement for action figures. In this case from LJN, the gimmick of which was they were G.I.Joes that were mostly made of die cast metal. A lot of the characters were pretty chunky, to the point that a FLUFFI could be bring down an assailant if you chucked it at 'em just right.

Oh, and the whole family could join hands to pull of Deus Ex Machina bullshit. It's a trip.

Go watch ya some cartoons.