Not really digging the character designs or the everything looks like it's made out of rubber animation style.
I'm afraid it's going to look incredibly outdated within three years. Even now it looks kind of clunky. I didn't really get into
The Batman
animated series, but at least it was beautifully done with some interesting designs.
Oh well - Brave and the Bold is on Netflix and that's good enough for me.
A commenter on another site said the animation reminded them of Reboot back in the 90's. I wouldn't go quite that far, but it's still pretty bad.
I'm also disappointed in the trend away from traditional animation (though I am well aware it's far more labor-intensive than CGI). I love the Pixar movies, but few can do it remotely as well as they do.
I just like the aesthetic of hand-drawn animation (though I realize even that gets computer help these days) over most CGI.
/get off my lawn
At least Disney is still keeping their toes wet with the mixed CGI/hand-drawn technique used for
Paperman.
Here's hoping the Oscar the short won encourages them to keep trying traditional animation in some form.
So a kid-friendly Deadpool kind of works: [link]
Still not likely to watch the show, though.
Latest Dancing Deadpool video (now with Bob, Agent of HYDRA): [link]
Preview of a cool-looking Wonder Woman short to play on DC Nation this weekend: [link]
Alfred is supposed to have a posh accent, dammit!
Wonderella is both awful and hilarious today: [link]