Lore Olympus and the Moment Webtoons Became Television When Lore Olympus launched on Webtoon, it looked nothing like a traditional television property. It was vertical, mobile-first, and highly stylized. The story moved through emotion rather than commercial breaks. Over time, it became one of the most-read digital comics in the world. Across six years, it […]
This article is Part 2 of a two-part series exploring the film and television production slowdown and where the industry is rebuilding. If Part 1 explains why production slowed down, Part 2 focuses on how the film and television industry rebuilding phase is already taking shape beneath the surface. While some parts of the industry […]
90s animation still hits differently because it focused on strong storytelling, emotional clarity, and visual craftsmanship in ways many modern animated projects no longer prioritize. During the 1990s, animation studios trusted their audiences. Because of that trust, stories unfolded at a deliberate pace, characters felt emotionally grounded, and visuals carried meaning beyond spectacle. Even decades […]
Why MeTV Toons Comic-Con Has Me Genuinely Excited MeTV Toons Comic-Con is one of those announcements that immediately grabbed my attention. Not because it feels like a marketing stunt, but because it feels like respect—for animation, for its history, and for the people who helped shape it. From the moment I saw the lineup, I […]
ParaNorman stop-motion stands out as a rare animated film that blends genuine emotion, dark humor, and handcrafted artistry at a time when much of mainstream animation feels increasingly digital and disposable. Released during a summer when several major tentpole films struggled to meet box-office expectations, this smaller genre entry arrived as an unexpected bright spot. […]