Steven Universe

In this week’s episode, Steven has a debt to pay to Mr. Smiley and ends up helping people along the way. Future Boy Zoltron was written by Raven Molisee and Paul Villeco, and directed by Hye Sung Park, Ricky Cometa, and Kat Morris.

Welcome to Together Breakfast, the feature where Elle Collins and Katie Schenkel come together to dig in and relish every last drop of Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe. In this week’s episode, Garnet gives Stevonnie some important training while Steven and Connie deal with some issues of their own. Mindful Education was written by Colin Howard, Jeff Liu, and Takafumi Hori, and directed by Joe Johnston and Ricky Cometa.

There are a lot of kids' stories about ghosts. There are a lot of kids' stories about friendship. But what if there was a kids' comic about ghosts... who are friends?!? That's what James Kochalka's Johnny Boo books are about and they're delightful, combining simple stories, good lessons, colorful artwork, goofy humor, and ghosts and monsters, to create an appealing series of tales that can be laughed over and read again and again.

This weekend we were at Flame Con in Brooklyn to capture the kaleidoscopic cosplay strutting through the queer comics convention's second exhibition. Highlights include Stevonnie, Wiccan, Jubilee, Stranger Things' Barb, Rufio, multiple Magnetos, and a disgruntled Asgardian coffee shop employee!

Welcome to Together Breakfast, the feature where Elle Collins and Katie Schenkel come together to dig in and relish every last drop of Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe. In this week’s episode, Connie takes Steven on his first trip to the library, where they both get a history lesson about Beach City and the Crystal Gems. Buddy’s Book was written by Lamar Abrams and Katie Mitroff, and directed by Joe Johnston and Ricky Cometa.

Today, GameMill Entertainment announced that this November will see the release of Cartoon Network Battle Crashers, a side-scrolling multiplayer action game featuring the stars of Adventure Time, Regular Show, Steven Universe and more, which will finally allow Steven to realize his potential as the Mike Haggar of the 21st Century.

Funko is pretty much the ruler of the vinyl collectible game at this point, with lines such as Mystery Minis, Dorbz, and of course the ever-present and rapidly expanding line of Funko Pops that everyone has at least two of. The blind bag formula of the Mystery Minis seems to be working a treat as Funko is going even smaller with the announcement of a new line of 1.5" collectibles dubbed Pint Sized Heroes. The new line takes what everyone loves about Pops and Dorbz and combines them, while featuring the blind bag aspect of Mystery Minis to create something totally new and even cuter.

Welcome to Together Breakfast, the feature where Elle Collins and Katie Schenkel come together to dig in and relish every last drop of Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe. This is the final installment of the Summer of Steven, so we should be back to one episode a week until the hiatus. It’s been hectic, but we’re happy you’ve followed us through this whirlwind. In the first episodes of season four, Steven helps Peridot capture a corrupted Gem, and Sardonyx welcomes Smoky Quartz onto her own private variety show. Kindergarten Kid was written by Raven M. Molisee and Paul Villeco, Know Your Fusion was written by Hilary Florido and Lauren Zuke, and both were directed by Kat Morris and Ricky Cometa.

Welcome to Together Breakfast, the feature where Elle Collins and Katie Schenkel come together to dig in and relish every last drop of Cartoon Network’s Steven Universe. With the current nightly summer schedule, we’re going to be doing a couple of these a week, and two to three episodes per column. It may be hectic, but hopefully you’ll keep up with us as we dive headlong into the world of the Crystal Gems. This time, Peridot takes Steven and Amethyst on a field trip, things with Jasper reach a climax, and the Rubies return from Neptune. Beta was written by Hilary Florido and Lauren Zuke, Earthlings was written by Raven M. Molisee and Paul Villeco, and both were directed by Kat Morris and Ricky Cometa. Back to the Moon was written by Lamar Abrams and Katie Mitroff, Bubbled was written by Colin Howard and Jeff Liu, and they were both directed by Joe Johnston and Ricky Cometa.

Which of the Crystal Gems from Steven Universe are you? Are you a delicate, meticulous Pearl? Or perhaps you're more of a Garnet: strong, proud, perfectly balanced. Or could you be more of a hedonistic, impulsive Amethyst? Or maybe you're Steven? Whichever Gem you identify with most, Hot Topic is ready to help you express that side of yourself with some fantastic clothes that just debuted in their Cartoon Network Lookbook. And if you're less of a Gem and more of a Powerpuff Girl, a Marceline or Finn, or even a Courage the Cowardly Dog, Hot Topic can help you out there too.