Kyle Roberts

We've enjoyed the work of stop-motion animator Kyle Roberts here before, but he's really stepped up his game now. Check out his fully-realized take on the opening credits to the 1966 Batman TV series, that comes with a Dark Knight Rises framing device, its own recreated music, and cameos!

Cats: Limecat, you've got some serious cuteness competition from Pomelo Iron Man Cat. Video: Director Kyle Roberts is currently working on a new live action project called Posthuman, which is seeking fan funds to produce a feature with "the heart of a John Hughes film and the energy of X-Men...

Like a lot of people my age, I spent a pretty significant portion of the '90s watching the X-Men cartoon. As a result, I've got that intro more or less memorized, so I was pretty thrilled to see that entire sequence recreated in glorious stop motion action figure animation...

Of all the 1980s animated series with opening sequences far better than the actual shows that followed (like, nearly all of them), the most famous is arguably that of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' first few seasons. Devastatingly dope in every perceivable way, the theme song and accompanying animation saw April O'Neil drive the Turtle Van a million miles per hour, Splinter painfully transformi

Music: The custom Transformers Autobot logo ukulele by Etsy seller Paul Celantano is exactly what meets the eye in a good way. Manga: Viz is currently selling the first volumes of its digital manga series for 20 percent off. The promotion lasts until the end of the day, December 12...