Supernatural

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TV: Blue Beetle Jaime Reyes gives Booster Gold a stern talkin' to in new Smallville images. Anime: Warner Bros. Supernatural anime will see release in the US on July 26, Jared Padalecki's voice is all over the first season, but co-star Jensen Ackles fans will have to hunt for his voice through an unspecified amount of episodes...

An all-new trailer of Warner Bros. Animation/Madhouse's upcoming anime series based on the hit CW show "Supernatural" just hit the web, and for all you fans out there who just audibly groaned with delight at that news, settle down -- it actually looks really cool...

It looks like Japan's "Supernatural: The Animation" is chugging along right on schedule to its January 2011 release. As part of an update to its official Japanese Web Site, Warner Bros. is showing off a new home page image along with MADHOUSE's 22-episode anime's first official trailer...

If you're a "Supernatural" watcher, you already knew that Jensen Ackles was going to set a new bar for animated Bat-villains when "Batman: Under the Red Hood" finally comes out on July 27. And hey, with Mark Hamill retiring as The Joker, someone has to step up and be a guiding light for this generation...

It was previously revealed that "Supernatural" brothers Sam and Dean Winchester are bringing their never-ending battle against the forces of Hell to an animated project called "Supernatural The Animation," slated for release at some point in January of next year...

"Supernatural's" Sam and Dean Winchester have battled monsters, demons and angels across America and on both sides of the afterlife, but this January the boys are headed to Japan...sort of. A screen showcasing "Supernatural: The Animation" popped up on the home page of Warner Bros...

Today I had two major things I wanted to do, both involved the show 'Supernatural.' The first was a press interview with the stars Jared Padalecki, Jensen Ackles and a few of the writers and producers of the show. The second was to attend a panel with all of the above and see if anything new came out in audience questioning that we might not have thought to ask ...