After Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero took the fifth highest-grossing anime film in the United States theatrical box office in history, Crunchyroll is not letting its guard down. The anime studio and streaming service released
Hollywood is littered with the bodies of failed anime adaptations. While we do have a Speed Racer here and an Edge of Tomorrow There (I’m counting it, even though it was a light novel), for
It is that time of year where geeks worldwide head to the mecca that is San Diego Comic-Con. The pop-culture haven that we flock to like moths to a lightbulb, and at Day 0 of
Anime in America has a long and complicated history dating back to 1963 when Astro Boy went across the NBC airwaves. Though the foreign medium dates back to the 60s, anime didn’t get widespread attention
