W.R. Miller

Editor

W.R. Miller – known informally as “Bob” – has written for Starlog, Comics Scene, Animation Magazine and Animation World Magazine. Bob has been involved in animation for two decades, as a writer, character animator, special effects animator, and storyboard artist – For more information about Bob, check his website: http://wrmilleronline.com/. He has just completed Batman: The Animated Interviews, a five-volume work featuring the executives, producers, directors, writers, actors, designers, storyboard artists and composers involved with the making of Batman: The Animated Series and its spinoffs. BearManor Media is the publisher.

Articles By W.R. Miller

Disney+
The company invited journalists to its Chatsworth, California headquarters for its press event on February 5. It became apparent that they, and the publicists, had pulled all the stops for the presentation.
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Disney+

Dinosaurs? Check. Outer space aliens? Check. Transforming battle mecha? Check. Martial arts action? Check. Dazzling morphing sequences? Check. Over-the-top villains with way-out costumes? Check. Series catch phrase? “Armor up.” Check. Five misfit teens carefully selected to defend the Earth? Check. And they bond with the dinosaurs? Check. Tokusatsu/Super sentai-style pop music? Check. With themes extolling […]

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Disney+
Disney Twisted – Wonderland: The Animation is anime-styled, animated and dubbed in Japan, then translated and dubbed into English by American actors. Paul Castro Jr. talks about his character on the series...
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Disney+

Considering the popularity of anime and the wizarding world of Harry Potter, the Walt Disney Company is joining the bandwagon with Disney Twisted—Wonderland. In a realm of fairy tales, the magical Night Raven College is divvied up into dormitories honoring seven classic Disney villains: The Queen of Hearts (Alice in WonderlandSnow White), Hades, and Maleficent, […]

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Warner Bros.

One of the remarkable aspects about the new Warner Bros. animated feature, The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie, is that it has no marquee-value celebrities.  No sports stars.  No flavor-of-the-month comedians.  Just two veteran voiceover actors performing the leads:  Eric Bauza and Candi Milo.  And both have an impressive array of […]

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