All right, so this ISN'T technically anime. It's the closest thing we've got in American cartoon art, though. Samurai Jack is literally beautiful. At times funny, exciting, and sad, Samurai Jack is a visual treat - something that adults and kids can all enjoy. And look closely at the picture above. See anything missing? There are no outlines around Jack, the props, the backgrounds, etc. It looks more like art. The creator, Genndy Tartakovsky, (Who also created "Dexter's Laboratory") has recently left Cartoon Network to go work for Lucas. (Tartakovsky produced and directed the "Clone Wars" three-minute shorts featured on Cartoon Network a few months back - rumors say that a third run of Clone Wars eps will run close to the release of Star Wars Ep III: Revenge of the Sith).
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Friday Anime Update: Samurai Jack
Fridays are for fun. So, without further ado, here's this week's update.
All right, so this ISN'T technically anime. It's the closest thing we've got in American cartoon art, though. Samurai Jack is literally beautiful. At times funny, exciting, and sad, Samurai Jack is a visual treat - something that adults and kids can all enjoy. And look closely at the picture above. See anything missing? There are no outlines around Jack, the props, the backgrounds, etc. It looks more like art. The creator, Genndy Tartakovsky, (Who also created "Dexter's Laboratory") has recently left Cartoon Network to go work for Lucas. (Tartakovsky produced and directed the "Clone Wars" three-minute shorts featured on Cartoon Network a few months back - rumors say that a third run of Clone Wars eps will run close to the release of Star Wars Ep III: Revenge of the Sith).
All right, so this ISN'T technically anime. It's the closest thing we've got in American cartoon art, though. Samurai Jack is literally beautiful. At times funny, exciting, and sad, Samurai Jack is a visual treat - something that adults and kids can all enjoy. And look closely at the picture above. See anything missing? There are no outlines around Jack, the props, the backgrounds, etc. It looks more like art. The creator, Genndy Tartakovsky, (Who also created "Dexter's Laboratory") has recently left Cartoon Network to go work for Lucas. (Tartakovsky produced and directed the "Clone Wars" three-minute shorts featured on Cartoon Network a few months back - rumors say that a third run of Clone Wars eps will run close to the release of Star Wars Ep III: Revenge of the Sith).
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