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"  Many fortunate enough to remember the golden age of saturday morning cartoons starting in the 60s may not realize how influential those early shows were to the future of broadcast programming and animation design. One particular artist, Alex Toth, left an indelible mark on American cartoon style. That&amp;#039;s why Warner Home Video and Warner Archive Podcast hosted a retrospective on Toth at New York Comic Con and talked about the future of its new streaming service, Warner Archive Instant.  Toth created and influenced a number of shows through the 70&amp;#039;s that included Space Ghost, Birdman and the Galaxy Trio, Sealab 2020, Johnny Quest, Super Friends, and fan favorite, Thundarr the Barbarian. Toth was known for clean lines and solid, simple design that told stories with as little detail as necessary. Modern examples of Toth&amp;#039;s style would be the work of Bruce Timm, as seen in Batman Brave and the Bold, and Pixar&amp;#039;s The Incredibles. For decades, fans have clamored for ways to enjoy these classic cartoons, and although Toth&amp;#039;s work isn&amp;#039;t available digitally, it is available on DVD through the Warner Archive. Subscribers to Warner Archive Instant now have access to the extensively vast collection of rare and hard-to-find movies that remain under WB copyright. Warner Archive Instant is just the latest addition for B-movie fans to gain access to their well-hidden obsessions. Other companies are adopting the Netflix frame of mind. Full Moon, who is best known for the Puppet Master series, independently launched a subscriber-based streaming service. Users will pay a monthly fee for access to unlimited streaming of the company&amp;#039;s complete archive. The company first began selling movies to mom-and-pop movie shops that brought them to the customer. Now that those stores are gone, Full Moon had to find another way, said producer Charles Band. http://www.fullmoondirect.com/ Troma Entertainment is best known as home of the toxic avenger but supporting independent film is their passion. Troma provides a huge amount of their movie catalog free through their YouTube channel. The b-movie purveyors rely on revenue generated through YouTube&amp;#039;s ads to keep the cost low for fans. The Troma mobile app, a free app that can be downloaded for iPhone or Android, gives easy access to Troma news and social media and brings you directly to Troma&amp;#039;s YouTube page.  Magnet films, a major player in the b-movie market, have been using video on demand for years to bring their work to audiences. Most Magnet films even premiere the same day or a week before theatrical release. Although on demand can be accessed from multiple platforms such as Xbox, Comcast, PS3, and Amazon, their full catalog isn&amp;#039;t available. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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