Virtual Cartoon: Stardust vs the Mad Giant Experimenter

This was my earlier Stardust video and first attempt at doing a "virtual cartoon."

This video is a limited animation/animated comic book adaptation of a very weird public domain golden age comic. It's inspired by those cheesy Marvel Superheroes cartoons from 1966. I love those...

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• virtual
• cartoon
• stardust
• mystery
• walk
• extreme
• limited
• animation
• marvel
• superheroes
• show
• public
• domain
• golden
• age
• comic

[archer1949]

Why does Stardust sit on his as and wait for the bad guys to spring their cockamamie plots before going into action? If he is so all knowing and all seeing, why doesn't he stop the villains BEFORE all hell breaks loose?

Sounds like he just gets off on "punishing" the bad guys.

[mysterywalker]

My theory is that he has powers that enable him to take revenge on criminals, specifically. I had some backstory in mind where he sold his soul to get them... but anyway that's my best guess.

[nightowl685]

this is awesome! I love the shatner voice on stardust, it kinda works with the marvelous luncay of the character, lol:)

[mysterywalker]

Thanks. It's kind of cool that you noticed the original direction was "talk like william shatner"...

[vazzduchesne]

This is too good! Love the theme music!!!Some times it looks like Basil Wolverton! Dialog and delivery is on target.More!!!!

[mysterywalker]

I actually just released another one...

[pooryorik3]

Hey this is awesome! Great voice over, hahaha

[betoband]

I love your animation!!!...but.. need more, sound fx....my recent discorver on this unknow character, thanks to Wiz Maggazine and the Previews Cathalogue, and you too..

[glynchandeliers]

Stardust sounds gay!

[glynchandeliers]

Don't question the will of Stardust, foolish person.

[cha5]

Oh not to brag or anything but I've actually got the original Golden Age Comic this Stardust story appears in,

Fantastic Comics issue 4 from 1940

[cha5]

That makes sense, quite a few of Fletcher Hanks 'all powerfull' characters Stardust, Fantoma, really seemed to have a bit of a sadistic streak when it came to punishing criminals

(usually with some sort of everlasting torment.)