So for the last few months we’ve been putting together this 20 year, “best of” retrospective of what we’ve all been up to during that time. The paperback book itself is available on Amazon (238 pages, 488 illustrations for $29.99 (that’s 6¢ per illustration, 12¢ a page, not too bad). We printed it through Amazon’s on-demand system, and I have to say, the quality’s pretty good.
But, you can check it out for yourself here for free, to look at on your phone, tablet, or your laptop.
I know it might sound like some BS, but we couldn’t have done any of this stuff without you and your friends. Frederator’s fans watching what we do is what makes 20 years possible. Thanks so much.
Please, let me me what you think of our book. –Fred
So for the last few months we’ve been putting together this 20 year, “best of” retrospective of what we’ve all been up to during that time. The paperback book itself is available on Amazon (238 pages, 488 illustrations for $29.99 (that’s 6¢ per illustration, 12¢ a page, not too bad). We printed it through Amazon’s on-demand system, and I have to say, the quality’s pretty good.
But, you can check it out for yourself here for free, to look at on your phone, tablet, or your laptop.
I know it might sound like some BS, but we couldn’t have done any of this stuff without you and your friends. Frederator’s fans watching what we do is what makes 20 years possible. Thanks so much.
Please, let me me what you think of our book. –Fred
Over the past twenty years I’ve been involved with a lot of cartoon series, with some just at the seed stages, on others over the course of entire runs and beyond. In every case, though, I’ve considered myself gratified and thankful to be traveling in the cartoon cosmos. –Fred Seibert
Over the past twenty years I’ve been involved with a lot of cartoon series, with some just at the seed stages, on others over the course of entire runs and beyond. In every case, though, I’ve considered myself gratified and thankful to be traveling in the cartoon cosmos. –Fred Seibert
It seems like the last Fanboy & Chum Chum premiere we saw was back during the Civil War (it was really closer to the first Boer War). But the great news is Nickelodeon is now announcing the show’s second season of 26 half-hours will kick off with a big premiere week beginning April 25th. Each night that week we’ll get a pair of brand new eleven-minute episodes starting a 7:30 p.m., including that first night’s “Where the Boys Aren’t” and “I’m Manarctica.” WARNING: This season is even more insane than the first, so you’re going to want to lay off the sugar for the duration*.
An original Steve Lambe design Three rounds of applause to Jeff Bennett, Steve Lambe, and Eric Robles and the Fanboy cast and crew for their trio of Annie Award nominations just announced. Jeff is in the Voice Acting in a Television Production category for his work as the Necronomicon (up against Nika “Chum Chum” Futterman for her voice as Asajj Ventress in Clone Wars, go figure). Steve, of course, is up for a Character Design in a Television Production trophy. And, last but not least, the entire show is nominated for Best Animated Television Production for Children. Congratulations, everyone. The Annies will be handed out on February 5, 2011, at UCLA. – Eric
Hot Topic has the first batch of official Fanboy T-shirts up for sale on their site. Buy one now and be the big hit around the Thanksgiving dinner table, just like the Pilgrims back before TV. – Eric
Mufflin Star Child from “Separation Anxiety” Can you believe it? A year to the week since Fanboy and Chum Chum’s big debut on Nickelodeon last November, the first season’s final four shorts are premiering this week, Monday through Thursday at 5:30 p.m. New, second-season episodes will hit the air early next year, and we’ll be posting new art like crazy as we get closer. After all, there are 52 more cartoons in store after this week. – Eric
Two more premieres coming this Saturday morning on Nickelodeon - “Lord of the Rings” and “The Incredible Chulk.” Above, you can see Eric’s quick concept of Chum Chum all chulked out. – Eric
Two more big Fanboy premieres this Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. - “Freeze Tag” and “Jingle Fever.” Above’s a burst card from the latter. Watch them! (I was going to insert a hot dog pun here, but they’re the wurst.) – Eric
An original Steve Lambe design Three rounds of applause to Jeff Bennett, Steve Lambe, and Eric Robles and the Fanboy cast and crew for their trio of Annie Award nominations just announced. Jeff is in the Voice Acting in a Television Production category for his work as the Necronomicon (up against Nika “Chum Chum” Futterman for her voice as Asajj Ventress in Clone Wars, go figure). Steve, of course, is up for a Character Design in a Television Production trophy. And, last but not least, the entire show is nominated for Best Animated Television Production for Children. Congratulations, everyone. The Annies will be handed out on February 5, 2011, at UCLA. – Eric
Hot Topic has the first batch of official Fanboy T-shirts up for sale on their site. Buy one now and be the big hit around the Thanksgiving dinner table, just like the Pilgrims back before TV. 
– Eric
Mufflin Star Child from “Separation Anxiety” Can you believe it? A year to the week since Fanboy and Chum Chum’s big debut on Nickelodeon last November, the first season’s final four shorts are premiering this week, Monday through Thursday at 5:30 p.m. New, second-season episodes will hit the air early next year, and we’ll be posting new art like crazy as we get closer. After all, there are 52 more cartoons in store after this week. – Eric
Two more premieres coming this Saturday morning on Nickelodeon - “Lord of the Rings” and “The Incredible Chulk.” Above, you can see Eric’s quick concept of Chum Chum all chulked out. – Eric
Two more big Fanboy premieres this Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. - “Freeze Tag” and “Jingle Fever.” Above’s a burst card from the latter. Watch them! (I was going to insert a hot dog pun here, but they’re the wurst.) – Eric