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Dec 5, 2004 · After the first season of Tiny Toons, Radomski explains, “The studio had specific properties they wanted to develop: Gremlins, The Griswolds [based on the National Lampoon’s Vacation characters], Tazmania and Batman. I did samples for each proposed idea, just to have some part to do with a new show.
Timm and Radomski laid the groundwork for what would become the most revered superhero animated series of all-time. The World’s Finest had the opportunity to talk to Producer Eric Radomski about his time on Batman: The Animated Series and much more…
May 7, 2020 · Like much of the Batman staff, Radomski was a veteran of Warners’ Tiny Toons, drafted by Warner’s animation president Jean MacCurdy to develop new shows, including Tazmania, Gremlins, The Griswolds and Batman.
From Batman: The Animated Series to Spawn and Spicy, Eric Radomski has always been testing the limits of animated TV, while being very vocal about what makes and breaks a show. Amid Amidi passes on the insight.
When MacCurdy saw Timm’s initial Batman drawings, she loved them. She then introduced him to a Tiny Toon background artist named Eric Radomski, who had dreamt up a take on Gotham City that MacCurdy liked. Timm recalls she told the two artists, “I want you guys to put together a short Batman cartoon.
Apr 25, 2024 · The show came as part of the purchase of Tiny Toons Adventures, which was moving to be broadcasted at Fox. The show rounded up Bruce Timm and Eric Radomski for it's visuals with Alan Burnett working on the story.
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Aug 19, 2021 · Burnett was a seasoned television writer working for Disney animation, while Radomski, Timm, and Dini were at Warner Bros. Animation as background painter, storyboard artist, and writer,...
