SDCC: 'The Brave and the Bold' Trailer

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Fri Jul 25, 2008 — by Van Jensen

SDCC: 'The Brave and the Bold' Trailer

Warner Bros. previews animated show

Warner Bros. wasn't all about Watchmen at San Diego on Friday. They also showed off the trailer to the upcoming The Brave and the Bold animated series.

It's a pretty funky cartoon, from appearances, with a score that harks back to the Adam West days. Watch it below.

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mike weber (10:35 PM on Fri Jul 25, 2008)

Hmmm.

Still looks beter than Miller's "Spirit".

M. Sean McManus (7:56 AM on Sat Jul 26, 2008)

That looks like so much fun!

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