‘Drop your tacos or I’ll blow your brains out’.
It’s been a loooong development cycle, but we’re getting ever closer to the release of Retroware’s old-school beat-’em-up Toxic Crusaders, based on what is perhaps the single most inappropriate IP ever to be adapted into children’s television: The Toxic Avenger.
Debuting in 1991 and enjoyed by nobody, Toxic Crusaders, based on the legendarily icky series of films from Lloyd Kaufman’s studio Troma, was part of a flood of animated “team crimefighting” shows that washed over our screens post-TMNT. The series followed the exploits of The Toxic Avenger (or “Toxie”) and his party of mutant pals as they battled evildoers on the mean streets of Tromaville and beyond.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
‘Drop your tacos or I’ll blow your brains out’.
It’s been a loooong development cycle, but we’re getting ever closer to the release of Retroware’s old-school beat-’em-up Toxic Crusaders, based on what is perhaps the single most inappropriate IP ever to be adapted into children’s television: The Toxic Avenger.
Debuting in 1991 and enjoyed by nobody, Toxic Crusaders, based on the legendarily icky series of films from Lloyd Kaufman’s studio Troma, was part of a flood of animated “team crimefighting” shows that washed over our screens post-TMNT. The series followed the exploits of The Toxic Avenger (or “Toxie”) and his party of mutant pals as they battled evildoers on the mean streets of Tromaville and beyond.
Read the full article on timeextension.com