Disney Junior's The Rocketeer, a CGI animated series inspired by Dave Stevens' comic book, is ready for take off on Disney Junior on November 8, and returning for a role in the series is Billy Campbell.
Thanks to a recent conference, we have new details and our first image from Disney Junior's upcoming animated series The Rocketeer; a re-imagining of Dave Steven's comic book series of the same name...
Production on The Rocketeer, a new animated series inspired by Dave Stevens' comic book series, has begun, with plans to premiere on Disney Junior next year. But a lot is changing with this re-imagination!
Captain America: The First Avenger director Joe Johnston's beloved '90s adventure, The Rocketeer, is getting a reboot/sequel from Disney - but this time it'll be a woman under under the helmet...
Concept designer Edward Eyth was hired to design sets, props and storyboard sequences for Disney's The Rocketeer. Much of his time and effort went into designing the rocket jetpack. The 1991 film is based on the graphic novel "The Rocketeer," created by Dave Stevens.
This is bound to piss off quite a few CBMers! The somewhat obscure, but very popular 1991 Joe Johnston adventure flick looks set to get the reboot/remake treatment at Disney. Read on for details..
In the concluding part of this exclusive interview with Billy Campbell regarding The Rocketeer's Blu-ray release, the actor discusses his character, CG, working with Timothy Dalton and his feelings about the science fiction genre.
In the first of an exclusive two-part interview, Rocketeer star Billy Campbell discusses the casting process for the film (available on Blu-ray), the appeal of the concept and the ways he which he "found" the character.
The Rocketeer finally arriving on blu-ray before the end of the year...
Captain America isn't the only hero allowed to kick Nazi ass.
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