The late 20th century was a wild time to be a kid immersed in the world of pop culture.
It seemed like nothing was off the table and that was certainly the case in the world of cartoons.
Here are 10 of the strangest.
Joerip-off, right down to every episode ending with a moral message.
(Specialist-Administrators of Vengeance, Anarchy and Global Extortion) and the shows main villain, General Warhawk.
Or rather, in this instance, Marvel Productions did.
It was probably a wise move.
Instead they wish to help mankind.
Yet, against all odds,Toxic Crusaderskind of worked..
It certainly plays out like a kid-friendly version of the firstConanmovie.
Conan cut a decidedly ruthless figure in previous incarnations of the character.
He killed, he stole, and he generally philandered.
Unfortunately, that series was less well-received and ended after just 13 episodes.
My parents told me it was because he had had a big meal and was very full.
Im not sure todays kids are quite so naive.
Thankfully, Columbia Pictures Television and DIC Enterprises decided differently and its just as well they did.
In fact, the cartoon spawned 94 episodes that aired across four seasons while also claiming a daytime Emmy.
For example, the Afterlife was renamed the Neitherworld here, helping to avoid any difficult conversations with parents.
