The opening credits sequence for X-Men ’97 is incredibly faithful to the one for the ’90s X-Men: The Animated Series. At first glance, you might think it’s exactly the same as it was before. But there ...

When Apple TV+‘s acclaimed workplace thriller Severance finally returned after an excruciating three-year hiatus, fans had but one complaint: The unskippable opening credits sequence was gone.

Has your life been lacking a certain drug-dealing high school chemistry teacher since the mid-season finale on September 2nd? French graphic designer Martin Woutisseth hopes his interpretation of ...

The Paramount+ spinoff series kicks off with a nostalgic title sequence featuring markered animations of the characters jumping across the labels of mixed CDs. It’s all part of Knuckles getting ...

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Co-showrunner Bruce Timm and art director Matt Girardi tell IndieWire about keeping things sleekly Deco and black and white for the title sequence. There was almost a version of “Batman: Caped ...

With Netflix unleashing a ton of looks at the shows and films it has on the way in 2025, did you really think that Showrunner Adi Shankar's animated adaptation of Capcom's popular Devil May Cry video ...

Fans have been making anime/Star Wars mashups for years now. And some of them have been quite excellent. They’ve been so good, Lucasfilm produced a proper anime with Star Wars: Visions, which is ...

Opening credits don't necessarily make or break a television show, but they can certainly help elevate it. When done correctly, opening credits (or title sequences) set the tone of the show, prep ...

A memorable opening TV credits sequence can hook the viewer within minutes, hint at settings and future plot points, and cause the intro to linger in the minds of viewers for years to come. The ...

Twelve terrorists. One cop. The odds are against John McClane... That's just the way he likes it.