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There were many other great cartoons that emerged from the "What a cartoon" stable and the "Cartoon Cartoons" series on the Cartoon Network. Remember Dexter's Laboratory, Johnny Bravo, The Powerpuff Girls and Dial M for Monkey. Some little gems like Courage the Cowardly Dog seem to have fallen by the wayside as did my own favourite, Justice Friends.

A work of crosover genius, Justice Friends took three superhero stereotypes and dropped them into the terrifying scenario of co-habiting in an apartment together. The Incredible Krunk was your average mountain of muscle with purple skin, ripped green trousers and no percievable intelligence of any kind. Van Halen, the Norse god of heavy metal, flew into battle on a flying V guitar that actually flew and used the word "dude" a lot. The group was led (in the vaguest sense of the term) by Major Glory (or "Flag Guy" as Krunk called him) who attempted to instill a patriotic sense of heroism in his rather ineffectual brethen.

They battled evil such as the terrible Komrade Kremlin and other challenges such as cleaning their apartment.

Shame they never made a couple of series out of that one...

I don't think I've ever seen that one, although Courage is still being shown, and with new episodes from time to time

There are about 6 Justice Friends and 3 M for Monkey episodes in the middle of some Dexter's Laboratory 1/2 hours.

Jonny Bravo is the est. What a guy.