The Cult of Cummings

Fans of Jim Cummings’ voice will be please to know that he has three new video game credits to his name.

• Available only in the Xbox 360 store, Jim Cummings plays the Aztec gods Totec and Xolotl in Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, the newest game in the Tomb Raider series.
• Jim Cummings will be continuing his role as Pete in the highly anticipated Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep coming out this fall.
  
• For fans of something with a little more gore, Jim Cummings will also be starring as the mask in Splatterhouse: Wipe Clean also coming out this fall.
  

Also, while it hasn’t been confirmed, there is a chance Jim may also be in other upcoming games such as Disney’s Epic Mickey
so stay tuned!

I posted when they were taking pre-orders but now the complete series of Bump In The Night is available on DVD for immediate purchase!

But if you are waiting for the DVD to come to a store near you, it’s going to be a long wait! The DVD is being released exclusively through Shout! which means that there is no plans to put it in stores. But if you want a copy, you can grab it now from Shout! right here.

You can read their product description below:

He goes a hundred miles an hour, he’s green dynamite
His name is Mr. Bumpy, he goes Bump In The Night!

Mr. Bumpy (Jim Cummings) is a wild green guy living under the bed, gobbling up dirty socks, rocking the night away and getting into adventures with his pals Squishington (Rob Paulsen), the neat-freak bathroom monster and Molly Coddle (Gail Matthius), a comfort doll who consoles those in need. A classic Saturday morning cartoon that aired from 1994 to 1995, this claymation program was highly creative and featured fantastic karaoke songs.

This set includes all 26 episodes form the two-season series, including the iconic fan favorite “Night Of The Living Bread”.

Mr. Bumpy is the role Jim Cummings received his Annie Nominations for so you don’t want to miss this classic from his earlier career.

Instead of being first in line to see Iron Man 2 in the theatres this weekend, why not get yourself a copy of Iron Man: The Animated Series. The complete series is available on DVD for the first time ever.

In this series, Jim Cummings M.O.D.O.K. (sometimes written out as MODOK) which is an acronym for Mental Organism Designed Only for Killing.

You can read a review of this DVD release here.

(If anyone has a copy of Iron Man on DVD already, would you mind taking some screenshots of Jim Cummings’ M.O.D.O.K.? I can find versions of him from every version of Iron Man except this one, unfortunately.)

If you order the DVD from Amazon, they are offering several discounts and combination offers so you should be able to get a really good deal.

Drake Mallard has given up being Darkwing Duck and works in a cubicle?

He and Launchpad aren’t even speaking?

Gosalyn’s miserable in a new school?

Darkwing Duck hasn’t been seen for a year and a half while Quackerjack is trying to get all the old villains back together?

That’s how things will start out in the newest issues of the Darkwing Duck comic series coming this June. The scribes behind this newest series are the same ones behind the popular Muppet comic books so fans of the show have a lot to look forward to. Read an interview with the creators of the comics for more info here.

If you don’t have a local comic book shop or simply prefer when they reissue the comics in longer lasting paperback, you can preorder the comics in paperback format on Amazon. Or stop by your local comic book shop this June and pick up a copy.

Either way, it sounds great to me as a fan of DW and gang!

If you just can’t get enough of Jim Cummings’ character Ray from The Princess and The Frog, you’re going to love this new CD of music inspired by the movie.

Jim Cummings has three, count ‘em, three new songs on the CD which just came out today and is available for purchase here.

Of course, all the hip kids prefer to download music today so, of course, you have that option too.

After a few plays, I really love these songs so I recommend giving them a listen. Preview Jim Cummings’ songs below.