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Being Jimmy Neutron
After saving the planet from space aliens, the boy genius from Irving's DNA Productions gets his own TV show this month. Now if he can only figure out girls.
— by Tim Rogers, D Magazine, September 2002 — page 1 | page 2
Hanks Farms 'Ant' to 'Genius' Helmer
— by Michael Fleming, Daily Variety, April 11, 2002 — page 1 | page 2
Monsters and a kid go head–to–head for an Oscar
Whose film will be top 'toon and grab the 'first' prize?
— by Gary Dowell, The Dallas Morning News, March 23, 2002 — page 1 | page 2
Luck of the Draw
Oscar nominees happy with first–class status
— by Valerie Kuklenski, Los Angeles Daily News, March 19, 2002 — cover | page 1 | page 2
Toons pull up a chair to Oscar's feast
— by Richard Natale, Daily Variety, March 12, 2002 — page 1
Oscar nod lands in Irving
Local animators of 'Jimmy Neutron' surprised by nomination
— by Jane Sumner, The Dallas Morning News, February 13, 2002 — page 1 | page 2
Neu Kid on the Block
A grass–roots studio creates a space–age cartoon, Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, using off–the–shelf software
— by Barbara Robertson, Computer Graphics World, January 2002 — page 1 | page 2 | page 3
How 2 Dallas unknowns broke the Hollywood mold
Pair looks forward to magical ride amid character's success
— by Cheryl Hall, The Dallas Morning News, December 16, 2001 — page 1 | page 2
Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius
DNA Launches Nick's First 3D Animated Franchise Using Off–the–Shelf Software
— by Bill Desowitz, Animation Magazine, December 2001 — cover | page 1 | page 2 | page 3
A Boy and His Franchise
Turning the usual process on its head, the makers of 'Jimmy Neutron' have found a way to hook kids on the toon before the movie or show appears
— by Michael Mallory, The Los Angeles Times, November 11, 2001 — page 1 | page 2
LightWave Coming to a Theatre Near You
DNA: Genius at Work
— newtekpro, 2001 Issue 4 — cover | page 1 | page 2 | page 3
Quick, draw
After years of talking and hoping, DNA Productions finally inks a big–time deal
— by Annabelle Massey Helber, The Dallas Observer, December 16, 1999 — page 1 | page 2
Animators bring their dreams to life
— by Jeanne Spreier, The Dallas Morning News, December 13, 1999 — page 1
Atack of the Killer Cartoonists
— by Lisa Broad, D Magazine, November 1999 — page 1 | page 2 | page 3 | page 4 | page 5 | page 6
Anything On, Ebenezer?
Some Christmas shows might soften Scrooge;
Others would confirm that he was absolutely right
— by James Collins, Time, December 15, 1997 — page 1 | page 2 | page 3 | page 4
Tinsel 'Toon
Dallas animation firm finishes holiday special in the St. Nick of time
— by Catherine Cuellar, The Dallas Morning News, December 13, 1997 — page 1 | page 2 | page 3
Classic specials in the making
— by Matt Roush, USA Today, December 12, 1997 — page 1
'Santa vs. the Snowman' tracks a tussle in toyland
— by Jeanne Spreier, The Dallas Morning News, December 8, 1997 — page 1
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