Lobo was a webseries starring, appropriately, Lobo.
The webseries had the same over the top violence and irreverence to social mores as the Lobo comics. The webseries took place in space, far away from Earth and any other superhero characters.
The Lobo webseries was available at www.loboonline.com. That site has since been discontinued.
Cast
- Kevin Michael Richardson as Lobo, Slaz, Fat Whutzat, vocal effects of Mudboy
- Grey DeLisle as Darlene, The Nutcracker Sisters
- Dee Bradley Baker as Sunny Jim (episodes 1-2), Tubo, Additional voices
- Tom Kenny as Sunny Jim (episodes 3-5), Snake, Stumpy, Sniff, Major Snake, Space Penguins, Additional voices
Features
Also available at www.loboonline.com were the following features:
- "Spread the Word," — a community area designed with Web cards, e-mail-a-friend functionality, chat and message boards.
- "The Main Man Files" — a sort of Lobopedia, including translations of "Loboisms."
- "Win Big -- Fan Boy Art Contest," — users would submit their artwork of an original character (artists from Warner Bros. Online and DC Comics will select the winner. The winning character would appear in a future episode of "Lobo."
- "Lobo's Locker" — a download area including images, audio files, wallpaper and screen savers.
- "Lobo's Game Sty" — a collection of Flash games.
- "The Lobo Fan-Boy Special" — gave you the chance to ask the main man any question you'd like.
- "Jukebox of Pain" — an interactive module which allowed one to overlay three different musical base tracks with howls, screams, and curses culled from the webseries.
Webisodes
- Lobo Is a Four Letter Word
- Market Day
- Pit Stop
- It's Fraggin' Time Again
- Payback Time
- Bustin' out of Oblivion, Part 1
- Bustin' out of Oblivion, Part 2
- Bustin' out of Oblivion, Part 3
- Breakout!
- Lobo for President
- When Pigs Fly
- Arms & The Main Man
- Eat This!
- Repeating Offender
Trivia
- Throughout the entire webseries including easter eggs, Lobo said the word "frag" 27 times.
- This is the only DC Animated Universe cartoon to have an equivalent of an R rating due to the uncensored profanities not found in other works and gratuitous violence and sex.
- In the first five webisodes, Lobo's voice is very different compared to his other appearances.
- The Lobo: Webseries was originally going to be a TV-Y7-FV show on Kid's WB but eventually became an R-rated web series.