News Madman Anime Block on Cartoon Network Australia
posted on 2007-06-12 10:21 EDT
A new programming block of Madman-licensed anime will start screening on the pay-TV channel Cartoon Network in July 2007, debuting with Bleach, Eureka Seven and InuYasha. For more details, Madman's press release can be found here.
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