No, this isn’t the opening line from Christie Brinkley’s latest skincare infomercial, but rather a chilling bit of inner dialogue from the titular hero of Adult Swim’s upcoming Samurai Jack ...

Samurai Jack has seen its fair share of death this ... hair and beard are meant to symbolize that Jack has battled his inner demons, made peace with the past that he can not alter and become ...

His stylish animated series, about a feudal Japanese samurai ... real conclusion. Jack was still stuck far from his own time, fighting the shape-changing, world-conquering demon Aku.

The original Samurai Jack animated series was always more critically acclaimed than commercially successful. Like all too many shows that air on Cartoon Network, it was canceled before fans could ...

Adult Swim’s revival of Samurai Jack ... Japanese warrior battling robots and demons in the distant future, created by Genndy Tartakovsky, Jack ran for four award-winning, critically-acclaimed ...

A synopsis of the show reads: “Samurai Jack, tells the story of a young prince from medieval Japan whose father’s empire is destroyed by the demon Aku. Jack escapes the destruction ...

Considering the creator’s sense of finality, Samurai ... shape-shifting demon ... well, you can understand why Adult Swim Games and Japan’s Soleil Games teamed up to bring Jack back to life ...

Play video “After being flung into the future by the evil demon Aku, the warrior known as Samurai Jack embarked on a relentless quest to return to the past,” the announcement said.

Jack is back – well at least for a quick second. Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim has unleashed a new glimpse at Season 5 of “Samurai Jack.” The blink-and-you’ll-miss-it sneak peek features ...

Jack lived in a Samurai village long before modern technology existed; all was peaceful until the evil demon Aku showed up. Aku enslaved Jack's village but Jack got away, trained for years and ...