Shout and other companies have put out toon series that werent that "popular" or well rembered, but a lot of people on this forum i believe judging by some of the people that posted on my "what age are you from" post, are  in their late teens, I'm 25, so i was about 11 when it came out, but yeah judging by alot of people on this forum, no offense at all, but yeah they probally wouldnt buy it, cause they were 1 or 2 years old, but then again maybe they would, because they apparently bought all the marios, and that means they were either not born yet, or 1-2 years old when they came out, which means if they ever saw it it was years later on re-run or not at all, I have read on here people of that age saying they had never seen some of the mario toons before buying the dvds, true mario has a mass appeal, but still. I mean hey it could sell well, there could be people my age or a little younger who would remeber it and want to buy it, cause they remebered it as a kid. Same thing goes for Sonic toons, yeah they have a wider appeal to people of a certain age than something like Moo Mesa, but i mean AOSTH, no offense to fans on here that grew up with it, but in my own opinion i cannot stand AOSTH, i mean I had never seen SatAM  but i bought the dvd out of curiosty and it was good, it wasnt corny, it at least was serious and dark, but i watched an episode of AOSTH on YouTube months ago,and I had trouble sitting through the whole episode it was that cheesy and corny, but hey whatever floats your boat. People suggest to Brian on here toons that i have never heard of. Although DIC made or produced 80's toons like MASK, the DIC GI JOE series, the real ghostbusters, the rights are just owned by others, if Shout could get the rights to them they would make some money off those. I'm from the school of 80's toons where a lot of them were "serious" toons with some humor dispersed throughout, like the aforementioned , and like COPS, D&D, Thundercats, Silverhawks, Ducktales wasnt a serious cartoon but it is very classic. Anyway i was just bored and had time to kill.

It's just in my opinion and I try not to bias myself because I grew up in the 80's, but toons in the 80's were "tougher," more realistic if you will, that toons since the mid 90's or so to the present are just campy, corny, and more cheesy than a box of Velveta shells and cheese. There's talk on the net that movies for live action Thundercats and He-man are being considered to be made, and they did Transformers movie. No one yet has made a movie about any 90's toons have they?

I actually agree with you about cartoons of today, speaking of which I actually haven't heard of this show in a LONG time. Last time it was aired was the mid-90s, but there is a Konami arcade game of it so maybe it just needs awareness that's all.

Besides I don't really know if DiC actually owns the show.

When I say this no one take it as I am being offensive, think of it as heathly criticizism. I will admit wild west C.O.W. boys of moo mesa wasnt the holy grail of cartoons, but it wasnt cheesy either, there are other people on this post that have expressed intrest in it being produced, and I know everyone is entitled to his or her opinion, just like I am, there is no right or wrong, I have expressed on these forums in some places for example that I cannot stand AoSTH(not SatAM, thats ok), because I think its campy and corny, along with a lot of other mid to late 90's toons, cause i was born in '81 and personally feel that cartoons in general went downhill after about 1994 or so, maybe even earlier, buts thats just me, other people who grew up in that time period could feel completely different. I'll provide an example of that too, he feels that cow boys of moo mesa sounds dumb, without ever seeing any clips of it, but he has also posted many posts on cartoons that he would like to see come to dvd, such as chip and peppers cartoon madness, which ran what 9 episodes?, Stone Protectors, Stunt Dawgs , Street Sharks, Fighting Foodons which was aired in the 2000's, Biker Mice from Mars, Ring Raiders which lasted 5 episodes, most of the cartoons in that list have anthropomorphism in them just like cow boys of moo mesa, some of those toons i knew what they were not from watching them as a kid, but most of them i watched some clips on YouTube and none of those toons I would touch with a ten foot pole.

I gotta say...you advertise this in the right anthropomorphic (ie "furry") fan communities (especially where artists and their fans dwell and draw things like muscular minotaur-dudes among other things), and it'll sell.  There're well over 15, 000 folks in that fandom (I have no idea the actual number, just a callback to BW's minimum sales figure), though I dunno how many were into this cartoon in the `90s or would be willing to give it a try.

Sorry if that disturbed anyone, but it's true.  Furries will buy a whole lot of anything starring animal-men and mutants.  Street Sharks, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Thundercats, Biker Mice From Mars, etc...It's a niche market, but worth catering to somewhat (same as you'd advertise on gaming sites like IGN and whatnot...actually come to think of it, game companies are advertising to furry fans, perhaps unknowingly, on a constant basis by continually putting tons of beastmen playable characters in their titles and even having things like the Bloody Roar fighting game series and Altered Beast and the like).

I didn't see Wild West C.O.W. Boys of Moo Mesa (long enough title?) when I was a kid, I passed on it for the same reason I originally passed on Street Sharks and Biker Mice--had been obsessed with TMNT, had my fill of that sort of thing at the time (action-comedies with frequent parody elements and lotsa slapstick, plus usually inept villains), and didn't have to be too perceptive at the time to guess at it being a bandwagon opportunity thing...I dunno, maybe it was good.  I'd definitely be willing to give it a try, sight-unseen, if Shout released it.