Like all heroes, OK K.O. has an origin story. It begins back in 2011, when Jones-Quartey was working on Adventure Time and Cartoon Network asked him if he had any ideas for a short.

The “OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes” TV series will be followed by the release of an integrated console game jointly developed by Cartoon Network and independent video game studio Capybara Games.

The latest show on the network, OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes, is no exception. It follows a young kid working at a mall in a world where everyone is a hero (or a supervillain), and in between ...

Cartoon Network Studios, recognized for its artists-first approach to content development, is embarking on an era of developing immersive worlds via digital collaborations, with the launch of OK K ...

The world of Cartoon Network‘s animated television show OK KO! Let’s Be Heroes and Sonic the Hedgehog are about to collide, and neither may ever be the same again. We assume, anyway. How does ...