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Bat Thumb (2001)
Super hero Wuce Bane (a.k.a. Bat Thumb) and his trusty sidekick, Blue Jay, are called upon to save Gaaathumb City from the evil, despicable, and poorly dressed "No Face." Will the city survive? Will Bat Thumb's true identity be revealed? Will Vicky Nail learn to control her unruly waves? Find out the answers to all these questions in this latest comic adventure from master storyteller Steve O.
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Super hero Wuce Bane (a.k.a. Bat Thumb) and his trusty sidekick, Blue Jay, are called upon to save Gaaathumb City from the evil, despicable, and poorly dressed "No Face." Will the city survive? Will Bat Thumb's true identity be revealed? Will Vicky Nail learn to control her unruly waves? Find out the answers to all these questions in this latest comic adventure from master storyteller Steve O.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Comedy, Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Steve Oedekerk
In Theaters:1/1/2001
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:O Entertainment
Cast
David Bourla
Director
Steve Oedekerk
Bat Thumb / Wuce Bane / Dumb Man / Beat Cop (voice)
Paul Greenberg
Blue Jay / Ritzy Woman (voice)
Rob Paulsen
No Face / Commissioner / Criminal #2 (voice)
Jim Jackman
Police Chief / Criminal #1 / Terrified Man (voice)
Mark DeCarlo
Fred / Narrator / Bank Depositer / Millionaire (voice)
Jackie Harris Greenberg
Vicky Nail / Bank Teller / Half-Faced Woman (voice)
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