Bond. James Bond, Junior.
One of the lesser loved entries in the Bond franchise’s history: the animated Bond Jr. series that debuted September 1991.
One of the lesser loved entries in the Bond franchise’s history: the animated Bond Jr. series that debuted September 1991.
This week I’m showing a nearly perfect Scrappy cartoon. But more importantly, I managed to get Aesop’s Fables Volume 1 off to replication!
A superior batch of material presents itself this week, including several classic flying fools, and an array of animation superstars.
Quality graphite in the pencils made the difference for me while I worked at Walt Disney Feature Animation.
The finale of my Yearbooks series.
A look at the famed comic book artist, rarely explored for his frequent flirtation with some significant animation projects.
Scanned from a reversal print made from a rare Kodascope 16mm print from the 30s, just as it was becoming unprojectable.
Finishing the ‘40’s and into the 1950’s, as the early years of the new decade provide a mix of small and large parts for airplanes.
The Color Classics strove for the Disney-esque and frequently featured original songs, some of which were quite memorable.
I began compiling a database of information on American animation studios, with hundreds of them in the New York area. Here’s some of that research.