Why Wasn’t There a KISS Cartoon?
It seems there were multiple attempts – so let’s take a look at what might have been, as well as what actually was.
Category Archives: Animation History
My Top Five Favorite Fleischer Popeye Cartoons
…and I also ask you: What are yours?
Looney Tunes Collectors Choice Vol. 1
So many people have asked me to post here about this forthcoming blu-ray collection, but I’m not sure what more I can say.
More from the Herb Klynn-Format Films USC Archive
Recent scans of archival material once thought lost – or we never knew existed.
Disney Goes To War
An interesting piece from the August 31st 1942 issue of LIFE magazine that I thought it would be worth posting here.
Rev Chaney: Snapshots From Termite Terrace 1938
Today, a Photo Post – featuring a group of just discovered snapshots of a few of our favorite animators from the Leon Schlesinger studio.
Cartoon Research 10th Anniversary Post
Today marks the tenth year of this Cartoon Research blog in this format. Let’s celebrate with a special look at “Popeye The Ace of Space”!
Baby Huey in “Swab The Duck” (1956)
The story of how I got my hands on a brand new 35mm print, struck from Paramount’s original negatives.
Art Babbit on “Upa In Distress” (1942)
Babbit traveled to Argentina in 1942 to consult on a cartoon short. Here’s the story on that.
The Animation History Bibliography – UPDATE!
Welcome to the bi-annual update for The Animation History Bibliography!
