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”!
Category Archives: Animation History
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.
Format Films Unsold Pilot “The Shrimp”
It was another show that almost was.
Dusty Memories: The Lost UPA “Dusty of the Circus” Pilot
A long lost Gene Deitch UPA pilot has been unearthed and preserved.
Bluto’s 90th Birthday!
One of the world’s most recognizable brutes celebrates his 90th birthday in 2022.
A Tribute To Abe Levitow (1922-1975)
An animator and director who worked with some of the biggest animation studios in Hollywood during the Golden Age.
Bringing Fleischer’s “Somewhere In Dreamland” to MeTV
They said it couldn’t be done. In fact, after three decades of personal effort, I was convinced it would never happen.
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
With the opening of the new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, at long last, the bastard stepchild is welcome at the table in Hollywood.
Popeye’s 65th TV Anniversary
It was sixty five years ago this month the Popeye theatrical films made their national television debut in 1956. Let’s Celebrake!
Some Advance Notes on “Tex Avery Screwball Classics” Volume 3
As you likely have heard, the Warner Archive Collection will release a third Tex Avery collection on Blu-ray and DVD on October 5th. Here are the details.
