Two Must-Have Cartoon Collections
David Gerstein was pivotal to both these projects – both are close to his heart: Disney Comics and Flip The Frog.
Category Archives: Reviews
My Way Overdue 2022 Book Reviews
I’ve read a lot of books this year and haven’t had a moment to post about them. But now the time has come.
Shout-Outs and Short Takes 2021 – Part 1
Now that gift-giving season is long passed, consider this quick little book review post solely for your own enjoyment and edification.
More Animation Books For Your Social Isolation
Still stuck inside? Already binge-watched everything on Disney+, HBOmax and Netflix – twice? Never fear! Here’s another batch of books that just came out that I think you should read.
New Animation Books For Your Social Isolation
Stuck inside? Here’s our latest round-up of new animation books approved for cartoon fans sheltering-in-place.
Winter Book Round-up
Several new books I think you should know about… for reading over the winter holidays.
REVIEW: “Cartoon Roots: Bobby Bumps and Fido”
A review of Tommy Jose Stathes latest Cartoon Roots release, Earl Hurd’s Bobby Bumps and Fido.
PLUGS: Popeye Vol. 2, Comic Books, and Screenings!
Today a couple of plugs for some stuff I want to make sure every reader of Cartoon Research is aware of.
Ten Books For Spring
Ten new animation books for Spring reading have shown up at my door. Here’s my quick reviews.
Mark Mayerson Reviews “The Life and Times of Ward Kimball”
Despite the fact that this book features no photos of Ward Kimball, no images of his art outside Disney, his antique vehicles or jazz bands – it’s essential reading.
