Jerry Reviews “Cartoon Roots”, Betty Boop, Mickey Mouse, Silly Symphonies – and the latest from Didier Ghez
A round up of rave reviews of the latest books I’ve received – and a first look at a new Bray DVD/blu-ray you should own!
A round up of rave reviews of the latest books I’ve received – and a first look at a new Bray DVD/blu-ray you should own!
Here we go again. Another of my way-overdue review round-ups of new books related to animation – past, present, and future!
Another round-up new books of interest for dedicated cartoon historians, die-hard cartoon watchers – and just about anyone who reads this blog on a regular basis.
Garry Apgar’s new book on Mickey Mouse, Mark Arnold’s collection of DePatie-Freleng history, and another plug for Thunderbean’s Private Snafu blu-ray.
Time for another round-up of reviews for books and videos (strangely, most of them Disney-related this time around). But before we get into that I want to plug a couple of personal appearances I’ll be making this month – some local to Southern California, and a couple back east.
It’s been a while since I posted some reviews here on Cartoon Research – and thanks to our regular contributors, and my one-post-per-day policy, there haven’t been many opportunities for…
I interrupt my website to actually write a post myself – and to take a moment to thank our regular contributors past and present for keeping this space lively, informative…
Who says print is dead? Here are six great books that will make a wonderful gifts for you (print this post and hand it to your loved ones as a…
A few months have gone by and its time once again to weed through the books piling up from various publishers. These are the good ones. First up, an anthology…
I don’t know about you, but I just spent my Memorial Day weekend reading (and drooling over) the latest book by animation historian extraordinaire John Canemaker, The Lost Notebook: Herman…
