Writing Words for the Wabbit: The Life of Al Stoffel
Al Stoffel isn’t a well-known name in the world of cartoons, but he may have written more words for Bugs Bunny than any other person.
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An In-Depth Look at MGM’s “Dangerous When Wet”
While Jerry Mouse’s sequence in “Anchors Aweigh” is more famous, Tom & Jerry’s sequence in “Dangerous When Wet” is more important to the story.
The History of UPA’s “The Invisible Moustache of Raoul Dufy” (1956)
Of all of the segments on The Boing Boing Show, no UPA short had more of a complex production than this one.
The Reactions of Many to Disney’s “The Skeleton Dance” (1929)
Steamboat Willie may have propelled Disney into a leading figure – but Skeleton Dance was equally significant.
Profiling the Dell Inker Steve Steere: An Origin Story
One of Dell and Western’s most prolific inkers who would go on to ink many of Dell’s most prolific artists including Phil De Lara, Harvey Eisenberg, Pete Alverado, and Jack Bradbury.
The Illustration Work of Animation Giants
Many well known cartoonists famously illustrated books – as did some animation giants.
Skip Craig (1931-2025): A Tribute
Today we pay tribute to animation editor extraordinaire Skip Craig – who passed away last Monday.
Cartoon Characters On Radio, Part IV— More From Mel Blanc
Today we’re going to showcase more appearances of Mel Blanc as Bugs and other cartoon characters on Old Time Radio.
Jack Benny Plays the Disney Highlights
To have a song sung on The Jack Benny Program was very good publicity. And this includes the songs of Walt Disney.
Mort Walker’s Bambi
Every 1942 Bambi card released by Hallmark likely bore Walker’s stamp of approval.
