Color Classics 1939-41: The New Wears Off
The Fleischers, now in their new home in Miami, tried to make stars out of the relatively colorless Hunky and Spunky.
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Original Titles
Due to extreme interest by historians and serious cartoon buffs, CARTOON RESEARCH presents a gallery of lost theatrical opening title cards and studio logos which were originally part of our…
Where There’s Smoke (Part 10)
A slightly-smaller than usual look at fire-fighting cartoons of the early 1950’s.
Where There’s Smoke (Part 9)
A further fastidious feast for the fire-fighting fancier.
Where There’s Smoke (Part 8)
An additional silent classic will receive its proper place today, along with the usual array of 1940’s stars getting their chance to feel the burn.
Keith Scott’s “Cartoon Voices” Book
At long last it’s coming out. And here are the details.
Max and Dave: Betty Boop 1936 – Betty Settles Into Her New Role
If some viewers missed the spice of the earlier Boop cartoons, at least the folks at Paramount seemed to be happy.
Where There’s Smoke (Part 6)
The heat is on – again, as animated characters from all walks of toondom keep on their toes to avoid the ultimate in hotfoots.
Animated Segments from an Unknown Navy Short (1944)
…and a preview of the menu art from my upcoming FLIP THE FROG blu ray.
Where There’s Smoke (Part 5)
I’m hot under the collar to continue expounding upon fire-fighting cartoons – and this week nearly all the major studios are represented.
