Cartoons About Cartoons (Part 33)
Steven Spielberg sets the animation world on its rabbit’s ear.
Steven Spielberg sets the animation world on its rabbit’s ear.
Seriously? No – it’s not April Fools Day. No – I didn’t lose a bet.
The first official pairing of the duo, which secured the little black duck’s standing as a permanent fixture in Warners cartoons.
Today we ponder one of the greatest mysteries surrounding the cartoon world: What can be called a “Slow Burn Gag” in animation?
Today, a special interview with the team behind the Clampett-inspired new Looney Tunes feature.
All action in this post comes from the stars of Warner, Paramount, and MGM, with the final appearance by Terrytoons’ Dinky Duck.
Magic pencils and paintbrushes abound, as characters continue to provide savvy interaction with the audience.
Today, we’re checking out a baker’s dozen more books to keep an eye on in 2025!
Character recognition of the cartoon medium tends to come in short spurts during the years of 1953 and 1954.
An idea so obvious it’s surprising Warners hadn’t already done this years ago.
