Cartoons About Cartoons (Part 14)
This week’s installment includes brief references out of chronology to several Warner Brothers cartoons I missed. Then, we move on in 1945 and 1946
This week’s installment includes brief references out of chronology to several Warner Brothers cartoons I missed. Then, we move on in 1945 and 1946
More interactive screen madness from Tex Avery, Friz Freleng, and efforts to keep up from Terrytoons and Screen Gems.
All action today takes place in 1938, and all from two studios: Warner Bros and Paramount.
A tribute to the first of what has become affectionately referred to as “The Hunting Trilogy”.
Weather still continued to figure into sporadic offerings in later years, including Daffy Duck, Woody Woodpecker, and two Deitch Tom and Jerrys.
In attendance today are a certain wascally wabbit, a canary who constantly sees putty tats, two different ill-fated black ducks, a double-date with the Terry Bears, and a memorable Disney one-shot.
Storms and changes of seasons continue to provide central plot points to a variety of animated storylines in the late 1940s.
Hang on to your umbrellas! A broad range of titles awaits us today, including visits with Donald, Daffy, Dr. Seuss, and a formative Mighty Mouse.
Summer season has arrived – are you still undecided as to what to do for vacation?
Both a striking science fiction vision and a cleverly crafted comedy, Chuck Jones’ Duck Dodgers is rightly considered a masterpiece of animation.