Cartoons At Bat (Part 1)
It’s been awhile since we’ve dealt with anything covering a sports genre. Hope I don’t strike out.
It’s been awhile since we’ve dealt with anything covering a sports genre. Hope I don’t strike out.
A cross-section of television cartoons from the early 1960’s is on tap today. You’ve been warned!
I thought it would be a good week to give an update as to the status of the ‘official’ Thunderbean sets.
This is Beckerman’s first “Animation Kit” column from April 1972 – and the first of a new series here on Cartoon Research.
Cartoons exploring the mysteries of their own medium; characters with a knowledge of their ink and pen origins – all this and more!
So many projects, so little time!
Since we’ll be using a Technicolor negative for the final set, I thought it would be nice to share a 35mm Tech print we’ve scanned now.
Notes on scanning and restoration – and a first sneak peak!
Presenting the second chapter of our survey of circus cartoons, continuing with the silent era, and moving into the dawn of sound.
Splashy, gaudy, and eye-catching, best known by the phrase “the Greatest Show on Earth”. It was – – THE CIRCUS.