Cartoons About Cartoons (Part 34)
With Roger Rabbit’s success, a drastic change took place in the production of animation for both the big and small screen.
With Roger Rabbit’s success, a drastic change took place in the production of animation for both the big and small screen.
This TV special brought together animated characters from different studios.
A special that captures so much that made creator Jim Davis’ comic strip immensely popular.
Today, we continue with some Disney afternoon, some brief coverage of DIC, and a pair of episodes from Garfield and Friends.
Focus this week is on two studios who more or less got in on the ground floor of the 80’s-90’s animation resurgence.
In today’s survey of fitness and weight-watching cartoons, all but two of the participants are felines!
The animated cartoon, in its never-ending quest for thinner pencil lines, goes marching on.
The object of the game is not to establish a new rule of law or lasting precedent – it is merely to be the last toon standing.
The old Green Lantern battery is running on low, so it’s time to wind down this review of non-career cartoon superheroes and their various exploits and follies.
A new movement among America’s youth briefly gave some theatrical animators a chance to express modern commentary, by spotlighting the signature personality of the 60’s – the flower child.