Winter with Your Favorite Cartoon Stars #2
While we wait patiently for the first glimmer of spring, here are three “cool” cartoons for winter outings.
Tag Archives: Looney Tunes
Oops! (Part 4): Sugar Isn’t Sweet/The Time-Space Continuum
For this final installment I’ll spotlight a recurring problem – what both live-action and animation producers would refer to as the “continuity error”.
Animator Breakdown: “Porky’s Five and Ten” (1938)
A deep dive into Bob Clampett’s seventh black-and-white Looney Tune.
Bob Clampett’s “Porky’s Poppa” (1938)
This confirms another black-and-white Looney Tune where Bob Clampett and Chuck Jones acted as a team.
Animator Breakdown: “Rover’s Rival” (1937)
The draft implies that Clampett and Jones directed this cartoon as a team. And there’s much more to learn in this post.
Animator Breakdown: “Get Rich Quick Porky” Redux
This was the last cartoon to pair Porky Pig and Gabby Goat. Given Clampett’s dislike for the character, it’s not surprising.
The Thad Review: “Looney Tunes: Collector’s Vault Vol. 1”
In short, it’s exactly what collectors want: Warner cartoons we don’t have on Blu-Ray already, with few distracting issues. You’d be looney not to get it.
“Dance of the Comedians – 75 Years of the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote”
Looking at the recent publication from BearManor Media, and asking its author, Dan Sendker, some questions.
Basket Case: Looking Back at “Daffy Duck’s Easter Show”
A flashback to a time when there was a lot to choose from when it came to Looney Tunes offerings on network TV.
Animator Breakdown: “Porky & Daffy” (1938)
The first official pairing of the duo, which secured the little black duck’s standing as a permanent fixture in Warners cartoons.
