Fleischer’s Animated News (May 1936)
Here’s the May 1936 edition with a front cover illustrated by George Germanetti, one of the studio’s key animators.
Here’s the May 1936 edition with a front cover illustrated by George Germanetti, one of the studio’s key animators.
We have a lot of Max Fleischer to get through today. Warner Brothers provides the remainder of the program – all with middle Eastern themes.
Here’s issue number 9 of “Fleischer’s Animated News”, published in August 1935.
Nearly thirteen years have passed since we last posted an issue of Fleischer Studio’s employee newsletter. Let’s pick up where we left off…
Today, I “tank” we have another animator breakdown of a B&W Popeye cartoon to share!
A surprise for today – an animator breakdown of a B&W Fleischer Popeye cartoon!
In 1936, this sheet music special collection was published, containing ten of Popeye’s hit movie tunes.
It’s El Niño season in the animated world, as heavy rain and snow appear to dominate.
I thought it might be fun to list off some of your favorite (or most hated!) cartoon characters and why they have (or don’t have) appeal.
…and I also ask you: What are yours?
