Yearbooks #6 – Touring with Mickey and Other Great Stuff
The finale of my Yearbooks series.
The finale of my Yearbooks series.
While Hansel and Gretel is pretty standard Terrytoons stuff, it does show off some of the best qualities of the studio: beautiful backgrounds and entertaining animation.
Today a special look at the animation industry in New York, and the animators on strike, from the POV of the Union newsletter – Top Cel.
Ready to rise above it all? Then continue with us as we soar to new heights with our overview of ‘toons about planes.
This cartoon is literally a nightmare, culminating with Farmer Al being chased underwater by a cow-looking fish serpent!
I think Gene Deitch was really amazing to take Terrytoons in this creative direction at this particular studio.
A brief look at a few black & white Terrytoons released between 1938 and 1942 that were omitted from the TV package.
While recently researching the development of Deputy Dawg, we came across several documents and articles relating to the series that we thought we’d like to share.
The exact story of how Deputy Dawg was developed is incomplete, but early press coverage and related research bring new revelations to light.
Animation’s encounters with exercise is our new weekly workout routine.