“Jolly Good Felons” (1934)
This lovely print is easily the best I’ve seen on this short – complete with its original titles.
Tag Archives: Ub Iwerks
Willie Whopper in “The Good Scout” (1934)
Let’s take a break and watch a Willie Whopper!
A Little Thunderbean Journal Entry
I see this next period as one that is going to require careful footing and alliances to allow many of the things we’ve all wanted to see get a quality release.
“Jack Frost” (1934) From The Original Camera Negs
Here is a little Halloween treat: A first sneak preview from my forthcoming ComiColor Cartoons Collection, now scanning!
Collective Continuum? The Driving Force That Keeps These Long Strips Of Plastic Relevant
I spent part of the afternoon today working on lining up elements from various Iwerks Comi-Color cartoons.
Entrenched In Production – and a few things to show!
Here’s something most of you have never seen: the black and white original negs from a frame of Iwerks’ Jack Frost – and both combined as a two-color positive image.
The Cult of “Rare” Pieces of Animation History
Internal and external rattlings on the cult of “rare” pieces of animation history, and some more Flip Fanfares too!
A Few Frog ‘Legs’ – Some Pieces From the ‘Flip’ Project in Progress
Let’s look at some newly scanned frames from this long anticipated cartoon compilation.
The Spooky Story of “The Skeleton Dance”
While not specifically stated to be Halloween, merely a supernatural frolic during the midnight hour, this innovative short cartoon certainly encapsulates the spirit of the spooky holiday.
On Various Projects and “Crop Chasers” (1939)
A nice beat-up Technicolor print of a Columbia Color Rhapsodies cartoon produced at the Iwerks Studio.
