The Almost-First Warner Bros. Cartoon: “Buster Bear” (1931)
Since scans were done in December 2016, I think it’s finally time to let poor Buster officially out of the bag!
Since scans were done in December 2016, I think it’s finally time to let poor Buster officially out of the bag!
We’re celebrating the anniversary of the book on the left – the 1981 first edition of the Warner Bros. cartoon filmography by Will Friedwald and myself.
Both a striking science fiction vision and a cleverly crafted comedy, Chuck Jones’ Duck Dodgers is rightly considered a masterpiece of animation.
When it comes to a list of the most romantic leading men in film history, only one name stands out so pungently.
An animator and director who worked with some of the biggest animation studios in Hollywood during the Golden Age.
Seventy years after its debut, Feed the Kitty stands as one of Warner Bros. most fantastic cartoon shorts.
In 1980 I interviewed Bob Clampett about his memories of the McKimson brothers at Warner Brothers.
Here, feast your eyes on these: a selection of rarely seen Looney Tunes title cards and credits.