…video shelves. The Woodpecker cartoons did make an earlier appearance on DVD through the exclusive Time-Life collections. This anticipated 20-volume series was to have run all of the cartoons in…

…cartoons is simple: Bugs/Tom portrays an acknowledged master pianist primed to give his greatest performance of Liszt’s Second Hungarian Rhapsody (forever to be associated with the manic cartoon output of…

…Van Beuren Studio’s Toddle Tales & Rainbow Parades Cartoons and Cartoon Commercials! The Sweatbox Review: Animation preservationist Steve Stanchfield, through his Thunderbean distribution company, has for several years now been…

…Not Rated (cartoons are uncut and “intended for the adult collector”), Retail: $26.98 Storyboard: Droopy Dog, the very antithesis of a heroic cartoon hero, nonetheless proves to be quite the…

…disc of cartoons featuring a variety of characters. Warners animation figurehead Bugs Bunny gets us off to a fine start with Hare Trigger, a Friz Freleng cartoon that’s one of…

…cartoon was actually included! Ink And Paint: All of the cartoons in the set are presented in their correct 1.33:1 aspect ratio, with no windowbox formatting. Some of the cartoons…

…Pluto cartoons can be among the more slower of the Disney theatrical output, which themselves are often mostly discussed as “animated shorts” rather than the plain and simple “cartoon” moniker…

…full-color cartoons by the Fleischer Studios. Hey, there were the names I recognised on those excellent Popeye cartoons! Wow – this must be awesome, I thought. I begged my mother…

…after years of lamenting the fact that these gloriously great golden age cartoons were not available on home video. Due to legalities involving the rights to these cartoons, they have…

…the Bugs Bunny cartoon Rhapsody Rabbit, directed by Friz Freleng the year before. The basic set up for both cartoons is simple: Bugs/Tom portrays an acknowledged master pianist primed to…

…the villains from that version of the Titans appear in the cartoon too. Unfortunately, the whole concept of the cartoon stories is radically different from the source material. Rather than…

…the cartoons were getting really repetitive; although I am sure many people were wondering why Casper never maintained his friends from the previous cartoons. In these cartoons, we see Wendy,…

…1933 cartoon The Mad Doctor – another one of my favorites. Fans will finally be able to see this brilliant cartoon, and get a real kick from the in-jokes (apart…

…poke at MGM that turns out to have been cribbed from a previous short and was apparently used several times in other cartoons. Interestingly, this first cartoon isn’t even a…

…hard to disagree that Huckleberry Hound was a huge breakthrough for Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera on their way to becoming cartoon titans. After the MGM cartoon studio abruptly closed…

…the set to introduce the cartoons, Disney Studio historian and Treasures host Leonard Maltin remains out of the picture for the most part. There are, however, a number of cartoons…

…Oswald bounce back as a Playhouse Disney character, some of the cartoons here are typically dated with the kind of toilet humor, barnyard antics and mild sexual innuendo that may…

…$65 Storyboard: 60 more fully uncut and restored cartoon classics from the studios of the Brothers Warner including such iconic shorts as Gorilla My Dreams, The Heckling Hare, Beep Beep,…

…of appearances in other Disney cartoons and on television, he got his first starring cartoon series in the early 1990’s. The comic television show Goof Troop debuted in 1992 and…