…photos that have been posted online which feature figures from the Fantastic Four animated series, figures from classic Warner Bros. cartoons, and figures “inspired” by Cartoon Network’s Clone Wars series….

…penalties would be levied for violators, it did not specify what those punishments would be. The letter also failed to provide examples of “so-called cartoons that mainly feature real people…

…cartoons; from 1953 to 1958, he was vice-president and production manager at Grantray-Lawrence. During the period of 1968 to 1977, West was a supervisor for Hanna-Barbera’s Xerox department. He also…

The Age investigates Japan’s great presence in the animation industry, noting that the country is the “world’s biggest producer of cartoons and comics.” The two-paged article also notices the growing…

Negotiations between the Screen Actors Guild and major producers of cartoons on basic cable have resulted in a 20 percent rise in residuals for voice actors. “This is a significant…

…feature, 4 bonus episodes, 2 Oh Yeah! Cartoons tales (“The Zappys” and “Party of Three”), and DVD_ROM demos of Nickelodeon computer games. Cover art for the Jimmy Timmy Power Hour…

…want to take their friends. They have as much awareness about this as adults have about The Da Vinci Code. Are there any cartoons from television you remember liking? WS:…

…cartoons. You can see ReFrederator by downloading the episodes at their website or by subscribing through iTunes. According to ReFrederator, Great Director Week will include: Monday, June 5 – \\Tale…

…Nevertheless, a message within the forums of The Internet Movie Database writes that at the recent Cartoons on the Bay festival, Roy Disney himself admitted Travolta’s involvement in the film….

…season), and Spongebob Squarepants (fifth season). Meanwhile, new series Ni Hao Kai-Lan is getting 20 episodes, while fellow newcomers El Tigre and Random Cartoons will each receive 13 episodes. As…

…of animation this year, signaling the industry’s rapid development. Attempting to reach that goal, the country has released 50,000 minutes of cartoons, already exceeding last year’s total of 47,200 minutes….

…assisting Marty Taras on cartoons starring Baby Huey, Little Audrey, and Herman & Katnip. In addition, he freelanced for Pelican Films, Byron Rabbitt, Zanders, Buzzco, Ink Tank, Jumbo, J.J. Sedelmaier…

…and the cartoons are getting spookier, starting with a five-hour marathon starring that paranoid pooch, Courage the Cowardly Dog, from 1-6 p.m. · 7-9 p.m.: Scooby-Doo – The supernatural programming…

…and 16 One-hour Telefilms Included in “Scooberang” Salute Spooky mysteries and spine-tingling action will haunt Boomerang Oct. 26-31 when the commercial-free television home to classic cartoons stirs up the comedy…

The Oregonian spotlights Dennis Nyback, an animation enthusiast with a passion to show folks exactly why he loves cartoons. Last Friday, February 16, saw the beginning of his Cartoon Extravaganza…

…“Animation can be mature but too many cartoons have the same shiny bigeyes style so kids only know one taste and can’t tell the difference between good food and junk…

…years,” said animator John K. “I have always wanted to work directly with a sponsor to produce my cartoons and have my stars pitch their products. This was the model…

TV Shows on DVD has the official artwork and details for Popeye the Sailor: 1933-1938 Volume One. Containing “uncut, unedited” cartoons, in addition to over five hours of bonus features,…

…cartoons, uncut and restored from the original Universal Pictures master negatives. Bonus material will include six Behind-the-Scenes with Walter Lantz segments from the 1957 Woody Woodpecker Show and the rarely…

…that to this day have not yet seen a DVD release. The various cartoons listed include Freakazoid!, Tiny Toon Adventures, Shazzan, The Jetsons, Silverhawks and even the 70’s Harlem Globetrotters…

…is that each “episode” lasts only eight seconds, airing in-between commercias. Apparently, Fox is hoping that the cartoons will keep encourage viewers not to change the channel during commercial breaks….

…while watching “Dementia 13”.” Andy Klein, LA CITY BEAT “Offering animation free of the corporate governance that plagues much of today’s popular cartoons, Plympton and his new film “Hair High”…

…on John K’s work, While the interview elaborates, among other things, on John K’s vision of using the internet for online directly sponsored cartoons and the evolution of online animation….

…be taken while the plan is to expand the page to a full site, supporting the revival effort with streaming clips of the restored cartoons in the weeks to come….