…would have noticed that a series of re-branded Have A Laugh cartoons were actually odd variations of some of the Studio’s original cartoons. Also available online, it became clear that…

…any special features, a preview for The Zeta Project is the only extra material on the first disc, while trailers for Batman: The Brave And The Bold and Saturday Morning…

…in these cartoons. We have violent cartoons leading to Tom’s death, cartoons where Tom triumphs in the end, others where the talks, and we also have first-time appearances from many…

…in cartoons. They were a suggestion made by Disney’s music director Carl W. Stalling to Walt Disney about cartoons without a central character and where the main focus would be…

…the sea on behalf of the Ocean Patrol. The Sweatbox Review: I always thought that I had a pretty complete knowledge of Saturday morning cartoons, so I was quite bamboozled…

…mice by a cat named Mr. Jinks may resemble the premise of Hanna and Barbera’s Tom And Jerry cartoons, but Pixie And Dixie cartoons had a whole other dynamic thanks…

…The Sweatbox Review: Once again thanks must go out to Ray Pointer, who continues his crusade in bringing ultra-rare pre-Golden Age vintage cartoons from private collectors’ assortments to the wider…

…Digital, Rated TV-G, Retail: $19.99 each Storyboard: Two volumes of classic Disney cartoons get “remastered, restored and remixed”… The Sweatbox Review: What a delightful surprise! Far from being the “remixed”…

…party, then gets some time at home but comes up again a feathery pest in Wood-Peckin’. Finally, Popeye makes some home cartoons for the nephews in Cartoons Ain’t Human. This…

…the days of the Cartoon Network and Boomerang, chunks of classic cartoons were played in large blocks. Nickelodeon ran Looney Tunes and Bosko cartoons, while TBS played Tom And Jerry….

…the fighting men of their duties and obligations. Some of these shorts even featured Private Snafu, star of his own series of military-specific cartoons (his cartoons are featured on a…

…featurette from the DVD set Saturday Morning Cartoons – 1960s: Volume 1. The Herculoids: First Family Of Planet Quasar (4:35) features Jerry Beck, Tom Sito, Paul Dini and others discussing…

…Loaded? Originally presented on Saturday Morning Cartoons – 1970s: Volume 2 (which never made sense, since this is a 1960s show, but whatever), The Power of Shazzan (5:45) nicely offers…

…successful Saturday morning cartoons ever. Warner Home Video has already released most versions of the show, beginning with single disc releases (and later a complete series set) for Challenge Of…

…cranking out low-rent Saturday morning cartoons at the time, makes the appearance of this show on the cultural landscape makes it just that much more interesting. Of course, anyone familiar…

…enthusiasm and knowledge of tradition to infuse the cartoons with the kind of reckless abandon the Warners’ shorts were famously known for, but the unit was otherwise stuck without the…

…quartet of these cartoons from Executive Producer Al Brodax, each about five and a half minutes long. Three are directed by Seymour Kneitel, who generally did the better cartoons from…

…unique route of incorporating themed cartoons into well-rounded documentary styled programs. We all know the often told genesis of Walt Disney’s Mickey Mouse, and a fair few will have been…

…collection of Halloween tales should have been “House Of Spooks”. Or better yet, “House Of Musical Spooks”, as most of the cartoons on show here are less to do with…