…a low level of contrast, looking rather dull, being far more “grey and grey” than “black and white.” Add in some aliasing and occasional jumpiness to the picture, and you…

…and example of his pal Linus, and a simple little tree, that brings home the true meaning of Christmas to Charlie and his friends. The special was a surprise smash…

…and it would be worse to not try. He had abilities that made him capable of helping people, and recognized his responsibility to at least make an effort— and even…

…buffs know about the great Winsor McCay’s Little Nemo In Slumberland, and of course there has been everything from Popeye to Boondocks; but how many people remember that the perennially…

…the English and Japanese episode orders, and Astro’s first appearance from the Captain Atom manga. All in all, it’s a pretty nice package. Ink And Paint: The episodes look pretty…

…and who started with Bill and Joe on Ruff And Reddy and often provided voices for many primary characters, including being in the unique position to have voiced Dr Quest…

…best of the new material. Created and produced at Disney Feature Animation’s Florida unit (the now-shuttered group responsible for the Roger Rabbit shorts and Mulan, Lilo And Stitch and Brother…

…expect any character growth from our leads. In fact, the main character never utters a word. Even the human characters are laughably bland and one-dimensional, though there is something uniquely…

…and commercially. Television and the Disneyland theme park had injected a huge amount of fresh energy and creativity into Walt Disney Productions, and Walt’s attention to live-action projects had grown…