…art is Tiana, the heroine of this holiday season’s grand return to hand-drawn feature animation The Princess And The Frog. The disc promises an “exclusive sneak peek”, but all this…

…Lumpy and Roo celebrate their first Halloween together in the Hundred Acre Woods. The Sweatbox Review: The Hundred Acre Woods is the perfect Halloween setting. While a setting for a…

…a well-known mouse who had debuted in 1928, minus the big black ears. Back in those days, it was common to see characters drawn in similar ways. The Van Beuren…

…also the issue of racial caricatures. Germans generally do not get drawn too badly, but the Japanese characters seen in the cartoons all have squinty eyes and overbites. The viewer…

…Davis. Voice talent also came from the upper ranks of the industry. Mel Blanc (Barney) and Bea Benaderet (Betty) had worked together on the Loony Tunes, for example, as well…

…simple line drawings; this makes sense once you know that the backgrounds were usually put on cels for the Felix cartoons, to be laid over the characters who were drawn…

…Sweatbox Review: The CGI revolution is in full swing in the U.S., but it is not only an American phenomenon. While Japan continues to embrace traditionally drawn animation, Europe has…

…goes on perhaps two or three too many tangents. The ending especially is drawn out, with multiple climaxes. But it is all so good that I did not really mind….

…in the opening, which is a tour de force of graphic design and time-honored clichés. The episodes themselves are well-drawn, but sparsely animated. Although the cost benefit of the show…

…the spiders on the front and back of his costume are usually drawn with only six legs!) It may also be noted that the draftsmanship on the series was less…

…more static and dead. While there are numerous exceptions, the drawn backgrounds have dull colors and boring textures, and the photographic parts seem moldy and lifeless. Truth to tell, probably…

…results. Likely, I would have appreciated it more if I liked the character design better. While much better drawn than their comic strip counterparts (sorry, but the examples I have…

…mysticism. Each story, though, had terrific adventure, memorable stories, and numerous clever gags; and they were all written and drawn by Carl Barks. I credit his stories with first developing…

…studio is most known for. Miyazaki was apparently drawn towards its themes of non-conformity and following your dreams, and his work on the screenplay is a revelation for its sensitivity…

…soon. There is also an insert-sized “Collectible Tick lithograph drawn by Ben Edlund”. Hm. Nice. Ink And Paint: Well… not great, but not too bad. Well, better than terrible anyways….

…knight; and Rowanne is a lovely young lady who decides to aspire to be the first female knight. Together, they find Camelot and are soon to meet the king’s advisor…

…working together in a story just doesn’t quite fly. As the minutes drag on, we start to wonder just why all the other characters work for Daffy, and how did…