…wabbit and duck that would form the basis of their relationship in later cartoons. If ever there was an “essential” Bugs cartoon, this would be up there, with the “rabbit…

…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…

…on the cartoons completely, mainly as the revenues had begun to dry up and any demand for short subjects could be met with back-catalog reissues of old cartoons instead of…

…to these moments, which I have commented on above, this new Alice In Cartoonland also provides us a couple of two additional bonus cartoons, holdovers from the previous edition which…

…the cartoons are presented on this disc. First up is a Bobby Bumps cartoon by Earl Hurd, Their Master’s Voice. In this cartoon, Bobby and his puppy climb out of…

…from Donald’s persona in these cartoons and towards his antagonists, but that does not mean that these were not great cartoons. Some of my personal favorite cartoons were Chip and…

…the cartoons’ actual title card. Although there’s a Play All option, this turns out to be fairly redundant, since it’ll cycle through the full-length cartoon and then its cut-down: interesting…

…PG, Retail: $19.99 Storyboard: 1947 Hollywood: Who Framed Roger Rabbit follows famed animated “toon” star Roger as he gets deeper and deeper into trouble after cartoon gag-king Marvin Acme (head…

…which brings up an additional introductory screen with some background info before the cartoon plays. In some instances, these pages also highlight the available Audio Commentary tracks on selected cartoons….

…with a sound process for the 1928 cartoon Dinner Time, but may not have been keen to continue making cartoon production overly complicated. (Note that Dinner Time’s release actually preceded…

…background miniatures the Studio was celebrated for. There is a claim that the cartoon could have been intended as a color picture event to follow the 1934 Boop cartoon Poor…

…figures as The Brow and Flattop that made the strip’s reputation. The juxtaposition of cartoony drawing and hard-nosed action made creator Chester Gould one of America’s star cartoonists. He continued…

…the cartoon series brought in Popeye’s dad, Poopdeck Pappy. Disc One This two-disc set has thirty-one cartoons from this period, encompassing an appealing array of stories. The first disc starts…

…Evil, undoubtedly the homeliest of all the cartoons in this collection— check out the screen capture below). These cartoons show a step down in drawing quality from the Famous cartoons…

…and educate. Cartoon shorts were still very popular in movie theaters then, and they seemed like a natural way to achieve Capra’s goals. The cartoons would be attached to the…

…some of their cartoons over the years. Even with having to use only legally available shorts, the cartoons here do make up a great set. The budgets on these cartoons…

…as part of a series of new cartoons intended to kick-start the ideas of cartoon films playing on the front of family features again, it’s not actually a spoof of…

…for Cartoon Network’s [adult swim] block, offering plenty of bizarre humor that makes fun of law shows, sitcoms, and yes— beloved old cartoon stars. You know, part of me wants…