…these cartoons varies greatly with earlier cartoons notably suffering from old age. However, considering that some of these cartoons are almost 80 years old, I am glad that we are…

…A second helping of, as the packaging suggests, “rare, lost and strange cartoons”, featuring a host of early animated information and safety curios. The Sweatbox Review: Steve Stanchfield’s Thunderbean bounces…

…The Universe cartoon craze, when Filmation put out their landmark cartoon in 1983 to tie in with the Mattel toy line that had launched in 1981. Actually, I do recall…

…popularity, Casper was an also ran to Popeye in the 1950s, a decade when theatrical cartoons were widely in decline. It didn’t help that each cartoon also followed exactly the…

…on different aspects of American history and government for their cartoons. The ten cartoons included here are: “No More Kings”, “Fireworks”, “The Shot Heard ‘Round the World”, “The Preamble”, “Elbow…

…produced already, but latched on to a cartoon version of Jackie Gleason’s phenomenally successful domestic sitcom The Honeymooners with a unique cartoon spin: primitive Alpha Male Gleason’s character would become…

…Disc One is a Trailer Gallery (of varying quality) for two early compilation films, Bugs Bunny’s Cartoon Festival and Bugs Bunny’s Cartoon Jamboree, as well as an extensive 16×9 formatted…

…a time when Saturday mornings were the best place to watch cartoons. This was before all-day cartoon channels, before DVDs, and before the Internet. Saturday mornings meant cartoons, and nothing…

…of these cartoons on laserdisc or videotape, but this set also contains many cartoons that I have only previously read about, often just listings in a filmography— listings which left…

…include the most fascinating choices. Comic strips have been such an obvious source for animated cartoons that some of the earliest animations were derived from then-current comic strip characters. Cartoon…

…full frontal (cartoon) nudity, on-camera defecation, self-mutilation, religious sacrilege, cartoon character sacrilege, gay jokes, gay kissing, or incest, you may not like this show. If, however, you thought that Team…

…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…

…hive of television production, creating adequate but none too special cartoons for the small screen. The most prolific unit to close was perhaps Warner Bros. Cartoons, once the small corner…

…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…

…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…

…cartoon classics; and Ward’s final show, the fondly-remembered Saturday morning cartoon show George Of The Jungle. George appeared on ABC beginning in 1967, airing opposite the debut of The Aquaman-Superman…

…an instant hit, soon catching the eye of cartoon producer Max Fleischer and his director brother Dave, who were looking for a possible replacement for their Betty Boop cartoon series…

…that gives information about the cartoon series, and a rundown of the cartoons, with directors and dates. Placing these cartoons into context is essential, so it’s good to see such…

…of the discs and a lack of extras, this is a great set for superhero cartoon fans. You cannot get much more “classic” in relation to television cartoons than this…