…spot on the actual sleeve art. The case is white, but with those annoying side snaps. I understand the security element to these, but not on a younger kids’ title,…

…the woods as they’re nowhere to be seen. Case Study: Initial pressings come with a glossy, embossed slipcase that replicates the sleeve artwork underneath (in a “family-friendly” white keepcase). The…

…releases, Cinders III is graced with an embossed slipcover that replicates the sleeve art underneath. It’s been a while since Disney used a white keepcase, but that’s what we get…

…noirish story that is filmed in black and white animation. Once again, director Shinichiro Watanabe manages to tell a creative story using a unique style. In this short he blends…

…at the time. Licenser BBC Video apparently preferred for Warners to use a white Amaray case. A couple of advertising inserts were included in this release. Ink And Paint: The…

…white, and blue) before he could, uh… well, it was never really explained why they needed to stop him. Assumedly, Yankee Doodle Pigeon was a messenger who represented the best…

…that chapter’s menu. All together, the story runs about 700 minutes. In the quiet corners of the globe, four strangers receive a message. Shandala, a white girl who was adopted…

…case here being with the opposing ball players being a “Negro” team. At least those kids were allowed to play against the white boys, I guess, but still the notion…

…the studio its contract, and shows an equally skillful but more 3D take on Spider-Man. The Abandoned “Spidey-Sense” Test is simply a black and white representation of a short scene….

…and Bertie, Rocky, The Three Little Bops, The Three Bears, Sniffles, Michigan J. Frog, and many more. Barry White has a song here, and gosh-darn it, I just can’t dislike…

…Fred Ladd is best known for being involved in the packaging of Japanese anime for North American audiences, going way back to the days of Astro Boy, Kimba, The White…

…that of Disney’s. The cartoons would be made in black and white to keep the cost down, but would be provided the talents of the best stars that Schlesinger had…

…a hula outfit and others). Cartoon sidekicks Bimbo and Koko The Clown (he alone is still in black and white) also appear. The story tells the tale of Betty thinking…

…that I’m suggesting that he had anywhere near Caniff’s talents overall, of course). Haas created a white-haired hero who was a pilot and adventurer that turned his exploits into best-selling…

…charm of watching old black and white cartoons. A less endearing quality is the murkiness present in some of the cartoons, especially Yodeling Yokels and Bosko’s Fox Hunt. Overall, though,…

…modelled heroines gracing the front of the sleeve, though the typically over-the-top fancy-schmancy design exaggerates things to the point of being too much. As in 2007, the white keepcase is…

…him. This was the first appearance of his young white owner, and of his two cat friends Topsy and Butch. Sufferin’ Cats (1943) – In a typical cartoon, Jerry is…

…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…

…helmet, and riding pants. It’s really the white boots, however, that set off the whole ensemble. Ahem. The Ant Hill Mob, all seven little mobsters, were given unique personalities more…

…set looks just like a talk show set— as lacking in imagination as everything else in the show. Johnny has white hair in the first scene of the flashback. Ben…

…animated retelling of Green Arrow’s origin. Between this show and Smallville, it’s nice to see the old guy getting so much attention. White Heat is a villain-centric episode, and of…

…a Promotional Presentation (12:33) for the film, which has voiceover by Lou Scheimer and a number of clips from the movie. The black-and-white Live Action Footage For Rotoscoping (0:52) also…

…style sheets, and the Merchandise Gallery has seven stills. Finally, another gem is included, with the vintage black and white featurette Behind The Scenes At Mushi (7:22). This is a…

…are small touches that put this a step above the usual TV fair, such as the fact that the whites of people’s eyes are actually white, not-flesh-colored. Note that this…

…life after a run-in with criminals and left for dead. The cartoon sees him continuing to defend the innocent with his faithful Indian friend Tonto, riding the white-coated horse Silver,…