Lovely animation done by Ken Harris of Bugs Bunny in a Parka attire/drag while seducing the hunter from the short, "Frigid Hare"

Disney's Pluto cartoons of the '40s and '50s aren't as funny as the Donald and Goofy shorts of the same period, but they have their moments, like this interesting bit from SPRINGTIME FOR PLUTO (1944).

DOJ

R.I.P Meathead 💔

This may or may not be influenced by real events

R.I.P Jeffrey Garcia

Background paintings by Sue Mondt for Dexter's Laboratory (1996–2003), created by Genndy Tartakovsky, Hanna-Barbera Cartoons

Some other neat stuff I got in my room.

Spümcø Woodpecker

"Ok"

"Eh, what's cookin' doc?"

"AH, YES!"

"A little overly done"

Fun, rubbery animation done by Ben Washam from the short, "You Were Never Duckier," starring Daffy Duck

Pixar designed Toy Story to be printed on physical film. The Disney renaissance movies were the same. Today, it's hard to see them as they were meant to be seen. The versions on streaming and home media aren't quite the same films that ruled the '90s: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/the-toy-st...

Born today in 1914: Hedy Lamarr, glamorous movie star, genius inventor, and - most importantly - close, personal friend of Screwy Squirrel.

Hi, folks! After some thinking and valuable feedback, I’ve decided to start a series of informational eBooklets detailing animated shorts released in a specific year. Here’s a peek into what’s cookin’, Doc: www.patreon.com/posts/143194...

This week’s winning prompt topic is “Chefs n Cooks”, and we’re starting off strong with the “little chef”, Remy from Ratatouille.

Michael Jackson being a Disney adult is low-key pretty adorable and hardcore.

I scored big at the flea market today.

With the new "Michael" biopic coming out soon, here's a "California Raisins" commercial starring the King of Pop. Produced by Will Vinton Studios

One of my all-time favorite Foghorn Leghorn gags, from the short, "Little Boy Boo."

Masterful animation done by Ken Harris from the short, "The Squawkin' Hawk," starring Henry Hawk in his debut appearance

Mr. Lion doodles

Nice animation done by Emery Hawkins from the short, "Holiday for Drumsticks." I love the way Hawkins handles the hillbillies (Maw and Paw) here. Really good subdued and lethargic acting in this cartoon.

Happ Hallowee

Happy Halloween, folks!

Damn, I wish I had one of those...

This wonderful MYSTERIOUS MOSE short by the good people at Screen Novelties combines so many of the things I love most: puppets, stop-motion, old jazz, and spooky surrealism. I always love watching this around Halloween. Directed by Mark Caballero & Seamus Walsh.

In the '70s, Hayao Miyazaki tried to revive the cartoons of his youth. And he kept mentioning Fleischer's Mr. Bug Goes to Town. He loved its animation and use of "space," and the physical way its characters navigate its world. We look into the story: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/miyazaki-a...

"I show you in el slow motio-no"

Pretty funny comic done by cartoonist Troy Little about his experience with John K. Fantastic drawings here!

Bob Lubbers and Li'l Abner beat SpongeBob to the punch by 43 years on this gag (the brilliant work of Aaron Springer and Carl Greenblatt).

Pin-Up Art by the great Dan DeCarlo, best known for drawing the Archie Comics.

Not sure who did these drawings for this 'Looney Tunes' collectible glass from Hallmark, but they're very nice to look at

Happy birthday, Chuck Jones!

Fuck it idunno here's some stills of Andy that I like

"I Was a Teenage Stimpy," a nice directoral debut for Tom McGrath

Tom and Jerry: The Golden Era Anthology (1940–1958) Blu-ray and DVD arrives 12/2. Pre-orders to come.

"Whoops... wrong spook"