A streetcar carries Duck Twacy to the gangster hideout in The Great Piggy Bank Robbery (1946). Neon signs and search lights give him some d...

Something was missing in a blurb on the radio/TV page of the Los Angeles Daily News of Monday, March 7, 1949. It reported KTLA would now si...

The “books come to life” cartoons at Warner Bros. always gave the opportunity for the background artist to sneak in a reference to cartoon s...

Bob Clampett’s Book Revue is an energetic tour-de-force of perspective animation, huge open mouths with curly tongues, and stretch in-betwe...

A number of the great Warner Bros. cartoon directors lived beyond the period where the only word in animation was “Disney” into a time of be...

Cartoons give their creator plenty of latitude in coming up with characters and situations that could never be real. Dream sequences expand ...