It’s always a good day to read about restored cartoons that can find their way to your home. Once again, the Warner Archive Collection is ...

Bob McKimson’s early Bugs Bunny cartoons as a director baffle me. There’s potentially good animation that’s lost in the odd staging. Whethe...

Yes, we're back. But only for a week. Music expert Daniel Goldmark sent me some information quite a number of months ago. I thought I h...

Bugs Bunny reacts to being fired on in Rebel Rabbit (1949). This is one of those cartoons where parts of a character’s body disappear ou...

Artie Auerbach died in 1957, but his catchphrase lives on. Auerbach was a newspaper photographer who met a man in Bronx. When Auerbach beca...

Cartoons are not exclusively for kids. That’s why you non-kids reading this blog enjoy good animated cartoons. Over on the Yowp blog, we’ve...

Foghorn Leghorn has convinced Sylvester he has laid an egg in the 1947 release Crowing Pains . The cat is quite proud of himself. But wai...

The last new Bugs Bunny cartoon shown in theatres is full of familiarity. False Hare (1964) features a wolf resembling Ralph Wolf/Wile E. C...