Remember in Mouse Wreckers , how Hubie lowered Bertie on a fishing line down a chimney to play head games with a sleeping Claude Cat? Wa...

By the time Tex Avery and Heck Allen got around to making Wild and Woolfy , they had to figure out different sexual-excitement gags for t...

Some old cartoon ground is ploughed by director Dick Lundy in Caballero Droopy , an MGM release starring Droopy, the matador wolf and a bull...

Tex Avery’s Car of Tomorrow (1951) made fun of the step-down Hudson and the wrap-around-window Studebaker; both were joked about on network...

In 1910, humourist Irvin S. Cobb wrote the mother-in-law joke was one of only eight jokes in the world, and all others were derivatives of t...

No, this post won’t bash the Gene Deitch Tom and Jerry cartoons made in Czechoslovakia. They do have some redeeming factors. One is they nev...