There’s a knock at the closet door. “Who’s there?” yells the detective. The door opens. A skeleton steps out. “A skeleton,” it answers. ...

Fans of Tex Avery’s cartoons at MGM likely know he took ideas he used at Warner Bros. and incorporated them into shorts at his new locale. ...

The victim has read the book “Who Killed Who?” (from the cartoon of the same name). He tells the audience watching “if this picture is anyth...

The victim (played by Kent Rogers) is warned in Tex Avery’s Who Killed Who? (1943). He will be killed at midnight. The clock strikes 12. ...

There’s a ghost hiding in a closet in Who Killed Who? , the great Tex Avery Detective Story. When the bulldog detective realises it’s a ghos...

Tex Avery’s Who Killed Who? (1943) is filled gags involving something hidden behind curtains or doors or, in this case, a portrait. Well, e...

Pausing in the middle of a cartoon for some commentary by a character or a sign is a favourite Tex Avery routine. We find it in Who Killed W...

Chuck Jones’ cartoons were known for characters with facial expressions but Tex Avery turned a pair of eyes into a character. Mysterious ey...