Mel Blanc needs no introduction, does he? Here he is talking to the King Features Syndicate in a column published starting July 7, 1960. Yo...

You know the story of the Three Little Pigs. First pig, house of straw, huff and puff, etc. Ah, but if you set it during World War Two, a fe...

The first Woody Woodpecker cartoon released after the Walter Lantz studio had shut down for almost two years was “Puny Express” (1951). The ...

Ed Sullivan was the toast of the town to some and tyrant of the town to others. Sullivan was notorious for arbitrarily chopping someone’s ...

The animation story that seemed to be getting the most play in the trades in the first half of 1952 revolved around those pesky Reds as wel...

Dollar bills go on a wild ride in the “Non-Essential Spending Carnival” in the John Sutherland propaganda film The Devil and John Q (1952)....

Cartoons of 1930 featured a few gags and a lot of singing and dancing in time to the music on the screen. But Van Beuren cartoons had someth...