For Tex Avery, The Legend of Rockabye Point was a natural extension of a number of cartoons he made at MGM. One character tries to force an...

Oh, how thin-skinned we are these days! How overly sensitive! How easily offended! Not like the “politically incorrect” old days, right? Um...

Van Beuren cartoons had a skeleton fixation. At least that’s how it seems. After Walt Disney made The Skeleton Dance in 1929, Van Beuren ca...

The following frames almost read like a Mike Maltese storyboard. They’re from one of the gags in Beep, Beep , a 1951 Roadrunner cartoon. L...

The Show. It was priority 1, 2 and 3 for Jack Benny. He concentrated so much that, at times, he’d walk past family or friends and not even n...

Anyone watching TV in the ‘60s will remember kaleidoscopic animation unfolding to form the NBC peacock, assuring us the “following program i...