The turkey of Tex Avery’s Jerky Turkey isn’t as maliciously crazy as Screwy Squirrel, but he’s a quick, fun, one-shot character. Because ...

Perhaps excepting Fred Allen, no one worked harder or more devotedly at his craft than Ernie Kovacs, wrote reporter Hal Humphrey after Kovac...

Watching The Partridge Family week after week, there was one question that always popped into my mind. How does David Cassidy get his hair...

An eerie figure is silhouetted in the window of an old house during a lightning storm in the Flip the Frog cartoon Spooks (1932). It tur...

You can be assured of one oddball pose in an Art Davis cartoon. Here’s one from Odor of the Day , where a skunk battles a bulldog. Lloyd...

“Did you hear Jack Benny’s show tonight?” Fred Allen would ask on the air to Portland Hoffa, and then proceed to use Benny’s own material to...

Perhaps the most puzzling credit on a Warner Bros. cartoon is the one you see to the left, where Leadora Congdon is revealed to be responsib...

A familiar caricature ends the festivities in The Timid Toreador , where our hero pig’s hot t-teh-tee-tamales vanquish a bull in the ring. ...

Tex Avery spends most of What’s Buzzin’ Buzzard? having the two main characters try to kill and cannibalise each other. Here’s a 14-drawing...