The Van Beuren cartoon studio had a skeleton fetish. I haven’t counted how many times a skeleton arbitrarily shows up in one of their pre-...

America and Johnny Carson may have discovered Flip Wilson when he appeared on the Tonight Show in 1965 but, as is usually the case, he had ...

Ben Washam treats us to more stretch in-betweens in No Buddy Atoll , a 1945 Snafu cartoon for the Army/Navy Screen Magazine. Snafu and a Ja...

Tangled Television (1940) isn’t really about television. There wasn’t much on TV in 1940 worth parodying so, instead, about half the cartoo...

It started with Rochester singing “Blues in the Night,” and when he got to the line “From Memphis to St. Joe,” Jack Benny interrupted with a...

Trying to dig up information about animated cartoons decades after the fact is like solving a jigsaw puzzle. The pieces have to fit. Sometim...

Ed Love has some strong poses throughout Drooler's Delight (1949), the last cartoon he made for Walter Lantz, and the last before the s...