Tex Avery (and writer Heck Allen) have some old favourites in store for you in Big Heel-Watha (1944). There’s Johnny Johnsen’s scenic backg...

Peg Leg Pete puts the El Adobe Café into darkness in The Cactus Kid , a 1930 Mickey Mouse short. We get a couple of silhouette drawings inte...

Ridicule is a weapon. And some 20 years after the end of World War Two, America was still fighting the Nazis, except using ridicule. It was...

Francois (Mel Blanc) tells rival chef Louis that the Bugs Bunny is HIS in French Rarebit , a 1951 Bob McKimson cartoon. Note the positions ...

Goats generally eat everything in an animated cartoon, but not in the Toby the Pup short Hallowe’en by the Charles Mintz studio. In this sc...

Wonder no longer if you were curious about how Jack Benny’s writers put together his radio show. A shortened explanation is outlined in this...

Walter Lantz played a waiting game that surely paid off. Various theatrical cartoon studios gradually inked deals in the 1950s to get their...

How many frames does it take to run down an owner and his dog? Let’s find out from Tex Avery in Crazy Mixed up Pup . The correct answer w...