Can’t draw a horse in perspective? Pshaw! It’s no problem for the artists at the Van Beuren studio. Just draw a stick-figure horse. He’s...

There weren’t all that many radio sitcoms in the Golden Days that came out of New York City. There was only one that came out of Puerto Rico...

Ceiling Hero (1940) is full of gags that you can see a mile away and some that Tex Avery used over and over again. (The cartoon ends with t...

Before Joe Barbera and Charlie Shows dragged out the old “gets shot then leaks water after drinking it” gag in the Yogi Bear cartoon Tally ...

Entertainers did their part during the World War Two. Some enlisted. Others entertained. Jack Benny was in the latter category. He toured t...

Paul Terry made a good living. He didn’t make very good cartoons. Comparatively, that is. In no way, shape or form do Terrytoons match up t...

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 ...