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89Book Review: How the Grinch Stole Christmas
Just recently, I bought my seven-year-old niece Erica three Dr. Seuss books for her birthday—Yertle the Turtle, The Sneetches and Other Stories, and How the Grinch Stole Christmas—after having learned...
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71Great Voice Actors: Mel Blanc
...Just in case you did not know what he looked like. This picture In-Correctly pairs him with Road Runner, a character he did not voice. Mel Blanc is nicknamed as The Man With 1,000 Voices. He is one of the...
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62Greatest Animators: -- Chuck Jones-
One of the best workers in animation was Chuck Jones, who has had many years in making cartoons. He started out earlier working at the original Warner Brothers studios, with Leon Schlesinger as the producer....
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76Chuck Jones - Cartoon Wizard
My favorite cartoon when I was a child was from Chuck Jones in an animated 10-minute short called The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics. The cartoon addresses relationships and appreciation...
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61Cartoons Like They Should Be
Tex Avery, MGM's animator of Droopy Dog and others when i was a kid we didn't have cable. we didn't have satellite tv. all we had were a couple local stations, one of them being a PBS channel and another one...
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68The Genius of Being Looney
I like a lot of the new cartoons, and think Family Guy's "Stewie" and "Brian are hilarious, but there is, or never will be, anything like the original Looney Tunes! Here are a few of the geniuses who brought them to life.
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68The Bear That Wasn't:
The Bear That Wasn't is a story that was written by Frank Tashlin. Frank Tashlin wrote it in 1946, and he co-produced a cartoon short 21 years later. In the early days (years... actually more like a...
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60Top Cat:
Top Cat is an early prime time animated series that was released by Hanna-Barbera Productions. The title is word play on "Top Hat". It has an earlier type of jazz and theatre music for the theme song, and...
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