Taking the classic holiday cartoon and replacing Gene Autry with the Police… My first thought upon seeing this: wow, Andy Summers was always pale, but I didn’t think he’d put on that much weight. Hat tip: Lisa Sullivan.
TIPPIN’ HANCOCK’S HAT-Reviews by Tommy Hancock “THE TALL TALE OF PAUL BUNYAN”Writer-Martin PowellArtist-Aaron Blecha Second of Four Reviews of ALL PULP FOCUS-KIDS’ PULP, YAY OR NAY? Pulp fiction requires a few things. A hero, able to do amazing feats of some sort somehow; a villain and/or villains that are as or more over the top…
Hey there kiddos. We were playing around working hard to find you awesome content the other day when we stumbled across this little gem! For those who recall the most excellent Dexter’s Laboratory cartoon, once shown on Cartoon Network (now being shown on Cartoon Network’s dump for it’s old toons and Hanna-Barbara classics, Boomerang!), had…
In the past, we’ve celebrated those excellent YouTubers who’ve gone above and beyond to take some of our favorite childhood cartoons and twist them up real good. Other times, we’ve dusted off some cartoon classics from our own childhood (not too long ago, but classics still!) just to put a smile on your faces. Today,…
Warner Bros.’ Michigan J. Frog, the singing and dancing, top hat-wearing, cane-wielding amphibian, is a character that has been around since the 1950s. He made his debut in a 7 minute animated short titled One Froggy Evening, which is now one of the most renowned animated shorts in history. I remember watching this cartoon as…
Okay, it’s not quite a cartoon, but it’s the spirit of the thing.
A new Looney Tunes television series is on the horizon, and the 80-year-old cartoon characters are getting another face lift. Jessica Borutski spent nearly two years redesigning the Looney Tunes characters for Warner Bros., saying, “I gave them slightly different proportions that emphasize things I always liked about the characters. An example is Bugs’ feet….
Peter Keefe, creator of the 80’s hit sensation Voltron, passed away May 27th, 2010. His brother Chris Keefe had said his brother passed away due to complications from throat cancer. In additional to his brothers Chris and Tony, Mr. Keefe is survived by his wife, Pamela Mills Keefe, a stepson, James Mills; his mother, Anne…
Hear ye, hear ye! WYSBR is now in session! I hope everyone has been keeping up with their webcomic reading. There are many webcomics to explore and rave about, so lets not waste any time. We’ll start this segment with a personal favorite of mine: Lackadaisy. Created by Tracy J. Butler, this webcomic takes place…
It’s personal history time folks. This is 100% guilty pleasure from me to you. Ultraforce was the cartoon that led me to my love of comics. You see I saw this cartoon, and days later, my best friend (Unshaven Comics’ own Matt Wright) bought me issue 1 from the back issues at our local comic…
Back when anything popular would eventually end up as a cartoon, Star Trek’s original voyage became a cult cartoon classic back in the day. And we all know when it ended, William Shatner broke free of the constraints of over-acting he was tied to. He gave birth to a new form of music. Who needs…
Today and tomorrow, you and your loved ones can have a mighty good time at the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art’s annual festival! This year’s festivities include an amazing array of panels and programs to tickle the fancy of plenty of comic, sci-fi, and cartoon fans alike. With a gaggle of exhibitors, and professionals…
