Film Fun

Film Fun

Alicia Masters

RIP Alex Toth

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Girlie Picture # 6

In Cans Now

Buffalo Bob Mitchum

Settles the Stomach

Health Will Win

Keep Refrigerated

Proof that somebody still remembers "THE MAGIC": This was on a carton of Silk soy beverage that I bought yesterday. However, it was only half an inch tall.

Pamphlet # 10

Dr. Painless

Upcoming Comics That Look Good

Links:
Art Out of Time
Ducktales
Misery Loves Comedy
Innocence and Seduction: The Art of Dan DeCarlo
Walt Disney Treasures: Disney Comics
Dear John: The Alex Toth Doodle Book

Your Favorite Cartoonist: Al Wiseman

This is exactly the shit I was talking about two days ago!: Alwiseman.com

Via boingboing.net

Animation Screening REMINDER

TOMORROW IN HOLLYWOOD, USA: Rarely seen Krazy Kat cartoons provided by Asifa-Hollywood.

Ballyhoo

Custom Hoss

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Your Favorite Cartoonist

If you're reading this, and you're the type with a favorite cartoonist that nobody else seems to know about, and you've been hoarding stuff by your favorite cartoonist that you haven't shown anyone else, and you know HTML, then you owe it to yourself and all of us to make a website about YOUR FAVORITE CARTOONIST. A domain name costs ten bucks a year. A webhost is free (well, mostly: doteasy.com charges you a one-time $35 domain transfer fee, and after that it's free. Or you could just use a blog, which is entirely free). You probably already have a scanner. There you have it!

Check these grassroots cartoonist sites:
Alex Toth
Mort Meskin
K. Huizenga's Misc. stuff

If you have a good one send me the link, because I can't think of any more, but there's gotta be some.

I'm mentioning this because I've done it, and the product is www.gluyaswilliams.com. There's not a ton of material there at the moment, but I'll add more over time. I've got the stuff, so I might as well share it.

Eyeful

David Lynch Interview

This is from Amazon.com's podcast. A little dry, but it gets a more interesting near the end when he starts talking about Fix-All.





David Lynch Interview

Get One of These Little Beauties!

F.G. Cooper

Click the picture to see the whole strip

Girlie Picture #5

Jimmy Wang Yu: Monster of KUNG FU

I ran across this stuff at shaolinchamber.com

Sun Valley, Idaho

Your Electric Servant

Pamphlet #9

How Much of Me is Me?

On the Comics Journal messbo today Chris Lanier posted a link to his article on Abner Dean, and the folowing cartoon has had me thinking over things ever since I saw it at 3:30 this afternoon. Anf if you're reading this, check out the article, which is REAL NICE

Major Briggs

My Favorite PAINTING

"Time Orders Old Age to Destroy Beauty"

You Better Recognize

Pamphlet #8

Bob Oksner Girls

Heritage Comics Auctions

I like how Bugs' ears are bleeding!

From heritagecomics.com. Get a membership and check out their gigantic scans.

Hello, Buddies

Pamphlet #7

Eyeful

Pamphlet #6

Girlie Picture #4

GRAND PRIX

It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog

Toy Robot

Animation Screenings

Upcoming animation screenings in Hollywood (from cartoonbrew.com)

"On May 20th, [Jerry Beck] will be hosting another ASIFA-Hollywood screening of 35mm restored KRAZY KAT cartoons from the 1930s - a new program of shorts containing several cartoons unseen in over 70 years! Mark your calendar now - Saturday May 20th at 3:00pm in the Ted Ashley Screening Room on the AFI Los Angeles campus. Our first screening of KRAZY KAT shorts, last fall, was completely packed. Admission is free for Asifa Hollywood members ($10. for non-members). And we will crown a new "Miss Krazy Kat" at the start of the show!"

I attended the earlier screening of Krazy Kartoons and it was great! This is stuff you'll never see again, so be there.

And there's this one, too!!

"Get ready, cartoon fans. Your eyeballs have ONE MORE CHANCE:

"The 3-D Film Festival is returning to Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood this September -- and this time, the animated cartoons will be presented all in one program - hosted by yours truly, Jerry Beck - Saturday September 16th at 3:30pm. I urge you to buy your tickets now! This show will sell out.

"The animated shorts program will include all the 3-D Hollywood cartoons released in 1953 and 1954, including Casper in BOO MOON, Disney's MELODY, Bugs Bunny in LUMBERJACK RABBIT, Woody Woodpecker in HYPNOTIC HICK, Donald Duck in WORKING FOR PEANUTS and -- the world premiere of a restored POPEYE, THE ACE OF SPACE (courtesy of Warner Bros.). The program will also feature other animated films, including experimental shorts by Norman McLaren, and stop motion puppet films. DO NOT MISS THIS ANIMATION EVENT. Fly in from around the world, if you have to, for this once in a lifetime gathering of rare 3-D animation."

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