Comedy, like society, evolves over time, and for good reason. I look at problematic and outdated elements in cartoons, from “Looney Tunes” to “The Simpsons.”
Tag: The Flintstones
Cartoons that should’ve entered public domain in 2020 (but didn’t)
I take a look at what comics and animated cartoons should’ve entered public domain in 2020 (but didn’t), from “The Avengers” to “Tennessee Tuxedo.”
What were the main influences and trends in 1960s TV animation?
I take a look at the trends and changes in 1960s TV animation, from theatrical animated shorts’ influences to the rise of shows starring teenagers.
What are the most popular Western animated cartoons?
I take a guess at what are the most popular Western animated cartoons, ranging from Mickey Mouse to Looney Tunes to SpongeBob SquarePants.
What are the best selling “Scooby-Doo Team-Up” issues?
“Scooby-Doo Team-Up” features the Scooby-Doo gang teaming up each month with a different DCU or Hanna-Barbera character. But which characters sell the best?
Anthony’s DC Comics picks for June 2017
A look at what’s coming out from DC Comics for June 2017, including one-shot crossovers between the Looney Tunes and the DC superheroes.
Anthony’s DC Comics picks for April 2017
A look at what’s coming out from DC Comics for April 2017, including a “Last Days of the Justice Society” trade paperback, plus the final issue of “Future Quest.”
Cartoons that should’ve entered public domain in 2017 (but didn’t)
Here’s a look at what popular comics and animated cartoons didn’t enter public domain on January 1, 2017 thanks to flawed copyright laws.
DC Comics to reboot Hanna-Barbera characters
Last week came the surprising news—from DC Comics heads Dan DiDio and Jim Lee no less—that DC Comics will be[…]
Package shows: “Fred Flintstone and Friends”
Today’s package show look is at the series “Fred Flintstone and Friends.” Originally airing in syndication during the 1977-78 TV[…]