I'm going to (try to) post a classic theatrical cartoon each day. Feel free to watch along, or just check in from time to time to catch up on several at once.
In honor of January 1st, I'll first focus on newcomers to the Public Domain.
Today's picture is the first cartoon to come out of the Terrytoons studio, Caviar (1930). If you enjoy rats acting Russian and getting into various winter hi-jinks, this might be the cartoon for you.
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This one is interesting, in that it sort of got screwed by Disney. Eshbaugh was working in conjunction with Technicolor to develop a cartoon as a sort of showpiece for their three color tech, to convince bigger animation studios to go all-in on the expensive new process. In the middle of this cartoon's development, Disney suddenly forked over a handsome sum of cash to get an exclusive rights to use Technicolor in cartoons. Technicolor never allowed Eshbaugh to release the Oz cartoon theatrically, though some sources say he did release it in black and white. Who knows, maybe Disney had a peek at a work in progress print of this
The crew behind this cartoon produced about 9 others following before going bankrupt. They ditched Kansas City, Missouri and moved out west to found Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio in Los Angeles.
English: Villainous: Ties of Thieves - [OFFICIAL TEASER] Spanish: Villanos: Lazos de Ladrones - [TEASER OFICIAL] >From the world of Villainous comes: Ties of Thieves, an action-comedy about Elizabeth Easton, AKA Illuminarrow, a rookie villainess who’s trying to make a living from the honorable profession of villainy and crime. >This project is now in production, and hopefully, we'll be able to bring you the first episode by the end of this year (If Lord Black Hat allows it) on our official YouTube channel.
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>>486606 Teaser for the second half of season 1, dunno why they haven't shared a full screen version of it. https://x.com/CartoonLA/status/2048522645746930091
"Miss Heed Confesiones de una superheroína" is now available, kind of. It seems that the digital version was delayed until July 23rd, but physical copies have been shipped out. Theres also been reports of issues from people attempting to pre-order it https://www.penguinlibros.com/us/tematicas/636345-ebook-miss-heed-9786073877152
The Sinfest threads on main /co/ seem to last much longer without being deleted when its filled with posts shilling for it/going full /pol/ack than when it is posts mocking it.
>>486904 I thought it was well known that Prime's head admin (originally a /pol/ mod) quietly encourages not-very-subtle /pol/ incurions into other boards for ideological recruitment purposes?
>>486683 >pol/ all of a sudden that's what happens when you don't cull the retarded spam, bruva. that is, actual retards think they are welcome in now they believe every funpost is fair game
So new comicbook this year. it's about Hilda finding an asteroid, hijinks ensured. I haven't got the last year comic yet, but Hide from the Rain was peak. I fucking loved it and it was a palate cleanser after the shitfest that S3 was. Luke still got it. Anyways what do you think of the spinoff so far? >>486737 That's obviously from the Dark Knight
>>486835 The handgun transformation never made sense for me, especially when it needs another transformer to carry him and pull his trigger (Megatron is this a sex thing?).
Some sort of Gunship or Tank was much more plausible.
>>486836 You think that doesn't make sense, consider he can also transform into a HUMAN sized handgun, and sometimes he needs a human to pull the trigger, sometimes pulling the trigger does nothing.
>>486836 >>486837 Any time I find myself getting hung up on questions like this one, I repeat to myself that the answer to almost any mystery in Transformers fiction is to sell toys.