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Ruth Clampett’s Blog
 December 3, 2008 6:00 am
Bob Clampett’s daughter Ruth has started a blog! Baby Ruthy’s Blog is an extension of Ruth’s Wildsville Gallery where she sells limited edition art based on Warner Bros. and DC Comics properties (as well as Beany & Cecil originals). She plans to post a few times a week and will definitely dip into the Clampett personal archives for topics to discuss. I know several fans (including myself) who will be regularly checking in to see what Ruthy has to show and tell. 9 comments posted in Classic, Internet/Blogs 
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Hold the phone! Clampett had a Daughter?!
Wow, that’s great! Awesome story about the Coal Black cel’s creation and the famous lady into whose hands Ruth Clampett put it into.
That proposed limited Coal Black cel has all the problems limited cels have; it presents Coal as a bit of a butter face, but even then her body fails to come anywhere close to the sexiness or cartooniness of the original in the cartoon as a while, altho it’s fairly accurate for the actual scene, it’s probably the worst looking Coal in the entire cartoon.
Uh, the most significant thing said is that it looks like Coal Black is going to get an official WB release.
I didn’t read that, Robert.
Ruby Dandridge did NOT voice the Wicked Queen? This is news.
“Hold the phone! Clampett had a Daughter?!”
Two daughters and a son. It’s no secret.: )
I hope she posts some personal drawings from Bob.
be nice if we could see some of the war year sketches
from classic Clampett cartoons
of that era