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How “The Croods” Builds On A Century of Caveman Stereotypes

We can’t seem to get over our obsession with the caveman, who has appeared on screen since at least 1912. In fact, anthropologist Judith …

If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. Walt Kelly had had a regrettable experience making The Pogo Special …

Book publisher Denis Kitchen forwarded exciting news this morning: “The Art of Harvey Kurtzman”, a comprehensive retrospective of MAD …

These two newly published books should be worth a look, especially for those who are interested in the 19th century roots of American …

I’m a big fan of retro-animation tributes – here’s a clever one in comic strip form.

There’s more than a little truth in this comic by Sarchasm.

Move over, Captain America and Spy Smasher. Here come Bugs Bunny, Andy Panda and Gandy Goose!

This is the eighth Christmas we’ve celebrated on Cartoon Brew, and we’ve never posted the holiday special Ziggy’s Gift.

Check out Craig Yoe’s cool new Popeye comic books with covers by Jules Feffier, Roz Chast, Tony Millionaire, Al Jaffee and others.

2013 is shaping up to be quite the year for animation books. We already know about Pete Docter’s Disney Nine Old Men flipbooks and Tod …

I had an incredible time at the CTN Expo this past weekend (and lost my voice in record time: mid-day on Saturday). The abundance of …

Erie, Pennsylvannia-based MoreFrames Animation created this beautiful (but violent) “launch trailer” for Mortifera, a new comic book …

I can’t praise enough Google’s use of their homepage to give credit to animation and comic pioneers. Their front-page Google Doodle for …

Jen Lee is doing something very special with her newly launched on-line comic Thunderpaw: In the Ashes of Fire Mountain. The comic, which …

Anything by Michel Gagné, even 30 seconds of new animation, is worth a post on Cartoon Brew. Here is a promo for his 2010 graphic novel …

Looney Tunes mega-fan Matthew Hunter (of the Misce-Looney-Ous blog) has started another worth-while project for the benefit of mankind. …

Ryan Woodward, a veteran feature animator who is also responsible for the popular animated short Thought of You, is placing his bets on …

I’ve been picking up a lot of good books lately and though they’ve been classic comics-related, all have animated cartoon connections. …

The New York Times has a piece about the nasty in-fighting between the two families who own control the Archie Comics universe, which …

I’ve been a huge fan of Scott Shaw’s Oddball Comics presentations at Comic Con since I first saw them over 20 years ago. Scott projects a …