Recent content by ScrappyHistorian

So far the latest thing they did with Scrappy was shove his color cartoons (sans Holiday Land) into Totally Tooned In and made a new title card to boot, and that was in 1999. 21 years later, nothing, not even a cameo in a film... Also, I do know people who were around in the 40's - early 70's...

Will Sony Pictures Animation ever do anything with Scrappy? Their cartoony style would be a perfect fit for Scrappy.

In 2024, Steamboat Willie will enter the Public Domain, and there's nothing Disney can do about it!

Someone on that website must have been lying... I can't find it, but i'll tell you, I did see it. I hope whoever trolled on that website gets banned. Thanks, Dave!

I'm not lying, as I saw someone else lie about Mickey Mouse on Rede Globo in 2006

Were any redrawn?

I'd like to know which Mickey Mouse shorts were Colorized, and how they were Colorized, because I've seen a few Colorized shorts and they don't look ANYTHING like the weird, choppy, and ugly Looney Tunes Colorized shorts I've watched...

The Activist by John Grishman

I'm starting a blog dedicated to Screen Gems Cartoons. Here are some promos.

There's More! First, a screenshot of the Magic Fluke in VERY LOW quality. Reminds me of Columbia House (Ironically has nothing to do with Columbia; A completely different company) DVD's and VHS issues of Woody Woodpecker, some using clean and fresh prints, while others used TV prints, complete...

What does this image have to say for itself? So Apparently, Rede Globo was either airing Totally Tooned In, or better yet, the ACTUAL Columbia Cartoons (With none of the "Columbia Favorite" or "TTI Fake Titles" Nonsense). I'm unable to pinpoint the exact date this was taken, but I'm guessing...

The "Lost" Color Rhapsody Short! Read More- https://animesuperhero.com/forums/threads/sweet-sour-color-rhapsody-lost-to-time.5785240/

Guess What? Mother Goose in Swingtime was not the final Color Rhapsody of the 1930's, but in fact, it was Sweet And Sour (A.K.A. Kitchen Chaos). I did some digging and found it had a release date of December 31, 1939 and was directed by Sid Marcus. I don't have a screenshot of the short, but I...

Guess What? Mother Goose in Swingtime was not the final Color Rhapsody of the 1930's, but in fact, it was Sweet And Sour (A.K.A. Kitchen Chaos). I did some digging and found it had a release date of December 31, 1939 and was directed by Sid Marcus. I don't have a screenshot of the short, but I...