Not bad man.

Thanks,Chris! ^ ^ I know those cartoons must seem so ancient and creaky to you,but I still enjoy them!

No prob Rusty! So do I sometimes.

oh wow...god its been a while since I've seen faces drawn like that O_O

I don't doubt it! ^ ^

Brings back quite the good memories^^.

Cute!

Thanks! ^ ^

This is great.

Thanks,T'! ^ ^

Don't forget the 1967 cartoon of Spiderman and if you go back even further Hercules and Rocket Robinhood which is the same group of artist under the name Krantz studio which later became Filmation. Since Krantz was the inital name of the studio a few friends of mine and myself have coined the style as "Krantz animation"

Ummm..I think you might be a little confused...Gantray-Lawrence was the studio that did ROCKET ROBIN HOOD,SPIDERMAN and the other Marvel cartoons,and Filmation was already established for three or four years by then,and as far as I know there was never any connection between the two studios,but maybe you know some more history that I don't. O.O

Nice pic.

*Cassandra Cow looks at Ace and Queenie*

Cassandra: Moo you two are such a cute couple.

Thanks! ^ ^ **Thank you,Cassandra!** ^ ^

Too bad there isn't an Ace and Queenie show to carry the torch!

That's actually something I hope to acheive at some point,getting a studio or a TV network interested in A & Q as a possible animation property,but not as a kids' show,more like along the lines of Adult Swim or Spike TV,etc.

Sounds good to me. A & Q would be right at home on Adult Swim!

By the way, where does somebody go to pitch their ideas? It seems to me that many shows are inside deals, where you basically have to be working for the network or studio for them to listen... but I could be wrong about that.

I love Filmation cartoons! There some of the best! Nice job on your characters!

Thanks!! ^ ^

I'm only old enough to remember some of these from syndication, but Superman, Batman & Robin, and Tarzan were cartoon staples of my childhood.

Yup! Mine too! ^ ^

Thanks,Chip'! I certainly do remember GET SMART....Soon to be remade btw! O.O

it's going to be a mess. ;-;

Gotta love the old cartoons.

The cartoon I'm going to miss the most isn't too old but I still loved it. it was Archie's weird mysteries.

teletoon (canada's cartoon network) used to broadcast the show from 2000 to 2005. I already miss it. T_T

I say: kick off bratz and the boondocks and put back Archie's weird mysteries and south park's early seasons!

;-;

I sympathize completely...My cable system dosen't carry Boomerang,and that's the only place you can see the really old classic ones now :(

yeah x.x

I've heard there's going to be a "teletoon retro" but it's officialy going to be devoted to vintage anime "that is at least 10 years old".

This translates into: get ready to watch pokemon, sailor moon and dragon ball everyday." XD

still, I can't believe stuff like bratz is even allowed to exist. those business men must really think we're retards uh? :c

I actually like those three shows,but truly vintage would be stuff like STARBLAZERS,BATTLE OF THE PLANETS,etc. and dozens of others I could name!

yeah they're good shows but they wouldn't broadcast stuff like Hellsing (just an exemple) because it's not as known as Dragon Ball or Pokemon. ^^;

Well remember that all executives consider the viewers to be morons, that's why so much junk is on TV today. That's especially true with regards to those below the age of 18, especially preteens. They feel they've no brains and therefore supply material of a brainless nature. Need some very heavy lobbying of them to get decent material back on the air.

Oddly enough Fox locally runs Archies Wierd Mysteries around here on Sunday mornings, two back-to-back episodes, although no idea how long they'll continue to run them.

*gasp*

I. WANT. FOX. D:|

:c

I wished they had made a dvd somehow. :c

Get some write-in/call-in/e-mail campaigning going, it's worked for other series I'm sure, given how many of the old 70s and 80s cartoons have gotten released on DVD I'm sure it'd work for more recent stuff.

I remember Filmation for ultra-smooth side-view walk cycles...and that's about all they ever did smoothly :D

--and boy did they re-use and recycle the [bleep] out of 'em too.

I have to confess, and I hope you do not take that as an offense, that I never liked this cartoon series. The dialogues were (even more in German) clumsy and stiff, and so were the drawings...But perhaps they are a cult items in the USA, like several comic series in Germany...

That's okay ^ ^;;...Yes it's the type of thing that you had to grow up with

What's odd is how they DON'T want to treat the animated series as continuity with the overall series but keep in other stuff that really should be discarded. The animation was great, and yes you got to see plenty of action and good learning lessons for the kids that the politically correct garbage can't and don't teach, yet they wonder why the kids turn out so bad. Need a public network and NOT restricted to cable and satellite that would run those old cartoons uncut for kids today and bring back some real values.

I agree wholeheartedly..^ ^

oooooooh A ...ohhh.. "" grins:: I can make a lovely thing for this i think ::huggles:: mew mew

A nice tribute. Great variation on your style.

Thanks,Robert! ^ ^

When i was kid there where three studio.1 HANNABARBRA 2FILMATION 3RUBYSPEARS.Filmation did some real fun shows.From the starterk to fat albert to mighty mouse.Later on the local t.v. station.Would air the superman cartoons from the 1960s.Lets face it filmation was a big part of saturday mornings.If i had ever meet lou and the others.I wwwwwwould shake there hands.And say thank you for cartoons and making saturdays fun.And little leas dull.Well done guys.

Hear,hear! Well said! ^ ^

One more thing filmation was the first to do cartoons in senication.I only sorry they where done in by.Group W that had a big part of folmation closing down.One could only imagion what shows thet,d would be doing now adays.Well at least there shows are coming out on dvd.There is one film they produced that i would like to have.Its called robin and the dreamweavers.Does anybody know where i could get my hands on dvd of that show?I would be very greatful.

I love the 1960s art style you got going hope you see this beyond the grave