Page 12 - Max Fleischer News Today

A feature on Black representation in animation.

Historian Vincent Alexander has put together a collection of fire and water animation that spans more than 90 years.

"The Maltese Falcon," "Star Trek: The Next Generation Motion Picture Collection," "Rocky: The Knockout Collection," "Insidious: Steelbook Edition," "Superman I-IV 5-Film Collection," "Transformers Limited Edition Steelbook 6-Movie Collection," "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade," "The Manchurian Candidate" and "Rain Man: 35th Anniversary Edition" are some last-minute movie gift ideas for Father's Day.

Unicorn: Warriors Eternal creator Genndy Tartakovsky takes us through the making of his new Cartoon Network series.

"Unicorn: Warriors Eternal," airing now as part of the Adult Swim programming block on Cartoon Network (and streaming on Max), is centered around four indestructible spirits who travel through time, inhabiting the bodies of whoever is around, as they battle the forces of evil. After a brief prologue, we're introduced to our characters, who all live in a cartoonishly steampunk-y Victorian London - one warrior inhabits the spirit of a young...

Travel back ten years and revisit some fan favorite anime and hidden gems.

We look at over a century of animation history and pick out the 50 most iconic, influential, relatable, and best cartoon characters ever.

In New Paintings at Kasmin Gallery, Jan-Ole Schiemann utilizes a segmented compositional structure to annotate different modes of mark marking. The artist makes extensive use of pastiche within the gaps of the picture plane, in a process that disconnects signs from the literalness of representation.

“Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound!” Those iconic words first bedazzled moviegoers…

Since his 1996 series Dexter’s Laboratory premiered on Cartoon Network, Genndy Tartakovsky has become a household name in animation. His new show,