Jeff Harrisさんのイラストまとめ

You can sail to the moon, go further than anybody ever did, and create your own magic by doing something no one has ever done. But once the world says Disney did it before, it might take some wind out of your sails.

Sail on, and keep creating.

Happy birthday to one of my favorite comic creators and absolute sweetheart @GiseleLagace. Show your love by supporting Pixie Trix Comix's annual Kickstarter. https://t.co/qjXscobCz7

Gene Deitch will always be the guy who did those weird-looking Tom and Jerry and Popeye shorts. He was an Oscar-winning master of modernist Atomic Age cartoons at UPA and Terrytoons that many animators are inspired by. He'll be missed by tons of animation fans.

Not too many actresses can have Lois Lane and Aunt May on their resume. Julie Bennett is that actress.

Julie Bennett died on March 31 at the age of 88 due to complications of COVID-19. She was the voice of Cindy Bear, Kitty Jo from the Cattanooga Cats, Lois Lane, Boo from The Mighty Orbots, Agatha and Emily (the two-headed vulture from Looney Tunes), Aunt May & others.

One thing I've noticed about a lot of modern cartoons in comparison to the shows of my youth is that shows tend to have closure and not just go off.

Shows are given an advanced word of their endings, and the creators get the chance to say goodbye to the characters and fans now.

Fred Silverman also was the man responsible for greenlighting two of the biggest game show franchises of all time. The revival of The Price is Right and Family Feud.

Not only was Fred Silverman a mastermind in primetime, but he also oversaw the greatest period of Saturday Morning programming across three networks, developing the concept of Scooby-Doo at CBS (and his revival at ABC), pushing superhero cartoons & greenlighting Smurfs at NBC.

Happy birthday to @bauzilla, voice of icons and becoming a legend in his own time. Keep entertaining, doc!

And the fun will never end. #AdventureTime