Opinion
Rubin: Watch out for Popeye — he's armed, dangerous, and escaped from copyright
The early version of the cartoon sailor is now in public domain, and he's already the star of a slasher movie.
Opinion
Saints Wire27dOpinion
Watch out for Popeye — he's armed, dangerous, and escaped from copyright
The early version of the cartoon sailor is now in public domain, and he's already the star of a slasher movie.
Detroit Free Press26d
Watch out for Popeye — he's armed, dangerous, and escaped from copyright
The easy thing to do with Popeye is have him kill a bunch of teenagers. That's what a few filmmakers did with Mickey Mouse last year, when the first version of Walt Disney's moneymaking rodent ...
No One Asked for It, but There’s Now a Steamboat Willie Vs. Pooh Horror Movie
“A century ago, two convicts disappeared into Hell Forest, a place feared for its dark legends and whispers of a malevolent ...
‘Looney Tunes’ has been removed from Max. This is why it feels like an attack
Max has dropped the original Warner Bros. cartoons from its lineup, which our TV critic says leaves us with the pastiche and ...
Bar and Bench11d
The Superman copyright conundrum
The most recent development in this long-running courtroom drama revolves around the Shuster estate's lawsuit directed at DC ...
Wargamer4d
Genius Warhammer 40k artist reimagines the Primarchs as 1930s cartoon characters
The dysfunctional demigods of Warhammer 40k,000’s deep lore work surprisingly well when drawn in the style of early Walt ...