Warm Wishes For Your Labor Day!

 

The First Saturday of September!

 

Frankenstein Day!!

 Hiya, Kids!

Author  Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley  

was born August 30, 1797, and so the Powers That Be have designated today-- 

FRANKENSTEIN  DAY!!

To celebrate, here's a brand spankin' new WolfieToon!

And some previous efforts!

Tink Redux!

 What kind of ducks?  Are they in a row?

I had done this 'toon years and years ago, but now it's a little better drawn and more "on model!"

Alien Abduction!!

To close the gap mentioned in the previous Sci-Fi post, a new WolfieToon with an Alien and Straaaange Experimentation!

Sci Fi Saturday!

 'Twas the late writer-editor-agent Forrest J. Ackerman, known to us fans of "Famous Monsters of Filmland" magazine as "Uncle Forry," who coined the term "sci-fi," in a nod to then-current rage of "hi-fi" recordings.  A lot of hip fans now refer to the genre as "SF," but I've never been hip.

Some people look at the "inventions" of past speculative fiction and marvel at how they've "come true."  What I think happened is someone with technical skill thought, "What a great idea!  Wonder how I could actually make that?"

Surprisingly, I've never done a cartoon with Outer Space Aliens or BEMs! (Bug Eyed Monsters)  The closest I've come is the Creature enforcing the Black Lagoon sporting regulation, which Harry has kindly featured at this "Vanilla Spanking" post!  I have taken a George Lucas liberty and fixed the original colors a bit!

And here are a couple more in the "What If" vein!

But no Aliens?  Hmmmm...

And In This Corner~!

(Singing) "And He Will Flip Her! Flip Her! Over his Knee~!"

Smacks of Science Fiction!

Welcome to the Future, Denizens of the 1950's!  

This is the Year 2021 A.D., with wonders and marvels unimagined in your time!

The real reason for this post is to have you go check out Harry's latest entry, "The Spankings of Future Past!" over at Vanilla Spanking!

It's terrifically entertaining!

She's In Good Hands!

A Sore Chore!

"Oh, William, the Pain! The Pain!!'

Today, the wonderful and redoubtable Erica Scott was musing on the alarming TV cartoon violence we Baby Boomers took in stride in our youth.  Taken seriously, of course, someone being flattened under a falling safe or having his nose blown off by a stick of dynamite would be horrific.

But my idea is that the alleged violence portrayed in the works of Messrs. Tex Avery, Chuck Jones, Dave Fleischer, et al., is hilarious because of the surprise, because it's so outrageously exaggerated, and, because it's so often Just Desserts for Reprehensible Characters, provides a satisfying release without anyone being really hurt.

As a demonstration, I'll rerun this particular WolfieTroon featuring Exaggerated and Unnecessary Cartoon Violence.  The Language, however, has been made Acceptable For All Audiences.

And Erica responded, "Okay, that's damn funny!"