Film Cartoons

Explore the captivating world of animation with Film Cartoons by Douglas L. McCall, published by McFarland & Co Inc in 2005. This comprehensive volume spans an impressive ninety years of animated history, beginning with James Stuart Blackton's groundbreaking 1906 work, Short Humorous Phases of Funny Faces, and culminating in Don Bluth's 1997 feature, Anastasia, which challenged the dominance of Walt Disney's empire.

Within its 267 pages, Film Cartoons meticulously examines 180 animated feature films, highlights those with notable animation sequences, and catalogs over 1,500 animated shorts. Whether you're an animation enthusiast, a film student, or simply curious about the evolution of this art form, McCall's insightful analysis provides a valuable reference for understanding the impact of animation on cinema. Dive into this essential resource and discover the magic of animated storytelling!