Max Fleischer studios were utterly insistent that we should all suffer bad LSD trips long before LSD was even synthesized.
An army of Koko the Clown attacks animator Max Fleischer in 'Jumping Beans' (1922) from 'Out Of The Inkwell' seriespic.twitter.com/049UGD0Du3
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A must see Max's Out Of The Inkwell Clown - "if you haven't there is something materially wrong with you & you should see a doctor at once."pic.twitter.com/0R98iYF4VD
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Wonderful! Thank you so much for having shared it
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You're welcome! It's a really interesting little piece.
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Yes and magazines of the 1910s and 1920s were not only informative, but they also had a very beautiful art.
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I find them highly addictive to look through too! Great layout, particularly in the German publications. So many great articles & pictures.
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Yes and they're often the sole witnesses of a plenty of lost films. Fortunately at least the major fan magazines of silent era survived.
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Absolutely. An incredible resource.
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Lovely stuff,so weird Hoppity goes to Town was a childhood favourite
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My daughter watched a lot of Betty boop when she was little She was really into the weirdness of it all
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Ha ha that's brilliant! How great!
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I read in Richard Fleischer's memoirs that his father was very bitter over Disney stealing his best animators in the early 40's.
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these were the cartoons I grew up with...classic
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