RetroDaze - Thread | A Porky Pig collection is coming!

Back in 2008 Caps suggested two books to me about the history of animation. In the case of Warner Bros. it's easy to forget that the WB's first cartoon star was not Bugs Bunny but Porky Pig.

Introduced with a co-star, Beans the Cat, Porky and Beans were designed as a cartoon duo, but Beans never caught on with the public the way Porky did.

Porky was an all-around better character and very likeable. Porky even had a more modern appearance compared to other characters at the time. Notice that Porky had a face instead of a "black face" common among other cartoon characters.

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By Mr Magic At 21:04 On 20 August 2017 13449 Posts	Don't d-d-d-d-delay, pre-order yours to-d-d-day! http://www.wbshop.com/product/porky+pig+101+%28mod%29+1000645629.do?sortby=ourPicks&refType=&from=Search Quote Disable Sigs "Magic can happen to you."

By eddstarr At 02:54 On 21 August 2017 1829 Posts Timelord in Training	Back in 2008 Caps suggested two books to me about the history of animation. In the case of Warner Bros. it's easy to forget that the WB's first cartoon star was not Bugs Bunny but Porky Pig. Introduced with a co-star, Beans the Cat, Porky and Beans were designed as a cartoon duo, but Beans never caught on with the public the way Porky did. Porky was an all-around better character and very likeable. Porky even had a more modern appearance compared to other characters at the time. Notice that Porky had a face instead of a "black face" common among other cartoon characters. Quote Disable Sigs
By Mr Magic At 20:18 On 08 January 2018 13449 Posts	I got mine on eBay last week. For a cartoon lover like me, this is a must-have. Quote Disable Sigs "Magic can happen to you."