Below are a handful of these ads from the golden age of American cartoons I collected from various sources around the net. (Maybe I should refer to it as the "First Golden Age," given the great work regularly done by Adult Swim.)
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Saturday Mornings Defined
If there was anything that came close to matching the hysteria caused by the Sears Christmas Wishbook when I was a kid, it was the advertisements for the new cartoon season that appeared in comics in the months leading in. I lived overseas for a few years as a child and, while I was still able to get a few American comics here and there, I missed most of the shows aired between 1979 and 1983. Panadamonium? Meatballs and Spaghetti? These shows are complete mysteries to me. I did have the misfortune of seeing Pryor's Place, though.
Below are a handful of these ads from the golden age of American cartoons I collected from various sources around the net. (Maybe I should refer to it as the "First Golden Age," given the great work regularly done by Adult Swim.)
Below are a handful of these ads from the golden age of American cartoons I collected from various sources around the net. (Maybe I should refer to it as the "First Golden Age," given the great work regularly done by Adult Swim.)
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