I thought I had all the home-movie boxes that featured Scrappy, but I was wrong–I picked up this one today. I’m not sure what decade it hails from, but it features a nicely modernized Scrappy and Oopy–looking a little as they might have appeared if they’d made it into the Tashlin Columbia years or even [...]
Hey, I got married to Marie Domingo today–and our friend Yiying Lu, creator of the Twitter Failwhale, created a piece of art for us. Yep, it’s Scrappy-inspired…
Okay, here’s my booty from the show…
One of my favorite San Diego dealers is Van Eaton Galleries. Friendly folks who always seem to have some animation art I want at a price I can afford.
Last year at Van Eaton, I bought a piece of Scrappy-related art that featured a little kid who looked like Harpo [...]
I’ve blogged before about the amazing yearbooks that Columbia published in the 1930s to promote its slates of films. They go for big bucks at auction, but last year I was able to acquire the 1935 edition for a semi-reasonable price. I did so, of course, because it included a promo for His Scrappiness. But [...]
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