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Ko Ko Explores

Cannibals don’t like clown meat — it tastes funny!

Here’s a 1927 short called KoKo Explores, starring the cartoonist Max Fleisher and directed by his brother Dave Fleischer.

This cartoon has stood the test of time, although we’re sure it would offend a sect of the liberals out there. Of course, a lot of those liberals would be offended by their own shadows!

The Fleischer Brothers created their Out of the Inkwell Films in New York. Meanwhile, out in California, Walt Disney cartoonists also delved into tales of cannibalism in their 1925 short Alice Cans The Cannibals.

Although a print of this cartoon was already available online, it was in low quality and missing 3 minutes of scenes. This new upload is a better quality print, taken from a stock footage site (though featuring an annoying timecode and missing the opening title).

Mickey Mouse’s IP Expires!

Just a view into my twisted mind. Here’s More from FreedomToons.

FreedomToons Year In Review

FreedomToons takes a stroll in time, offering a selection of its best cartoons from 2023. Happy New year to one and all.

Netflix Spreads The Truth

It is from Netflix and called Inside Job. I don’t have Netflix. I don’t even have television so I don’t have to avoid this kind of garbage but this was brought to my attention so here it is. An interesting thing to find out there in fake TV land. Make of it what you will. More from Jim Crenshaw.

 

Biden’s Recovery Plan

Jen Psaki explains why the economy is good.. with a twist. More from FreedomToons.

FreedomToons Best of 2021

That’s bad Lois, but not as bad as the time that we ripped off Family Guy for our year in review! More from FreedomToons.

Thanksgiving Hate Exposed

What’s with people who hate the greatest holiday of the year? The real truth of the anti-Thanksgiving movement is revealed in this video. More from The Babylon Bee.

Of course, the fake news has been full of vile attacks against Thanksgiving. Leftists never celebrate any American traditions nor offer comfort to citizens. Instead of turkey, these Bolshevik institutions deliver baloney. More from Mark Dice.

Kyle Acquitted On All Charges

Commies seethe as Kyle Rittenhouse is acquitted on all charges. All eyes are on Kenosha now. Will the Leftists riot, bringing death and destruction? More from The Salty Cracker.

n-n-NOT guilty? ?? b-but how can that be poSSible?!?! More from FreedomToons.

Wisconsin pundit The Quartering welcomes the verdict. He fully expect Black Lives Matter and Antifa to descend upon Kenosha. If so, he warns, there’s plenty of room available in Wisconsin’s jails. He also notes how the Leftist mainstream media is suffering a meltdown.

Witches And Squash Demons

Hey kids (of all ages), it’s Saturday Morning Cartoon time again! Hallowe’en style, even!

We’ll start off the month with energetic, broom-flyin’, cackling sorceresses in shorts from WB and MGM. Then, as a bonus, we get a look at the horrific results of Linus’ relentless devotion to the Great Pumpkin.

The commentary audio on the Count Bloodcount cartoon was a goof on my part. But I left it in because I can’t be the only nerd who likes to listen to those tracks now and then. More from the OldHorseman.

Universe Of Evil

Hey kids (of all ages), it’s Saturday Morning Cartoon time again!

Hanna-Barbera’s take on the Justice League of America were kinda’ phoning it in by the end of the Disco Decade. Although the WORLD’S GREATEST SUPERFRIENDS had a full hour time slot (albeit as the 8AM curtain-jerker), only eight half-hour episodes were made for the series. The rest was recycled from earlier Super Friends shows.

I picked this one because it features a concept that has been recurring since the DC Multiverse was established in the early 1960s, and which has been beaten like the proverbial deceased equine in recent years… Alternate versions of our superheroes — including Superman, Batman and Robin, Wonder Woman and Aquaman — who are, in fact, villains. From October 1979. More from the Old Horseman.

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