Author: Tony M.

Skelly the Skeleton Girl

Skelly the Skeleton Girl Jimmy Pickering works his fingers to the bone and in the process has become a cutesy macabre illustrator with his Skelly the Skeleton Girl.  Skelly has the daunting task of finding a purloined bone that Skelly discovers and she tries to locate its owner and gets a surprise at the end of the […]

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The Tin Man

The Tin Man is coming. Here is a brave new spin on the The Wizard of Oz by the Sc-Fi Channel. Richard Dreyfuss stars in this movie, funny thing he also had a movie called Tin Men with Danny DeVito 20 years ago. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made […]

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The Boy with Two Belly Buttons

The Boy with Two Belly Buttons My 8 year daughter is curious about anatomy in general. She came home last night and asked me why her little friend who is a girl has a moustache. They are starting to question things around them and themselves. Now best selling author of (Freakonomics) Stephen J. Dubner inquires what […]

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Luck of the Loch Ness Monster: A Tale of Picky Eating

Luck of the Loch Ness Monster: A Tale of Picky Eating Parents are always trying to find ways to tell picky eaters to eat properly or they might suffer the consequences of an unhealthy life. Little Katerina-Elizabeth creates her own unique calamity when she repeatedly tosses her oatmeal from her boat onto the waters of […]

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AMERICAN MASTERS: Good Ol’ Charles Schulz

Charlie Brown will get a rock once again this Halloween but PBS will get the life of Charlie Schulz for the American Master series this fall. In "Good Ol’ Charles Schulz," AMERICAN MASTERS presents an unexpected portrait of the man behind the most popular comic strip in history. The feature-length documentary premieres Monday, October 29, […]

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Dog Trick or Cat Treat: Pets Dress Up for Halloween

Dog Trick or Cat Treat: Pets Dress Up for Halloween I will never understand dog owners who dress up there dogs, now they have gone to the extreme. They are putting dogs in Halloween costumes. Why? I would never put my dog through this. It’s a dog eat dog world out there. Don’t think this […]

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The Art of William Steig

The Art of William Steig The cream of the crop, in the middle part of the 20th century, a New Yorker magazine cartoonist was king of his domain. They had jobs all over the place, from advertising to children’s books. They could do no wrong. William Steig was a the creator of Shrek in the 60’s. […]

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Time After Time

Timing is everything. Young film students are creating great little CGI animated shorts on Youtube. Here is another perfect example of creative film making by students of the Sup’infograph in France. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me […]

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There’s Nothing to Do on Mars

There’s Nothing to Do on Mars Seems the world’s nations are gunning to land on Mars. Every media outlet is leaking the buzz word of Mars and the possibilities of landing there and finding water. Why wait? Davey Martin’s family could not wait, so they decided to go to Mars themselves. Chris Gall will blast-off […]

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Dino-Hockey

Dino-Hockey (Carolrhoda Picture Books) Didn’t the ice-age do the dinosaurs in. Apparently not, the dinosaurs took up hockey in this exciting Jurassic confrontation not seen since the summit series in the 70’s. It’s herbivores vs. carnivores. It’s a clever way for kids to root for their favorite dinosaurs and at the same time learn the […]

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Angry Little Girls

Angry Little Girls (Running Press Minature Edition) Anger management has some new poster girls. If Lucy from Peanuts went the extra mile then she would be one Angry Little Girl. Lela Lee is the sarcastic cartoonist who breeds her discontent in these little kids who are just a few seconds from blowing their stacks. Anger […]

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Beetle Bailey: Complete Collection

Beetle Bailey: Complete Collection Seems Beetle Bailey has been in service for the longest time. Fifty-seven years and counting and still I don’t know what war he is fighting, or trying to avoid to fight. The strip has kept the same old gags rehashed over and over. Beetle Bailey had a short cartoon series in the early from 1962-1964 by Famous […]

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