(thanks, allPublicDomain!)
I actually have no plans for Halloween, but if I did and had unlimited funds, I’d dress up as a movie screen and walk around showing people stuff that would blow their minds. All you fans of those modern Batman and other “retro” looking cartoons want to know where they got that funky art style from? BOOM! – here’s a classic Max Fleischer Superman cartoon that still blasts all that modern stuff out of the water. You’re one of those who like that stupidly snappy editing straight out of a music video where you can’t tell what the hell is going on? BANG! – You get Orson Welles’ F for Fake coming your way down the block.
Yeah, I’ll even hit you with the original uncut version of GREED once I get that damned time machine repaired. Some old drunk in a seedy Baltimore bar back in 1957 told me where to find a pristine print, but the damn control box blew all six fuses when I was on the way back from a detour for some dinosaur sightseeing and I’m now stuck here in 2013. The gal who can fix the thing lives in 1942 and works at a Navy shipyard. And nope, Radio Shack does NOT have the parts I need (although they DID back in 1978). Oh well, it’s not So bad here in the present if I don’t watch the news at all…

Fleischer stuff is best stuff. And I’m a huge Fan of sweet little Betty Boob. ^^
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Well, then – this one’s for you: Her only color appearance from 1934: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIC-jncQbKk
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Haha, I have something for you, too. π
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Well, thanks for that! I haven’t seen this one in AGES (and yes, forgot all about it). I don’t even want to know how a full length live action BB film would have been like back then. Although if it were made pre-code it would have been burning up a few eyeballs in theaters… :3
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I’m sure about that. XD
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