Happy Halloween!

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Since Halloween is tomorrow, I thought I might post this "grotesque" segment from one of my favorite movies, Fantasia. Not only is this fit for Halloween, but there's also a solid history behind it, and therefore significant, no matter the holiday.  If you're seriously scared of ghosts, I suggest you don't watch this! Or, the least you can do is flip to Ave Maria at the end. Or, if you'd like to do neither, this poster I own is a pretty good recap of what happens, sans unicorns:

[image from Poster Nirvana; Fantasia (c) The Walt Disney Company. I did not upload this personally.]

Monthly Update: October 2011

All right, we have some comics to review! Now these are the ones that I currently own, and might be reviewing as soon as I get everybody else in place. I haven't exactly finished reading either of them yet, but I have written my own little descriptions on the comic stories as I see it...

copyright Warner Brothers, 2011 (image from Forbidden Planet)

Looney Tunes No. 203 (DC, Gross)

Description: Bugs Bunny goes head-to-head with Lola Bunny in a roller derby; Witch Hazel needs Hubie and Bertie for an experiment; Tweety participates in the Olympics; Bugs Bunny tricks a baseball ump

Now this is the one I might not get to review, due to the other things that are coming out this month:

copyright Bongo Comics, 2011 (image from League of Comic Geeks)

Sergio Aragones Funnies No. 3 (Bongo, Aragones)

Description: Sergio has a comic idea; a lion wants to travel to the city; Sergio meets a famous cellist

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Anywho, on with the show, 'cuz this is it! Warts and all! From comic books to PEZ dispensers to old cartoons to classical music to anything with a cartoony root, it's gonna be here! Sure, I know the title's a tad stupid considering it's not just for reviewing comics anymore, but I'm sure we'll get a chance to do some reviewing as soon as ComicBookReview kicks off. Be on the lookout for my own characters (which belong to me) my own comic books (+80, folks) classical music mainstream audiences despise, and of course, my absolute favorite cartoons OF ALL TIME, my sorta-DVD collection, and other irrelevant flights o' fancy!

-PJW (as the duck)