I love comic crossovers
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I love comic crossovers
Every single animation creator exist within films, shows, and characters but I never seen someone SO BAD that I believe walt disney is in 2nd place on worse person in the industry by many people.
But pat sullivan takes the number 1 spot on worse person in the animation creators of any famous character with an actual crime file from his lawyer which is still here to this day (the files not the lawyer.) Idk John canemaker has it because he was thinking of making a book about pat Sullivan's literally crime in 1917.
Not worse person but worse back then and the first to do that. Because there are people who are worse nowadays but unsure if he takes number 1 still.
I am still trying figure out how felix the cat left paramount pictures. Like the copyright files was in paramount pictures but how did he truly get that. I repeat this alot but he told it once and only once but the story changes alot but the pissing part didn't.
What are your thoughts on pat sullivan
Listen...that guy- wasn't even an uncle to me.
He overall makes me sick to my stomach, especially knowing what he was convicted and charged of; He's disgusting, and I'd even go as far as wanting nothing to do with him, but unfortunately for everyone, I was born and raised in his studio.
He didn't even care of my existence until I brought dough onto the table, and he didn't deserve half the credit he was given for me and Otto's work.
He's no family to me.
First ‘Felix the Cat’ Film:
TW: Suicide
(When ‘Feline Follies’ first purred onto cinema screens back in 1919, distributed by the big league chaps at Paramount, audiences had no idea they were witnessing history in the making. This sprightly silent cartoon marked the debut of a certain dapper moggy who would soon set the animation world buzzing… ‘Felix the Cat’
Dreamed up at the Pat Sullivan Studio in New York, presided over by the Australian animator Pat Sullivan himself, the film has long been at the centre of a decidedly lively debate. Who truly conjured Felix into being: Sullivan, the studio boss with the business nous, or Otto Messmer, his quiet genius of a lead animator? The argument echoes other backstage legends in animation lore… a bit like when Ub Iwerks insisted he fashioned Mickey Mouse before Walt Disney took the limelight, or when Grim Natwick maintained that Betty Boop sprang from his pen rather than Max Fleischer’s. Proper backstage drama, that)
Felix
created by Australians Pat Sullivan and Otto Messmer in 1919
Felix and His Krazy Kats, "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen"
The familiar tune reworked to calypso rhythms and a modified melody.
Plus, I'm going to have to give them points for the double cartoon feline shout-out.
Félix el gato todo cool.