ISBN-13: 9781859841501 / Angielski / Miękka / 1996 / 292 str.
This is a social history and aesthetics of the controlled anarchy of the cartoon, from the first talking Mickeys to the demise of Warners and MGM theatrical productions in 1960. Norman M. Klein follows the scrambling graphics and upside-down ballet of Fleischer's Betty Boop, Popeye, Superman of the Wolfie cartoons by Tex Avery, of the Bugs and Daffy, Tweetie and Roadrunner cartoons from Warners, of full animation at Disney, of the whiteness of Snow White, and of how Mickey Mouse became a logo.