Disney never worked for Fleischer Studios and Bosko was the creation of Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising in '28. Disney had his own studios since D1.
I do not know how old you are but your art teacher told you wrong. Disney worked on the Alice series ( live action/animation) and Oswald before Mickey Mouse. Disney worked with Iwerks and got started early on. The Fleischer Brothers were based out fo NYC and Disney worked in California. I knew that without taking an art class!
@canonet17 no, Bosko was made by Fleischer Studios where Walt Disney worked. Right after Bosko was made, Disney quit Fleischer and created Mickey Mouse. i took an art history class on this.
@SuperJewTV1 Actually, it was the other way around as the guys who produced the first Looney Tunes orignally worked for Disney in the earlier 1920s. Same goes for Friz Freleng. In a sense, Disney's folks got Warner Bros. Animation off the ground in 1930.
They had to, 'canonet', because the Warner Bros. name and logos HAD to be eliminated from the TV prints- unfortunately, Guild Films went the "generic" route in their refilmed titles, taking images of Porky, Daffy and several "minor" LT characters (including one of "Scottish rabbits" from 1943's "Hop and Go") and creating a "montage" title {"See, 'Looney Tunes', kiddies!"}.
This is the the Bosko version of the Oswald the Lucky Rabbit short, Ozzie of the Mounted.
AntiVenom36 8 months ago
@SuperJewTV1
Disney never worked for Fleischer Studios and Bosko was the creation of Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising in '28. Disney had his own studios since D1.
I do not know how old you are but your art teacher told you wrong. Disney worked on the Alice series ( live action/animation) and Oswald before Mickey Mouse. Disney worked with Iwerks and got started early on. The Fleischer Brothers were based out fo NYC and Disney worked in California. I knew that without taking an art class!
canonet17 1 year ago
@canonet17 no, Bosko was made by Fleischer Studios where Walt Disney worked. Right after Bosko was made, Disney quit Fleischer and created Mickey Mouse. i took an art history class on this.
SuperJewTV1 1 year ago
@SuperJewTV1 Actually, it was the other way around as the guys who produced the first Looney Tunes orignally worked for Disney in the earlier 1920s. Same goes for Friz Freleng. In a sense, Disney's folks got Warner Bros. Animation off the ground in 1930.
canonet17 1 year ago
the idea for mickey mouse was actually stolen from bosko.
SuperJewTV1 1 year ago
Bosko's thinking "yes shotgun!!!!"
alinkinthefuture 2 years ago
OMG! It's Peg-leg Pete!!! This may not be Disney, but just as Bosco's and Foxy's girls were a Minnies, this guy is definately a Pete.
CheetahFoxx 3 years ago
They had to, 'canonet', because the Warner Bros. name and logos HAD to be eliminated from the TV prints- unfortunately, Guild Films went the "generic" route in their refilmed titles, taking images of Porky, Daffy and several "minor" LT characters (including one of "Scottish rabbits" from 1943's "Hop and Go") and creating a "montage" title {"See, 'Looney Tunes', kiddies!"}.
fromthesidelines 3 years ago
It's a shame that Guild Films cut out the original title cards for their second rate cards.
canonet17 3 years ago
Kicking ass and dancing is all a sheriff needs to do.
DoctorScissors 3 years ago