The Twisted Tale of the World's Most Famous Cat by John Canemaker John Canemaker has the rare gift of bringing the human side of great animation to life. He is at the top of his form in this book, which follows the story of Felix the Cat from his creation by Otto Messmer through the present day. Very highly recommended for anyone interested in Animation in any form whatsoever. Published to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the Warner Bros. Studios, this album features authentic animation art of everyone's favorite characters. Jam by Charles Carney, Allen Helbig Book review not available.
Readers can revisit memorable characters and key scenes from the film.
Personal anecdotes, fascinating trivia, and lively design add to the fun. Packed with drawings, photographs, and other source material. Revealed to be of royal heritage as the son of an alien prince and a human woman, David is now destined to lead the defense of Earth against hostile conquerors from the distant planet of Tyrus. There's a short section at the end containing information on such topics as the music, the layout, the story, and the animators. This lush, beautiful book will appeal both to fans of the movie and readers with a more general interest in animation.