Melvin Millar

Melvin Eugene "Tubby" Millar (6 May 1900 - 30 December 1980) was a gag writer for Warner Brothers Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies from 1937 to 1945. A graduate of Kansas City Art School, where he met and befriended Friz Freleng, he tended to specialize in Porky Pig cartoons. There is a memorial to him in his hometown of Portis, Kansas, which Millar indirectly referred to in several of his cartoons, including "Bingo Crosbyana" (1936), "Porky's Pet" (1936), "Porky in the North Woods" (1936), and "Porky's Road Race" (1937).
== Looney Works ==
* Ali-Baba Bound
* Behind the Meat-Ball
* Brother Brat
* The Case of the Stuttering Pig
* Count Me Out
* A Coy Decoy
* The Daffy Duckaroo
* A Day at the Zoo
* The Ducktators
* A Feud There Was
* Gold Rush Daze
* Goofy Groceries
* Hare Remover
* Hare-um Scare-um
* Hobby Horse-Laffs
* Hollywood Steps Out
* Hop and Go
* I Got Plenty of Mutton
* It's an Ill Wind
* Land of the Midnight Fun
* Love and Curses
* Porky and Teabiscuit
* Porky Pig's Feat
* Porky the Fireman
* Porky the Giant Killer
* Porky the Gob
* Porky's Phoney Express
* Porky's Poor Fish
* Prehistoric Porky
* Robinson Crusoe Jr.
* Screwball Football
* Sioux Me
* The Timid Toreador
* The Unruly Hare
* We, the Animals - Squeak!
* Who's Who in the Zoo
* The Woods Are Full of Cuckoos
== Gallery ==
Tubby-millar-grave.jpg|Melvin's memorial in Portis, Kansas
== References ==
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