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Animation historians can sleep a little easier tonight. We now know that the rotoscope model for Superman in the classic Fleischer Studios shorts was a gentleman by the name of Karol Krauser. According to the Superman Homepage, Krauser was “best known as one of the Kalmikoff Brothers, Mad Russians, in the wrestling world of the 1950s and 1960s.” More info and photos of Krauser can be found on the Superman Homepage.
Here’s an example of the Krauser-inspired Superman:
Much loved indie band Wilco is back with a new video—their first in 12 years—which doubles as a new Popeye cartoon. Directed by Darren Romanelli and art directed by Frank Caruso, the video recalls the classic Fleischer Bros. animation.
The band has a rather elaborate website for the video, with comics (by Caruso and Ned Sontagg), spinach and more. Plus, animated Nels Cline—you cannot lose.
5 Comments on Wilco produces new Popeye cartoon for “Dawned on Me” video, last added: 1/26/2012
That was great. It brought a smile to my face. Thanks Wilco!
Well, blow me down…
Gonna take out my Fantagraphics Popeye’s tonight and read ‘em. Read ‘em good!
Can’t wait for the IDW series.
Popeye is the greatest!
phenomenal!! Has to be some Chicago love behind this as well
This is weird and wonderful news!