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Toonarific Cartoon Archive
toonarific.com
Expansive collection of toons from the 1950s through the 1990s, most with screenshots and description.
The World of Animation
davemackey.com
Cartoon filmographies by Dave Mackey.
Toonrific Cartoon Database
pazsaz.com
Information and episode lists for 70+ cartoons and animated series.
Moc's Animation Page
quilts-club.com
A searchable database of cartoon shorts from 1927 to 1972, as well as a collection of original artwork from Tex Avery.
Cartoon World
cartoonworld.org
A worldwide focal point for professional and aspiring cartoonists, publishers, collectors and enthusiasts interested in comics, cartoons, and animation to access information about all aspects of the cartoon art form.
Don Markstein's Toonopedia
toonopedia.com
On-line hypertext encyclopedia of comics, animation and other forms of cartoonery. "A vast repository of toonological knowledge."
Cartoon Research
cartoonresearch.com
Dedicated To classic cartoons: past, present and future. Animation historian Jerry Beck offers a vast resource for cartoon-related news, commentary, information, history, booklist, recommended links, original title cards, and complete list of animated feature films from 1937-2000.
Ron Kurer's Toon Tracker
toontracker.com
An in-depth site devoted to TV animation. Includes many cartoon theme songs and full-length streaming cartoons.
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