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Frank a Contributor to Toon BookOur pal Jerry Beck, the co-producer of “Cartoon Dump,” is getting ready to release a new book, “The 100 Greatest Looney Tunes Cartoons,” and Frank Conniff contributed a chapter to it.
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I’m not just an MST3K geek – I’m also a huge Looney Tunes geek. Frank contributing to a book about the greatest cartoons ever made? Count me in!
Hillbilly Hare has got to be in the top 10! Just for the square dance song that Bugs sings. Classic!
I’ve already pre-ordered the book last month, and I’m anxiously awaiting its release (as in Amazon finally shipping the book to me).
BTW, which cartoon did Frank comment on in the book?
Previews of the book can be seen on the Cartoon Brew blog. It’s format is similar to the ACEG.
This is absolutely fantastic. Looney Tunes and Jerry Beck are always great, but Frank too? Sold.
I got the book in the mail today, and Frank’s contribution to the book is commentary on Tweety’s debut short, A Tale of Two Kitties.