Poll: Top 30 Greatest Cartoons

Alliterative names seem to just roll off the tongue. Which of these movie couples whose name both start with the same letter is your favorite? Want to talk about it? Click here!

These characters have many things in common: -they belong to the Golden Age of Animation (1928-1969) -they were stars of long-running series of short theatrical or TV cartoons -one of their cartoons won one Oscar Which one of them is your personal favorite? After voting, you may discuss the list here

Orchestra conductors should be lively and energetic, and these guys are animated in every way. Which of these characters is your favorite? Discuss here

Which of these 22 TV duos whose names* begin with same initials is your favorite? Discuss here * first or last names, but the names they're usually called by in the show

Walt Disney, a name destined for greatness, beloved by millions and millions of children and adults, of all generations and all over the world. Honoring "Uncle Walt" on the 50th anniversary of his death (December 15), which aspect of his legacy is your favorite? Discuss here

Hello, all you happy people. You know what? He's my hero. And "he" refers to Frederick Bean Avery, better known as Tex Avery, certainly after Walt Disney, the most influential animation director of history. Avery's naughty humor and perfect comical timing set the new tone of comedy and codified a form of humor that is still used today by animators, comedians and comedic directors. His ahead-of-its-time parodic humor mostly relied on sight gags, wild takes, continuous fourth-wall breaking -a hysterical chase scene would often be interrupted with a sign saying 'silly, isn't it?'- making Avery a true pop-culture icon. And while often perceived as the anti-Disney, he was more of a complement. Disney made movies for children, awaking in the process the inner child in every adult while good old "Tex" never believed animation was just for kiddies. His cartoons definitely aimed an adult audience, as evidenced by his iconic creations; the erotomaniac wolf, howling whenever he sees the so-realistically sexy Red, the laconic Droopy and the sadistic Screwy Squirrel. (Quite a long intro, isn't it?) Now, in homage to the legendary director, which of these images taken from his shorts* -whether for their comedic or sentimental value- is your favorite? After voting, you may discuss the poll here, George! *while Avery made his debut at Warner Bros. where he made one contribution or two (such as creating Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck) the name "Tex Avery" is mostly associated to the MGM period (1942-1955) MGM will be the focus then, you know, the roaring lion, Droopy and all that stuff.

"Who's the leader of the club That's made for you and me? M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E" And for 90 years, this "club" has enchanted many generations of children all over the world... but before being a blockbuster machine and a business empire, the world of Disney was only about making animated short movies and as the great Walt often reminded his fans: "it all started with a Mouse.". And November 18, 2018 marks the 90th anniversary of Steamboat Willie (1928)'s release and of the most iconic cartoon character in the world: MICKEY MOUSE (though he appeared before in two cartoons made the same year) To honor the legendary anthropomorphic mouse, which of these pictures is your favorite? After voting, you might discuss the list here

From this list of fictional characters with the initials MM*, who is your favorite? *includes nicknames and in some cases honorifics like Maid and Madam Discuss here See part 1 here.