Cartoons

Review: South Park The Fractured But Whole Is a Great Excuse to Revisit the Kids

By Lisa Eadicicco

How Nick Kroll Turned His Most Embarrassing Puberty Stories into a New Animated Series

By Lisa Eadicicco

'Rick and Morty:' All of the Easter Eggs You Probably Missed in Seasons One and Two

By Lisa Eadicicco

Winnie the Pooh and Homer Too

By Kate Samuelson
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Dan Harmon on the Future of Rick and Morty and That Community Movie

"It became impossible to finish."

By Lisa Eadicicco

Everything Dan Harmon Just Told Us About 'Rick and Morty' Season 3

What to expect from the plot and why season three took so long to write

By Lisa Eadicicco

The 26 Most Brilliant Female Cartoon Characters

On Daria's birthday, a look back at Angelica Pickles, Patti Mayonnaise and more

By Kenneth Bachor

Rugrats Creator Explains What Actually Happened to Chuckie's Mom

"This kid magically appears at the house, but where are his parents?"

By Megan McCluskey

Doug Creator on Whether Doug Funnie and Patti Mayonnaise Ended Up Together

Brace yourselves, '90s kids

By Megan McCluskey

Take a Trip Down Memory Lane With This Video of '90s Nickelodeon Impressions

Ren! Stimpy! Doug! CatDog! Nigel Thornberry!

By Melissa Locker

The World Is Sharing Pictures of Tintin Crying to Show Love for Brussels

"I am Belgium"

By Megan McCluskey

Here's the Cartoon Univision Plugged During the Debate

The 2016 presidential candidates must save Earth from an asteroid

By Daniel White

How to Get a Cartoon in the New Yorker in 7 Simple Steps

In the documentary "Very Semi-Serious," "New Yorker" cartoon editor Bob Mankoff discusses what it takes to get a coveted spot in the magazine

By Eliza Berman

See How These Famous Cartoon Characters Looked in Their Live Action Films

As a live-action version of the 1980s cartoon Jem and the Holograms hits theaters, TIME revisits other memorable adaptations of animated series

By TIME Photo

This Genius Figured Out the Perfect Caption For Every New Yorker Cartoon

“What a misunderstanding” has been supplanted by the caption for our tech-obsessed times

By Denver Nicks

Watch the First-Ever 'What's Up, Doc?' Moment

Bugs Bunny first appeared on July 27, 1940

By Lily Rothman

Kate Beaton Teaches You How to Draw the Fat Pony

"It's a pretty simple drawing, but it seems to pack a lot of punch"

By Diane Tsai

Get a First Look at the All-New Powerpuff Girls

Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup are coming back to the small screen with a new sound

By Kelly Connolly / Entertainment Weekly

Flintstones-themed 'Bedrock City' Up for Sale

The cartoon-inspired campground can be yours for the low, low price of $2 million

By Eric Dodds

Lilly Pulitzer Employee Posted Fat-Shaming Cartoons on Office Wall

While the plus-size line of its Target collaboration is only available online

By Charlotte Alter
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