Cartoon Cartoons The Early Cartoon Network Shows Media Portfolio

Cartoon Cartoons The Early Cartoon Network Shows Media Portfolio While the history of animation dates back to the dawn of cinema's golden age, the first animated television show is often considered to be Crusader Rabbit (1950-1959) The series Many of these characters have expanded beyond their cartoon origins into other media, but for the purposes of this list, we will only be examining these characters as they appear in cartoons

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