2001-04-07 04:00:00 PDT Manti, Utah -- Edward Roth, "Big Daddy" to 1960s teenagers and creator of curvaceously customized cars and delightfully repugnant cartoon characters, notably the slobbering ...

Ed Roth, The Original Rat Fink Exhibit Showcases Iconic "Rat Fink" Cartoons, Counterculture Art, and Custom Cars <br />September 07, 2006 Staff WriterWriterSep 07, 2006 See All 4 Photos See All 4 ...

Creator of the infamous Rat Fink cartoon character, modeled as the alter-ego of Mickey Mouse and the mascot of the '60s counterculture revolution, Roth was the creative driving force behind an era ...

Fifty-five years ago in 1970 Zap Comix #4 (1969) was adjudged to be obscene. Forty-five years ago (1980) Disney Corp. washed ...

A hot-rodding uncle ensured my early exposure to Ed “Big Daddy” Roth’s Rat Fink, an “anti-Mickey Mouse” cartoon character of immense popularity in the mid-1960s. “The name Ed Roth is ...

According to the Los Angeles Times, Rat Fink is a hot rod cartoon character from the ‘50s. Ed “Big Daddy” Roth, the creator of Rat Fink, made the character an anti-hero to Mickey Mouse.

Tales Of The Rat FinkPop documentarian Ron Mann specializes in big, flashy odes to countercultural icons; they fall somewhere between cinematic fan letters and feature-length valentines. In ...

Making Rat Fink look bigger outside of Utah than in, last year people came from all over the U.S. and 20 countries, according to Roth’s son Cody Braithwaite, who helps organize the event.

Few automotive cult figures better symbolize the rebellious nature of the 1960's hot rod movement than Ed "Big Daddy" Roth. Best known for his now iconic "Rat Fink" cartoon, widely regarded as the ...