In 2001, “Adult Swim” was released as a Cartoon Network programming block with shows that aired at night to separate them from children's content, according to Warner Bros. Discovery, opens ...

Cartoons are either for adults or children — and it's split down the middle. An overwhelming majority of cartoons have historically catered to children, while some series have mature motifs and ...

After the Hays Code was lifted in 1968, cartoons aimed at adults – for example, Bambi Meets Godzilla and Escalation – began to appear in the underground scene but failed to break into the ...

The cartoons of the '90s were an important part of our childhoods — even if you weren't born in the '90s. Let's be real: it was a baller decade for cartoons. That's why it probably goes without ...

Cartoon Network’s nighttime adult programming block, which turns 20 this week, was built on lo-fi animation techniques that were as much a no-budget necessity as an aesthetic choice.

For Improving Early Literacy, Reading Comics Is No Child's Play Date: November 6, 2009 Source: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Summary: A professor of library and information science ...