While the 1960s and '70s were rife with heroic ventures that codified the Saturday Morning Cartoon tradition, one famous cartoon dog stood among them; Underdog, a.k.a. Shoeshine Boy.

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Woof. According to the study, the number of New Yorker cartoons in which dogs were the subject increased from five per year in the 1960s to 25 per year in the 1990s.

Whitten Oval's resident cartoonist 'First Dog On The Moon' is back in season 2014, and has compiled his fourth installment of the weekly 'Dogs Cartoon' looking ahead to the Bulldogs' round six ...

Anne Drozd, museum coordinator at Ohio State University's Billy Ireland Cartoon Library Museum, stands at the entrance to the library's new exhibit, "The Dog Show," on Thursday, June 24, 2021, in ...

The dog’s classic cartoon antagonist, the cat, runs a rather distant second. Despite the preponderance of dog cartoons, there have been more New Yorker cat-cartoon books than dog ones.

Of course, Seaweed, the dog, is the main character, but not the only source of humour. I also have a life-long ongoing collection of cartoon greeting cards for various occasions.

The Western Bulldogs' official cartoonist First Dog On The Moon has re-signed, extended his contract and is back for the 2015 season. Accordingly, as we stand on the eve of the new home and away ...

A video of a dog loudly snoring has gone viral on TikTok, owing to the fact that many think the pet sounds just like a cartoon character. The clip, which has so far attracted 15.3 million views ...