10 Most Popular Cartoon Characters

Cartoons and animated films have been a source of entertainment for many years. They come in all shapes and sizes, with different tones and moods, yet they all share the same purpose: to make us laugh. With that in mind we set out to compile a list of some of the most popular cartoon characters - those who are loved by generations young and old alike. We hope you enjoy reading about them as much as we enjoyed researching them!

#1 Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse is the most iconic cartoon character of all time, one with which even those who do not watch cartoons are familiar. He made his first appearance in 1928 and was created by Walt Disney. For most of us, if we think about cartoons at all, the first thing that comes to mind is usually a mouse in red pants and yellow shoes, with big white eyes.

We can probably attribute Mickey’s high popularity ratings to the fact that he has remained mostly unchanged over the years. He is still presented as a very optimistic character who does not get discouraged by life’s hurdles and continues trying until he succeeds. And succeed does he ever: Mickey is one of the most famous and richest cartoon characters in the world.

#2 Bugs Bunny

Bugs Bunny is a Warner Bros character who first appeared in 1940. He was created by Tex Avery. Bugs is an animated rabbit who is known for his fast talking and wisecracking, as well as his love of carrots (which he always has a stash of).

He is one of the most popular cartoon characters and has starred in many films over the years. In fact, he is considered the second most iconic cartoon character ever, behind Mickey Mouse.

#3 Donald Duck

Donald Duck made his debut in 1934 as a supporting character in The Wise Little Hen. He was created by Walt Disney and is an animated white duck with a yellow-orange bill, legs, and feet. He is best known for his short temper and his distinctive quacking voice.

Donald is one of the most popular Disney characters and has starred in many films over the years. He has also been featured in comics, video games, and TV series.

#4 Tom and Jerry

Tom and Jerry is a classic cat and mouse cartoon that has been around since 1940. The characters were created by Joseph Barbera and William Hanna. The series follows the never-ending chase between the cunning Tom, who is trying to catch Jerry, and the clever Jerry, who always seems to outsmart Tom.

Tom and Jerry is one of the most popular cartoon characters ever. It has won 7 Academy Awards during its long history, including 6 for Best Short Subject (Cartoons). The characters have also starred in 14 films which were very successful at the box office.

#5 Popeye

Popeye debuted in 1929, in an animated film called Popeye the Sailor. He was created by Elzie Crisler Segar. Popeye is an animated sailor who is strong and muscular, thanks to his addiction to spinach (which makes him “spinach-strong”).

Popeye is one of the most popular cartoon characters of all time. He has starred in many films over the years, and his spinach-eating habit has made him a cultural icon.

#6 Snoopy

Snoopy is a character from the comic strip Peanuts, which was created by Charles Schulz. He made his first appearance in October 1950. Snoopy is an animated beagle who is best known for his love of ice skating and sleeping (he often has wild dreams).

Snoopy is one of the most popular cartoon characters in history. He has starred in many TV specials and films, and his comic strip is still read by millions of people every day.

#7 The Flintstones

The Flintstones is an animated TV series that first aired in 1960. It was created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. The show is set in the Stone Age and features the antics of Fred Flintstone, his wife Wilma, their best friend Barney Rubble, and their pet Dino.

The Flintstones is one of the most popular cartoon characters ever. It was a huge success and became the first animated prime-time show. The show had a lot of merchandise (including comic books, toys, food products, and video games), which made it even more popular.

#8 Garfield

Garfield is a comic strip created by Jim Davis. It first appeared in 1978. The strip follows the life of Garfield, a lazy orange cat, and his owner Jon Arbuckle.

Garfield is one of the most popular cartoon characters ever. He has starred in many TV specials and films, and his comic strip is still read by millions of people. Garfield is also a popular internet meme, and the Guinness World Records website has named him as the world’s most widely syndicated comic strip character.

#9 The Simpsons

The Simpsons is an animated TV series that first aired in 1989. It was created by Matt Groening. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and follows the lives of the Simpson family (Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie).

The Simpsons is one of the most popular cartoon characters ever. It has won dozens of awards, including 31 Primetime Emmy Awards and a Peabody Award. The Simpsons has also been translated into many different languages and aired in over 100 countries.

#10 Betty Boop

Betty Boop appeared in the cartoon Dizzy Dishes, which was released by Max Fleischer Studios in 1930. She is a cute and sassy character who made her debut as a caricature of singer Helen Kane. Betty was later redesigned and given a dog called Pudgy (her boyfriend).

Betty Boop is one of the most popular cartoon characters in history. She has been featured in many films and merchandises, and she has also inspired many singers (including Beyonce!)

Bart Simpson

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Bartholomew JoJo “Bart” Simpson or simply Bart Simpson is a cartoon character in the animated television series The Simpsons. He first appeared in The Tracey Ullman Show before The Simpsons started airing on December 17, 1989.

Bart Simpson is the ten year old middle child of Homer and Marge Simpson and brother to Lisa and Maggie. He is a mischievous and rebellious child who has the tendency to violate rules. In the TV series, Bart is popularly known for his chalkboard gags in the opening sequence and his catchphrases such as “Eat my shorts,” “Ay, caramba!” and Hey, don’t have a cow man!” Bart will eventually become one of the most popular characters in the Simpsons, starting a merchandise featuring himself. He also earned a place in Time’s 100 most important people of the 20th century and “entertainer of the year” by Entertainment Weekly in 1990. He also owns a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

BART SIMPSON ON THE TV SERIES

Bart lived with his parents in the Lower East Side of Springfield until the time that they move to their own house. He was jealous of Lisa initially but he eventually became a loving big brother when Lisa first learned to say his name. An incident in the school would mark his rebellious and mischievous behavior as the series progressed.

Bart loved skateboarding, watching TV, reading comic books, playing video games, and doing the occasional mischief. He also like Jaws and the Star Wars trilogy. Throughout the series, he would do some part-time jobs that included bartending, being Krusty Klown’s assistant, doorman, and a factory owner for a short while.

Frozen (2013)

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Frozen revolves around Elsa, the Princess of Arendelle, who possesses the power to manipulate ice, frost, and snow. An incident that injures her younger sister, Anna, causes her parents ask for the trolls’ help in removing Anna’s memories of the accident and Elsa’s powers. The family continue living in isolation inside the castle, hoping that the time will come when Elsa will be able to fully control her powers. Growing up, Elsa spends most of her time being alone because she is too afraid to hurt Anna again. After a few years, the girls’ parents die at the sea in the midst of a storm.

The time comes when Elsa reaches the right age to be the kingdom’s new queen. During the coronation night, the Duke of Weselton comes as one of the guests. Prince Hans also comes who meets Princess Anna. Elsa’s coronation pushes through and before the night ends Prince Hans proposes to Anna. When Elsa learns of this, she opposes their engagement. The two sisters start arguing with each other that leads to Elsa’s emotional outburst causing the manifestation of her powers.

Because of what she has done, Elsa leaves the castle immediately and accidentally causing winter on the entire kingdom. She flees to the mountains where she builds herself an ice castle, determined never to return to her former home. Meanwhile, Anna sets on the task of looking for Elsa. She leaves the kingdom on Hans’ hands and meets an iceman called Kristoff and his reindeer, Sven, along the way. The group meet Olaf, a living snowman created by Elsa unknowingly.

Anna finds Elsa but Elsa is still afraid the she might hurt her sister. Elsa strongly insists that Anna must return to their kingdom. When Anna refuses, Elsa almost assaults Anna with her powers. Elsa becomes more agitated and she creates a giant ice creature just to force Anna and her friends out of her castle. During their escape, a flock of Anna’s hair starts turning white. Because of this, Kristoff brings the group to the trolls and asks for their help. He learns that Anna’s heart has been frozen and only an act of true love can cure her. Immediately, Kristoff sets on bringing Anna back home so that Hans can kiss her and break Elsa’s curse.

However, Hans is also in search for Elsa. When he finds her in her castle, he brings her back and imprisons her in Arendelle. Elsa wakes up inside the castle again and Hans asks her to undo what she has done to the kingdom. Unfortunately, Elsa does not know how to lift the winter climate that she has incurred. Anna arrives and begs Hans to kiss her. Hans refuses and confesses that he only wants to marry her because he want to possess the entirety of Arendelle. Hans leaves Anna behind and sets in motion a conspiracy accusing Elsa of her sister’s death.

Elsa manages to escape into the blizzard while Olaf finds Anna and tells her that it is Kristoff who is really in love with her. Realizing her true feelings for Kristoff, Anna goes out with Olaf to find him. Hans lays his hands on Elsa and charges her with Anna’s supposedly death. Grief comes to Elsa and her emotions calm the snow storm down. Kristoff and Anna find each other but when Anna sees that Hans is about to kill her sister, she throws herself to catch the deadly blow while her body begins to freeze all over.

As Elsa starts to cry for her frozen sister, Anna’s body begins to thaw. It turns out that her sacrifice is an act of true love. Realizing that love can be used to control her powers, Elsa starts removing ice covering the entire kingdom. The movie ends with Elsa reigning again in the kingdom and living happily with her sister.

Popeye

Popeye the Sailorman was a cartoon character who became popular both in comics and animated cartoons. In both the comic strips and the TV animated cartoons, there were no clear plots regarding the stories that were portrayed. Nevertheless, they always showed Popeye’s capabilities in solving problems even though he seemed to be ill-mannered sometimes. His signature pipe was also shown to be of many use. In many instances, it had been use as a cutting torch, jet engine, propeller, periscope, and as whistle which he used to make his signature toot.

Popeye’s adventures usually included preventing Bluto from stealing Olive Oyl which he did by surpassing unimaginable tests. Interestingly, Olive was the only character who could hurt Popeye.

POPEYE COMICS

The Popeye comic books were mostly about his adventures that involved beating the Mafia and thwarting Bluto’s evil deeds. In the coming years, various series of the Popeye comics were printed and some specials were also released including The Wedding of Popeye and Olive Oyl and the reprinted version of the “Classic Popeye.”

THEATRICAL ANIMATED POPEYE SERIES

The first Popeye cartoons aired in 1933. The animated cartoon would eventually elevate Popeye’s stardom much more than what he gained from the comics. The cartoon was usually about Popeye’s struggles, where he always got beaten before he took his can of spinach which gave him superhuman strength.

Since 1941, Popeye was transferred from various animations studios and production companies like Famous Studios, Paramount, Associated Artists Productions, Turner Entertainment and Warner Bros. Under these companies, various shorts including You’re Sap, Mr. Jap, Spooky Swabs, and other Popeye shorts were released. In 2001, The Popeye Show was aired in Cartoon Network.

POPEYE TV CARTOONS

Popeye the Sailor started airing in 1960. In the cartoon series, Bluto’s named was changed to Brutus. Most of the stories depicted in the show were lifted directly from the Popeye comic strips.

In 1978, The All New Popeye Hour came out where Bluto’s original name was retained. It changed its title into The Popeye and Olive Show in 1981 and ended in 1983. Other Popeye TV cartoons included Popeye and Son and a TV special entitle Popeye’s Voyage: The Quest for Pappy.

Fred Flintstone

Frederick “Fred” Flintstone or Frederick J. Flintstone is a character in the animated sitcom The Flintstones. Fred played the head of his family which included Wilma Flintstone, his wife, and their daughter, Pebbles Flintstone. Their neighbors included his good friend Barney and Betty Rubble and their adopted son, Bamm-Bamm.

Fred lived in the prehistoric town of Bedrock, where cave people and dinosaurs coexist. The characters were also privileged with modern technology like telephones, automobiles, and washing machines. Fred became popular with his trademark yell “yabba dabba doo!”

WHO WAS FRED FLINTSTONE

Fred’s funny side came from his tendency to bad-mouth, be aggressive, and always search for ways to improve his life which more often than not, led to unwanted consequences. He’s also a bit ill-tempered and inclined to unknowingly irritate the other people that surrounded him. However, setting aside his negative behavior, Fred loved his family very much and was very close to his best friend Barney.

In the TV series, Fred was commonly seen playing bowling, pool, golf, and poker. He also earned the nickname “Twinkletoes” when he became qualified to play for a football team. In addition, he was a member of the Loyal Order of Water Buffalos Lodge and had a penchant for gambling.

Mickey Mouse

Mickey Mouse is a cartoon character and serves as the official mascot of The Walt Disney Company. He looks like an anthropomorphic mouse wearing red shorts, large yellow shoes, and a pair of white gloves. He first appeared in the short film Steamboat Willie in 1928. Afterwards, he would be included in other movies that included The Band Concert, Brave Little Tailor, and Fantasia. One of his films, Lend a Paw, received an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film while he was the first cartoon character to own a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In addition, Mickey Mouse also starred in The Mickey Mouse Club which ran from 1955-1966. Aside from being a famous cartoon character, Mickey Mouse was featured in a comic strip that lasted for 45 years.

When Mickey Mouse filled the screen, he was accompanied by other characters such as Minnie Mouse, Pluto, Donald Duck, Goofy, and Pete.

MICKEY MOUSE’S BLACK AND WHITE FILMS

The earlier films of Mickey Mouse did not really portray him as a hero. Instead, he was the suitor of Minnie Mouse. His character was first turned down Minnie Mouse in The Barn Dance.

In The Opry House, Mickey first wore his white gloves which he would continue do so in his succeeding appearances. There were also Mickey Mouse films and shorts which had unusual stories and themes like When the Cat’s Away, The Barnyard Battle, and The Karnival Kid where Mickey first spoke.

COLORED MICKEY MOUSE FILMS

The first colored animation where Mickey Mouse was Parade of the Award Nominees in 1932 while his first official color film was The Band Concert. Adding colors to Mickey Mouse paved the way for his ever increasing popularity. However, the appearance of Donald Duck and Goofy would lead the collaboration of the trio in various films like Mickey’s Fire Brigade, Moose Hunters, Clock Cleaners, Lonesome Ghosts, Boat Builders, and Mickey’s Trailer.

Mickey Mouse’s first feature-length film was Fantasia where he played as the Sorcerer’s Apprentice. The story was about the sorcerer’s apprentice who tried using a magic hat to perform the tasks assigned to him by the sorcerer. Chaos would eventually commence when Mickey Mouse was unable to control the broom that he had brought to life.

MICKEY MOUSE’S TV CAREER AND OTHER FILMS

During the 1950s, Mickey Mouse became more prominent in television. His most popular TV show was probably The Mickey Mouse Club. Other television series that featured Mickey Mouse included Mickey Mouse Works, Disney’s House of Mouse, and Mickey Mouse Clubhouse.

Meanwhile, there were still theatrical animations and shorts that starred Mickey Mouse such as Mickey’s Christmas Carol, Get a Horse, Runaway Brain, Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas, and Mickey’s Twice Upon a Christmas.

Bugs Bunny

Bugs Bunny is a popular cartoon character made Leon Schlesinger Productions and originally voiced by Mel Blanc. He appeared in various cartoons like Looney Tunes and a series of short animations of Merrie Melodies. Over the years, Bugs Bunny became an American cultural icon and has also served as Warner Bros. Entertainment’s corporate mascot.

Bugs Bunny is a very talkative, non-caring, and indifferent gray hare who cunningly hangs around with various characters and has become popular for his catch phrase “Eh…What’s up, doc?” which he says while chewing a carrot.

Bugs Bunny has appeared in a number of shorts, films, TV series, comics, video games, award shows, amusement parks, and commercials.

THE ORIGINS OF BUGS BUNNY

Bugs Bunny was an original member of Tex Avery’s cartoon unit. The first Bugs Bunny appeared in the Bugs Bunny comics in the Sunday pages and his first film appearance was in Porky’s Hare Hunt on April 30, 1938.

The rabbit portrayed in Porky’s Hare Hunt that it reappeared in Prest-O Change-O as the pet of Sham-Fu the Magician. His next appearance was in Hare-um Scare shown in 1939. It was the first time that a gray bunny was used and the name Bugs Bunny was penned.

A Wild Hare which first aired on July 27, 2023 was considered as the first official Bugs Bunny cartoon. It was also where Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny started the chase that would run for a very long time. In addition, the cartoon started using the popular catchphrase, “Eh…What’s up, doc?”

Elmer’s Pet Rabbit was the first film to use the screen name “Bugs Bunny” while Hiawatha’s Rabbit Hunt was the second Bugs Bunny cartoon to receive an Academy Award nomination.

During the Second World War, Bugs Bunny started appearing in a number of episodes of Merrie Melodies along with other cartoon characters such as Egghead, Inki, Sniffles, and Elmer. His first appearance in the Looney Tunes series was in the episode Buckaroo Bugs. His popularity continued rising as the war progressed and he eventually received his own special star billing.

Bugs Bunny also became the official mascot of Kingman Army Airfield in Kingman, Arizona and 530 Squadron of the 380th Bombardment Group of the 5th Air Force. He was also made an honorary Marine Master Sergeant when he wore a United States Marine corps uniform in the cartoons Super-Rabbit.

BUGS BUNNY’S CAREER AFTER THE WAR

After the war, Bugs Bunny still made a number of appearances and cameos in cartoons and short films. Some of these included Knighty Knight Bugs as well as Rabbit Fire, Rabbit Seasoning, and Duck! Rabbit! Duck! Bugs also became the famous rival of Daffy Duck for a long time.

In 1960, The Bugs Bunny Show was aired which included Warners cartoons made after 1948. During the 1970s until the early 1990s, Bugs Bunny starred in a number of animated specials for TV like Bugs Bunny’s Thanksgiving Diet, Bugs Bunny’s Looney Christmas Tales, and Bugs Bunny’s Bustin’ Out All Over. In addition, he had been included in theatrical compilation features such as Bugs Bunny: Superstar, The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie, The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie, Bugs Bunny’s 3rd Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales, and Daffy Duck’s Quackbusters.

Aside from other Warner Bros. characters, Bugs Bunny shared the screen with characters from other studios like Disney’s Who Framed Roger Rabbit where he starred side by side with Mickey Mouse. He also appeared in the TV special Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue.

The film Box-Office Bunny marked Bugs Bunny’s 50th anniversary. He also appeared in a number of movies later on including (Blooper) Bunny, Space Jam, and Looney Tunes: Back in Action.

Bugs Bunny returned to television when The Looney Tunes Show and Wabbit: A Looney Tunes Production. In 2015, he was in a film entitled Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run.

The Little Mermaid (1989)

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The Little Mermaid stars Ariel, a sixteen year-old mermaid who wants to have a glimpse of the world of humans. Along with her best friend Flounder, Ariel collects things left by humans in the ocean and occasionally goes to surface of the water to meet her friend seagull, Scuttle. His father, King Triton, and his adviser Sebastian constantly warns her that she should not mingle with humans.

During one of their escapades, Ariel and Flounder witness a celebration in a ship participated in by Prince Eric. A storm crushes the ship and Ariel saves the unconscious prince and brings him to the shore. Ariel starts singing but immediately goes back to the ocean when Eric wakes up. Eric promises to himself to find the owner of the singing voice who has woken him up while Ariel decides that she badly wants to meet the prince again. Ariel gets berated by his father when he learns that she mingled with a human. When King Triton leaves, two eels that go by the names Flotsam and Jetsam appear and tells Ariel that a sea witch named Ursula can help her with what she wants.

When Ariel meets Ursula, the witch turns her into a human in exchange for her voice. The spell will last for three days and within that time, Ariel must find someone who can give her the “kiss of true love.” If she fails to do this, she will turn into a mermaid again and become Ursula’s property. On the beach, Eric finds the now human Ariel. He brings her to his kingdom without knowing that she is his savior. Ursula on the other hand, prevents Ariel from achieving her true love’s kiss. She disguises herself as Vanessa in order to attract Prince Eric and cast a spell on him that will make forget about Ariel.

On her third day of being a human, Ariel finds out that Eric is about to get married to the disguised Ursula. She learns from her Scuttle that Vanessa is really Ursula. With her friends and family’s help, Ariel prevents the wedding from happening and manages to break the nautilus that contains her voice. When she gets back her voice, Eric realizes that Ariel is the one who saved him before. He rushes to her and kisses her. Unfortunately, the suns has already started setting and Ariel turns into a mermaid again. Ursula kidnaps Ariel and King Triton saves her daughter by letting himself be taken as Ursula’s prisoner. Ursula then transforms the king into a polyp. She’s about to announce her rule all over the kingdom when Eric strikes her. Ursula gets enraged and sets on killing Eric but Ariel steps in to save him. When Flotsam and Jetsam are accidentally killed by Ursula, the witch grows into a gigantic size.

On the ocean’s surface, Ursula wreaks havoc on the sailing ships and calls up a storm to destroy her enemies. Before she can kill Ariel, Eric crashes a ship on her. Ursula gets defeated and King Triton is returned to his normal self. The movie ends with King Triton changing Ariel into a human and letting her marry Eric whom she truly loves.

WALL-E

WALL-E is set in 2805, a period when Earth is nothing more but a land filled with piles of garbage left by the megacorporation Buy ‘n’ Large. It is only the robot WALL-E, a trash compactor robot, which has been left after humans are evacuated from Earth a hundred years before. The robots mission to deal with the planet’s entire trash failed and there is only now a single robot that still works.

One day, WALL-E finds a seedling among the trash. Not long afterwards, a robot called EVE comes out from a spaceship that has been sent to Earth. EVE has been programed to search for any kind of vegetation in the planet. WALL-E falls in love with EVE. EVE, who is as stiff as any robot can be, eventually learns to like WALL-E. When WALL-E show EVE the scraps of trash that he’s been collecting, she sees the seedling which she automatically reaches for and places inside her body. She then goes into standby more. WALL-E gets confused and tries everything to wake up EVE. EVE’s ship arrives and retrieves her while WALL-E sneaks inside so that he can follow EVE.

The spaceship goes to Axiom, where the descendants of the former Earth resides. These humans are very fat due to the microgravity effects of the large ship where they live.

When EVE returns, the captain learns that the plant signifies that Earth’s habitability and the moment that it happens will set the Axiom to go back to Earth so its passengers can repopulate the planet again. However, the ship’s computer system, AUTO, commands another robot to steal the plant in accordance to the no-return directive released by BnL after they previously assumed that Earth can no longer be inhabited.

After the plant has been taken from her, EVE is sent to repairs. WALL-E thinks that she’s being torture and he tries to save her. In the process, he manages to free defective robots which start roaming around the ship. Because of this, the security system of the ship considers WALL-E and EVE as rogue robots. EVE sends WALL-E through an escape but not before they see AUTO’s assistant robot trying to get rid of the plant. WALL-E saves the plant from the pod it is placed into before it can explode in space.

WALL-E and EVE bring the plant to the captain. EVE’s data about Earth make the captain decide that the moment has come for humans to return to Earth. AUTO opposes his decision and still tries to destroy the plant. WALL-E prevents it but he gets heavy damage in the process. EVE realizes that she can only fix WALL-E with materials that can be found on Earth. She brings the plant and WALL-E to the holo-detector while the captain fights prevents AUTO from doing further damage.

EVE successfully brings back WALL-E to Earth and starts patching him up. To her disappointment, WALL-E’s memory has been erased. EVE bids him farewell with an electronic kiss which brings back the original WALL-E. The movie ends with the arrival of humans on Earth with goals of restoring it.

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The Art of Disney

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The Art of Disney: The Golden Age (1937-1961) is box of postcard collection that features the final frames from Disney’s golden age of animation some of which include Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Pinocchio, Fantasia, Dumbo, Bambi, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Sleeping Beauty, and One Hundred and One Dalmatians.

PROS

Aside from the address lines and the space for the stamp, the top left corner of each post card contains information regarding the movie it displays like concept art, story sketch, and clean up animation drawing. The post card also indicates the artists who were involved in drawing the sketches and the medium used to color or modify them. In addition to featuring scenes from famous Disney films, there are also post cards that showcase images from minor films like The Band Concert, Hawaiian Holiday, Boat Builders, Art of Skiing, Donald’s Camera, Nifty Nineties, Three Caballeros, Canine Casanova, and Cat Nap Pluto. Looking at the quality of the post cards, they are made with thick, glossy material that are sure to make the post cards last for quite some time.

CONS

Some readers may find the post cards dull and not that interesting since most feature sketches of the earlier Disney film. Others may also think that the title suggests a book and not a collection of post cards. As for those who have already bought the product, some of them think that their money is not worth the it.