While Max examines microbes in a microscope, Ko-Ko decides to use various germs to affect people's behavior..
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"Ko-Ko's Germ Jam" from way back when? Yeah, if you're curious about the really early days of animation, *especially* Fleischer's work, it’s worth a few minutes. It's not for anyone expecting sleek, modern cartoons, obviously; this is a quick, kinda bonkers look for history buffs and animation students. Max Fleischer ...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Dave Fleischer
Richard Smith
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""Ko-Ko's Germ Jam" from way back when? Yeah, if you're curious about the really early days of animation, *especially* Fleischer's work, it’s worth a few minutes. It's not for anyone expecting sleek, modern cartoons, obviously; this is a quick, kinda bonkers look for history buffs and animation students. Max Fleischer starts the whole thing off, peering into a microscope, very serious business. He’s looking at these wiggly little microbes, just squishing around on the slide. Then Ko-Ko the clow..."
