Cartoon

Ritz D Wolf does love rewarding his employees at The Inkwell Bar. One of the fascinating things about Ink is how it tends to allow critters to generally work a lot longer with a whole lot less sleep. Ritz keeps a few toons around for front of the house and back of the house operations. And he doesn't need certain staff to get old neither. Like this they can stay put. Job security! What a real nice boss. Rosario (despite Ritz's nickname) may protest as he's submerged in the Ink, but a...

One of the many anti-toon posters released over the decades to prevent toonification among citizens. In this classic picture, an angry house wife finds herself aghast she's become a horsewife, as her husband's drinking habits seem to include taking liquors that have Ink within. Ink that nefarious substance that can over time change even the hardiest human into a rubber hosed toon. The poster hints that the husband still has at least a small chance of recovery, as given the two stripes o...

Back in the 1950s, there was a whole line of comic books designed to scare children with the horrors of what was inside a toontown. Here's a panel from issue #4 of Cartoon Crimes. Benny the Fox is a regular member of the Fortunate Foxes and is frequently found enforcing various contracts. He's one toon that doesn't mind getting his gloves dirty.

Another Silver Age comic discussing the dangers of toonification and how morally wrong it was.

The media we consume tends to become a part of us, in all sorts of ways. What should we put on next?

On the bright side, your place just got a heck of a lot roomier.

Watching cartoons with a $50,000 HDTV can get you a bit more into it than you wanted.

When you steal Swatcher's nose... you gain all of his powers. You may, however, need to concentrate to avoid melting.