This 75th anniversary edition cleverly marks Popeye's Sunday funnies premiere in 1929, and not one of his later theatrical or television reincarnations. Of course everyone loves the Paramount Max Fleischer classic cartoons of the 1930s that had their own style and approach separate from Disney and Warner Brothers. The imagination in some of those shorts was of the highest order. They made Popeye an indelible part of the culture, with his "toot-toot" pipe, love of spinach and mangled English malapropisms.The collection here is two Popeye dynasties removed from Fleischer, from the 1960-1961 seasons of syndicated cartoons. These are nowhere near the quality of the old classics (which I believe were redrawn and colored into cheapness in the 1960s) but they certainly did show on television, and probably haven't stopped playing since their first release. Koch Vision gathers 85 of them onto three discs, insuring plenty of Popeye mania for those interested in this end of his career.
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