Updated August 2005
Scrappyland is an educational Web site. We're not in this for money. Frankly, we're not sure what we are in this for, but if this little site helps ignite new interest in Scrappy and his pals--or just keeps them from being completely forgotten--we'll be pleased. So visit often. And tell your friends.

One of the best things about Scrappy cartoons is their insistently 1930s feel. Most were in black and white, and don't suffer a bit for it. That's why we've given this site an Art Deco/streamline aesthetic and eschewed the use of colors not seen in most Scrappy cartoons (that is, everything except black, white, and shades of gray). We hope that Dick Huemer, Art Davis, and Sid Marcus might have approved, or at least understood.

Scrappyland is produced in the Mervyn Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, U.S.A., using whatever PC and/or Mac products we have handy. We've tried to make the site work decently in any modern browser (we're fond of Firefox), and we've worked to make it accessible to the visually-impaired. Our Web host is the admirable Pair.com.

to send us e-mail. We'll assume that letters are meant for possible publication unless you state otherwise.

Scrapmaster: Harry McCracken

Special thanks to these Friends of Scrappy:
Steve Batory
Jerry Beck
Paul Etcheverry
Will Friedwald
David Gerstein
Richard P. Huemer
Andrew Leal
Ray Pointer
Keith Scott
Keith Spurgeon
David Welch
Kip Williams

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Hollywood celebrates Scrappy

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Frequently-asked Scrappy questions

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The classic Animania article

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Why Scrappy Matters

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The National Scrappy Gallery

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The greatest Scrappy toy of them all

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Meet the Mintz Studio staff

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Scrappy edits a
magazine

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The Cora Sue Collins mystery

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Other kids who loved Scrappy, or at least claimed to

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Rediscovering Scrappy

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Posters a la Scrappy

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Scrappy's letter to camp directors

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