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for Scrappy and Scrappyland: "America's favorite forgotten cartoon star...[a] spectacular homage site." "Totally fantastic. Cool, cool, cool." "Jeepers...the ungodly love-child of Mickey Mouse and Astroboy." "...This is a part of your knowledge bank that needs to be filled."
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Like almost every other major and minor cartoon character, Scrappy made appearances in the world of home movies--for years after he retired from the silver screen. Here's one piece of box art, by someone who apparently had only a vague familiarity with the characters (Yippy looks a tad like Mr. Natural):
We've now reached the end of your tour of the National Scrappy Gallery. You've seen a goodly chunk of the items in our collection, but not all of them--and we're not done collecting. So like we say, stay tuned for more--and if you'd like to contribute images to this exhibition, to send us e-mail.
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 Hollywood celebrates Scrappy Frequently-asked Scrappy questions The classic Animania article Why Scrappy Matters The National Scrappy Gallery The greatest Scrappy toy of them all Meet the Mintz Studio staff Scrappy edits a magazine The Cora Sue Collins mystery Other kids who loved Scrappy, or at least claimed to Rediscovering Scrappy Posters a la Scrappy Scrappy's letter to camp directors |
One of the of
the nicest examples of Scrappy product packaging--and one that shows
up on eBay often--is this box for a Christmas-tree light set. "See
them illuminated!" This is another Scrappy toy that mentions
durability as a virtue--perhaps it was a key feature in depression
days.
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