Need FAQ questions for Colorized Cartoon Database!

[Patrick McCart]

I'm re-re-re-re-re-re-re-restarting work on the CCD and I'm working on the FAQ section now.

If you could post any FAQ type questions you can think of, I'll post and answer all of them in the FAQ section.

I don't have a lot done in the new version so far (I've had PC and DSL problems constantly), I do have the Looney Tunes and Popeye pages mostly completed. The lists and a somewhat comprehensive history on each cartoon series.

I'll be working on the Betty Boop and misc sections next and then listings.

http://cztoondb.tripod.com/cztoondb/ is the URL.

[Davesnothere]

How was Winsor McKay's "Little Nemo In Slumberland" from 1911 colorized? (Did he hand-color the 35mm print?)

Is it a sin to colorize? (Primitive cartoons like "The Barn Dance" from 1929 and cartoons that were originally black and white like the Porky Pigs and Daffy Ducks from 1937-1942 because of budget limitations actually do look great in their computer colorized versions, but shouldn't Harman & Ising's work from 1930-1933, which are masterpieces in using black and white animation as art, be off-limits?)

OK, I'm a Two-Tone Land fan, but I do like seeing what those LT's/MM's would've looked like with a color budget.