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Description: I Like Worms, also known as Worms Soda, was a discontinued 1970’s cherry-flavored soda that originated in Wisconsin.

Description: The Little Island is a beautiful little book that won the Caldecott Medal in 1947. It is my personal favorite of Margaret Wise Brown’s picture books.

Description: The classic Mac hand cursor!

Description: Flat Stanley is a series of children’s books that started in the 1960’s and continues to this day, about the adventures of a flattened two dimensional boy.

Description: Krazy Kat and Ignatz Mouse from George Herriman’s classic comic Krazy Kat, which ran in the 1910’s through the 1940’s. It was a huge influence on later artists like Bill Watterson and was also adapted into a number of cartoons.

Description: Wheedle on the Needle was one of the first in the Serendipity series of children’s books. It featured a Sasquatch like character from the Pacific Northwest and a number of Seattle related locales such as the Space Needle and Mount Rainier. A local favorite of mine.

Description: The classic skiing game. This is still the scariest version of the abominable snowman to me!

Description: Inside-Out Boy was a series of claymation shorts that ran on Nickelodeon in the 80’s and 90’s.

Description: The classic 70’s sitcom starring Robin Williams as Mork from Ork!

Description: The classic animated film from the 1970’s. There must be something more to us than you and me~

Description: The 1970 animated film of The Phantom Tollbooth based on Norton Juster’s children’s novel of the same name. One of the most surreal educational films I’ve ever seen!

Description: The Point! was a 1971 animated film based on Harry Nilsson’s album of the same name.

Description: The classic segment featuring Tooter Turtle and Mr. Wizard that ran on the 60’s cartoon show King Leonardo and His Short Subjects!

Description: The classic 1960’s cartoon featuring King Leonardo and Odie Cologne!

Description: The classic 1960’s cartoon featuring Klondike Kat and his nemesis Savoir Faire!

Description: All the Troggles from Number Munchers!

Description: From the great edutainment game, Logical Journey of the Zoombinis!

Description: David and Lisa from David the Gnome: best senior couple on tv?

Description: The villainous Mozenrath!

Description: Sawyer the cat from the 90’s animated musical film, Cats Don’t Dance!

Description: Today’s Special was a Canadian children’s show from the 80’s about a department store with a mannequin that came to life at night. I loved it when I was very small.

Description: The Elephant Show was a Canadian kids’ show produced in the 80’s that starred the singing trio of Sharon, Lois and Bram plus an elephant! I used to sing the ending song, “Skinnamarink” all the time when I was small.

Description: Serendipity was the first in a series of children’s books written by Stephen Cosgrove. The Serendipity series was published throughout the 70s, 80s and 90s and featured colorful illustrations I loved as a child.

Description: Ladybug Girl!

Description: McGee from McGee and Me, a 90’s Christian kids VHS series about a boy whose cartoon drawing comes to life!

Description: The Greatest Adventure: Stories from the Bible was a cartoon VHS series about time traveling archaeologists who visited the past to observe bible stories. I remember watching it on special occasions in Sunday school a long time ago.

Description: The classic Saturday morning pirate fantasy cartoon from the 90’s!

Description: Motormouse and Autocat was a cartoon about a motorcycle riding mouse and a car-loving cat. It ran in the late 60’s and early 70’s.

Description: Cool McCool was a spy parody cartoon series in the mid-sixties.

Description: Professor Balthazar was a colorful cartoon about an inventor made in the 60’s and 70’s!

Description: A mock campaign poster from Walt Kelly’s classic newspaper strip comic Pogo, which ran throughout the 1950’s and 60’s. I have re-inked the entire poster for better resolution because Pogo needs to be better known and appreciated!

Description: George Herriman’s classic surreal comic Krazy Kat, which ran from the 1910’s through the 1940’s, was a huge influence on later artists like Bill Watterson. It was also adapted into a number of cartoons.

Description: Flip, as drawn by Winsor McCay in his groundbreaking 1911 animated film.

Description: The inevitable end of every Little Nemo comic. Wake up Nemo!

Description: Little Nemo and the Princess of Slumberland, as Winsor McCay portrayed them in his classic platinum age comics.

Description: Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland was a surreal late 80’s animated film and a joint production between many famous (or yet to be famous) American and Japanese stars, composers and animators!