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Fifty years after the original Chuck Jones directed Daffy Duck cartoon, our “Duck Dodgers” TV series premiered on Cartoon Network, August 23rd, 2003. In this layout drawing, Dodgers and Marvin face off in the opening backstory in the episode “The Trial of Duck Dodgers.”
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On February 1, 1991, the Tiny Toon Adventures cartoon did an all music video cartoon that featured two songs from They Might Be Giants... Particle Man and Istanbul (Not Constantinople). ("Tiny Toon Music Television", Tiny Toon Adventures, TV)
Happy Birthday, Marvin! Marvin the Martian made his debut on July 24th, 1948, in the Chuck Jones directed Bugs Bunny cartoon “Haredevil Hare.” This painting of Marvin in hunting attire, stalking his prey, was used in the title sequence of the episode “K-9 Quarry” of “Duck Dodgers,” 2004.
Publicity concept for “Duck Dodgers,” 2003. Dodgers (Daffy Duck) still in his original colors, upstages the Cadet (Porky Pig) in this watercolor idea.
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Painting of Daffy Duck as Duck Dodgers from the two-part second season finale “Of Course You Know This Means War and Peace,” 2005. Jesse Silver rendered this in oils from a layout drawing I provided (see last post to see drawing).
Rough watercolor concept of Duck Dodgers (Daffy Duck) and the Martian Commander (Marvin the Martian) disguised as space pirates in “Shiver Me Dodgers,” 2003. Most of our episodes on “Duck Dodgers” featured two 11 minute episodes, but this one eventually expanded to take up the entire show.
From the “Duck Dodgers” Archive 2003. Poses of the Martian Queen, AKA Queen Tyr'ahnee, for one of her model sheets. We were lucky enough to have Tia Carrere voice her and become a regular member of the cast.
