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Telecomics

1949-1951 American children's television show

called Telecomics, Inc., run by syndicator and licensed-character magnate Stephen Slesinger. These three companies—Moores & Boyd's Telecomics, Inc.; Slesinger's

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Red Ryder

American comic strip

Redhead (1950) The Cowboy and the Prizefighter (1950) Stephen Slesinger's Telecomics Presents produced three television pilots from 1949-1952. The pilots were

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List of American animated television series

2000–2002 ABC Toon Disney Walt Disney Television Animation TV-Y7 Traditional Telecomics 1 165 1949–1952 NBC Traditional Teen Force 1 11 1981 NBC Hanna-Barbera

List of American animated television series

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Stephen Slesinger

American producer

illustration. Telecomics is generally noted as one of the first cartoon series produced for television. In 1950, NBC optioned Telecomics' product and repackaged

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List of programs previously broadcast by NBC

Super Mario World (1991) Take a Giant Step/Talking with a Giant (1971–73) Telecomics (1950–51) Terrific Trucks (2016) Thundarr the Barbarian (1983) Thunder

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Jay Jackson (artist)

American cartoonist (1905-1954)

Who’s Who in the United Nations. He was an illustrator for one of the Telecomics companies (there were two using the same name), some of the earliest cartoon

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1909 in animation

American cartoonist and producer of television animation, co-founder of Telecomics, (d. 1986). December 20: Amby Paliwoda, American animator (Snow White

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Dick Moores

American cartoonist

Boyd, an effects animator at Walt Disney Studios, to form the company Telecomics, Inc. Their intention was to produce a television show that would present

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1986 in animation

at age 78. April 22: Dick Moores, American comics artist and animator (Telecomics Inc.), dies at age 75. April 30: Robert Stevenson, British-American screenwriter

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Jim Hardy (comic strip)

1936-1942 American comic strip

with Disney effects animator Jack Boyd in 1942 to found a company called Telecomics, Inc., which planned to broadcast comic strips on television, including

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