horror – The Dot and Line

‘Courage the Cowardly Dog’ Is the Only Horror I Can Stomach

Twenty years later, there’s still no children’s cartoon that can begin to compete with the terrors that plagued Nowhere, Kansas.

Our first podcast ever looks at a horror-influenced episode.

I know now that I’ve taken for granted how good cartoons are these days.

The creator of ‘Over the Garden Wall’ talks Halloween, the lessons he learned from ‘Adventure Time,’ and more.

“Belonging,” Faye tells Ed, “is the very best thing there is.” It’s also, as many anime fans know all too well, one of the hardest.

A roundup of our 15 favorite stories about cartoons published during the past year by outlets not called The Dot and Line.

In ‘The Hunchback of Notre-Dame,’ the physical beauty of the cathedral is dwarfed only by the warmth of its living stone.

'Steven Universe: The Movie' is out. Let's talk about it.

Everyone remembers their first animated love.

‘Cowboy Bebop’ busted the anime curve. But what is its director’s legacy? And is his greatest work really his, anyway?

Season 5 of BoJack Horseman gives us the show at its most brutal. Why can’t we stop watching?

“Ehhhh, need some disses, Doc?” Here's how to insult the proverbial deplorables this year.