@@evancredeur7498 As far as Golden Age shorts go, there was 1957's Ghost of Honor where Baby Huey's drawing came to life. Otherwise yeah nothing from the original era, though understandable considering they come from polar opposites of each other as far as their cartoons go: Casper being Disney-like and overly cute to Baby Huey's being stupidly violent, not that this stops me from enjoying the latter.

@@TheToonkeeper Casper's had moments of cartoon violence. I don't see anything Disneylike about him.

@@evancredeur7498 Thinking further, Disney-like may not be the best description, but for me, it's hard to deny how soft the Casper cartoons were (particularly after the first 3 shorts), especially when you consider everything else Famous Studios did at the time from Baby Huey to Herman and Katnip to Popeye. Of course though, there were exceptions, like 1956's Fright From Wrong.

@@TheToonkeeper How about all the times characters on Casper cartoons got hit in the head, that dogcatcher shooting at the small dog, the greyhound being stung by bees, the kitten that kept taking advantage of Casper to torture that poor dog, etc, etc, etc.

@@TheToonkeeper Not to mention the many times those cute little animals were threatened by bigger animals. Black kitten chased by grizzly, wolf trying to eat pigs, second wolf going after lambs. Get what I'm saying?