tiny toon adventures happy birthday babs 1990

[@FlyingDuckMan360]

The original 1990 version of Tiny Toon Adventures is something I can always come back to, and for good reasons; it was the show that started a revolution in animated series created by Steven Spielberg, and animated series for Warner Bros. in general. It breathed new life into the Looney Tunes franchise by having the Looney Tunes themselves teach their junior counterparts to be professional cartoon stars like them. Characters like Elmyra Duff, Montana Max, and Furrball all ended up being very different from their respective Looney Tunes counterparts, Elmer Fudd, Yosemite Sam, and Sylvester. The show received plenty of merchandise during its run such as plush toys from Playskool, race cars from McDonald's Happy Meals, video games for the NES, SNES, Game Boy, and Sega Genesis from Konami, and a series of children's books from Little Golden Books. The Tiny Toons are making a comeback this year in the Tiny Toons Looniversity reboot, which I want to be optimistic for, but I doubt it'll have the same level of success as its parent series.

[@susanfit47]

This Little Golden Book is based on the Warner Bros. animated television series Tiny Toon Adventures, featuring the Tiny Toon Adventures character Babs Bunny. It was later reprinted as a Golden Storyland Book and a paperback version.

[@susanfit47]

This Warner Bros. Little Golden Book, Tiny Toon Adventures: Happy Birthday, Babs!, from 1990, is based on the Warner Bros. animated TV show Tiny Toon Adventures, off of syndication at the beginning of the 90's.

[@hugoleon898]

Hey friend, have you also the book babysitter blues of tiny toons?

[@groovyentertainment1982]

No but I can try to find it on ebay for you and give you a shout out if I find it

[@hugoleon898]

@@groovyentertainment1982 ok friend, thanks.

[@groovyentertainment1982]

You're welcome

[@alexbunny4006]

Что по русски не пишут?

[@groovyentertainment1982]

I dont know maybe it never got to Russia back then so they couldn't make any books of it

[@alexbunny4006]

@@groovyentertainment1982 Ya Russkiy