We’re thinking about Goofy’s funeral. But that’s what makes this collection so good. Cartoons don’t actually have to die. And they don’t actually have skulls.

Now, one artist has imagined the forensic side of your favorite cartoons by creating 3D renderings of their anatomically-correct skulls. Some readers might know artist Filip Hodas, AKA Hoodass ...

And since cartoons don’t age, we never have to think about their mortality. At least we didn’t until we saw this artist’s anatomically correct 3D-renderings of animated characters’ skulls.

If you only saw his skull, you might even think he was some kind of ferocious beast – rather than someone who totally embodies the named “Goofy.” Some other create 3D skull illustrations on ...

Filip Hodas is a Prague-based digital artist with a knack for works that place modern cultural artifacts in contexts typically reserved for historical artifacts.

Galak-Z developer 17-bit's turn-based strategy game Skulls of the Shogun is getting an animated series. Hosted by Nerdist, the show will star John DiMaggio (Bender from Futurama, Marcus Fenix from ...

Cartoons Sunday's political cartoons include Donald Trump's golden comb-over, brain drain in America, and a new TACO presidential seal.