The Cartoon A-Z Game

And in honor of National Pizza Day, Pizza Boy, from the "What A Cartoon!" short "No Tip."

The Question, a faceless investigator in Gotham City, tends to thwart lesser criminals while Batman The Animated Series takes on the severely deranged.

Roddy Saint James, from Flushed Away.

Satan, from that really creepy scene in The Adventures Of Mark Twain.

T.J. Detweiler, from "Recess" and "Recess: School's Out."

Usagi Yojimbo, from "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles."

Vladimir Ilich Lenin, who rose from his grave in The Simpsons when Russia revealed that the dissolution of the Soviet Union had been a ruse. "Must. Crush. Capitalism!"

By the way, I never knew Stan Sakai's ronin rabbit had been animated. I thought he was confined to the comic book series. * Shows what I know. :/

Widow Salmon, from the Little Audrey short "The Seapreme Court."

XL Terrestrial, from "Teen Titans."

Yuna The Terrible, from "Superfriends."

Zack Monday, the evil counterpart of Zack Saturday, from "The Secret Saturdays."

Abel, brother of Cain, from "Superbook."

Billy Binsford, from the very untapped "Family Dog."

Cupid, from "The Smurfs" and the special "My Smurfy Valentine."

Daisy Mae Scragg Yokum, from the unsuccessful "L'il Abner" shorts. Who better to post on Valentine's Day?

El Magnifico, the nom de guerre of Jerry Mouse from the Cinescope cartoon Mucho Mouse. One of the few that has Tom Cat speaking, with the bonus that he's trying to speak Spanish phonetically from a book.

Flat Top Jones, from "The Dick Tracy Show."

George Washington, from "Histeria!"

Hermes Conrad, the accountant from Futurama.

Issunboshi, from "Folktales From Japan."