This document provides information on various famous cartoon characters including Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, the Power Puff Girls, Tom and Jerry, Winnie the Pooh, Tweety Bird and Sylvester, the Pink Panther, Mr. Magoo, Scooby-Doo and Shaggy, Daffy Duck, SpongeBob SquarePants, Popeye, Mickey Mouse, Bart Simpson, and Bugs Bunny. It lists their real names, locations, when they first appeared, who created them, and what publisher or studio they belong to for most of the characters.

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2. Superman
• Real Name: Clark Kent – Kal-El
• Location: Metropolis, U.S.
• First Appearance: Action
Comics #1 (1938)
• Created By: Jerry Siegel and Joe
Shuster
• Publisher: DC Comics
• Team Affiliations: Justice
League of America(JLA)

3. Batman
• Real Name: Bruce Wayne
• Location: Gotham City
• First Appearance: Detective Comics #27
(1939)
• Created By: Bob Kane
• Publisher: DC Comics
• Team Affiliations: Justice League of
America (JLA)

4. Spider Man
• Real Name: Peter Parker
• Location: New York City
• First Appearance: Amazing Fantasy #15
(1962)
• Created By: Stan Lee and Steve Ditko
• Publisher: Marvel Comics
• Team Affiliations: New Avengers

5. Power Puff Girls
• he bright color scheme, the pointy appendages
and the big eyes come courtesy of creator
Craig McCracken.

6. Tom and Jerry
• This cat and mouse team were the inspiration
for The Simpsons Itchy and Scratchy (without
the gore). Tom and Jerry chase each
other, torment each other and generally try to
defeat the other. Though Tom has the upper
hand more than, say, Sylvester, he still has yet
to make a meal of Jerry.

7. Winnie the Pooh
When you hear the name "Winnie
the Pooh," you may think "baby
nursery." But more accurately, you
should think "cha-ching!" This little
bear who started as a doodle in a
beloved children's book has been a
thriving franchise for Disney since
they bought rights to him and his
woodland friends in the '60s

8. Tweety Bird and Sylvester
Another duo Chuck Jones created, Tweety Bird
and Sylvester keep each other on their toes, with
Sylvester losing out on a yummy bird meal every
time. Tweety's baby voice and Sylvester's
slobber talk keep us laughing.

9. Pink Panther
• Pink Panther is a character who inspires a tune in your head
as soon as you see him, this one in a jazzy saxophone.The
Pink Panther was a series of animated shorts, designed to
appear at the opening and closing credits of live-action
films starring Inspector Clouseau. His popularity allowed
him to become his own cartoon, still airing on Boomerang.
• From a creative staff that helped define the stylized "cool"
of '60s and '70s animation, The Inspector was produced by
David DePatie and features direction by Fritz Freleng
(Return to the Planet of the Apes), Gerry Chiniquy
(Transformers), Robert McKimson (Looney Tunes) and
George Singer (The Bullwinkle Show), with scripts by John
W. Dunn (Daffy Duck's Quackbusters) and others.

10. Mr. Magoo
• Blind, adventurous and oblivious are not a safe
mix for an old dude, but Mr. Magoo makes it
work. Time after again he misses the bullet, so
to speak, and we laugh all the way.

11. Scooby-Doo and Shaggy
• Scooby-Doo and Shaggy are
inseparable, in their antics and on
this list. They're funny on two
levels. The first is that, seen
through the eyes of a child, they're
just silly cowards who somehow
always save the day and remain
best friends. But watch Scooby-
Doo as an adult, and you'll wonder
if the van driving, spacey talk and
continual snacking are lifestyle
symptoms of the same folks who
inspired Pineapple Express.

12. Daffy Duck
• Daffy Duck is to Bugs Bunny as Wile E.
Coyote is to the Road Runner. Does Daffy
envy Bugs? Is jealousy at the heart of his bitter
attitude toward Bugs? Regardless, his tantrums
and schemes make for great cartoons.

13. SpongeBob SquarePants
• Though several channels exist that provide
entertainment made for the Y-rating
crowd, one cartoon has endured for almost a
decade, becoming more famous than its
Nickelodeon fellows: SpongeBob
SquarePants. Pineapples, snails and fast food
were never so funny.

14. Popeye
• No one has ever done so much for spinach as
Popeye. His bulging forearms, squinty eyes
and staccato chuckle are recognized by many
generations.

15. • Mickey Mouse represents Disney in all its
forms. He started life in black and
white Steamboat Willie. Mickey Mouse isn't
just a cartoon character; he's an icon.

16. Bart
• The next favorite character from The
Simpsons is Bart. We all knew a kid like
Bart, and sometimes wished we were like him.

17. Buggs Bunny
• "What's up, doc?" Bugs Bunny
is, perhaps, the most recognizable
and famous cartoon
character. Looney Tunes were first
created as lead-ins to feature films.
It was only later the cartoons
became a Saturday morning staple.

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