Drawing popeye i havent drawn a picture in some time and figured id draw one for LV

Popeye's were always my favorites while I was growing up. ..

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Popeye the sailor man

Popeye the Sailor Man's Ancient Fistory

“He’s strong to the finish, ‘cause he eats his spinach!” He’s Popeye, the Sailor Man – It’s the original Fleischer and Famous Studios theatrical shorts that fans have been demanding for generations. These   more...are the ones that made Popeye, Olive Oyl and Bluto pop icons! Remastered “Well blow Me Down!”

Popeye the sailor was one of the most endearing and successful characters in animation history with a unique way of speaking, muscular forearms and an ever-present Corncob pipe. His strange, humorous, and often supernatural adventures take him all over the world, and place him in conflict with enemies such as the Sea Hag and Bluto..

The plot lines in the animated cartoons tended to be simple. A villain, usually Bluto, makes a move on Popeye's "sweetie", Olive Oyl. The bad guy then clobbers Popeye until Popeye eats spinach, which gives him superhuman strength. The fundamental character of Popeye, paralleling that of another 1930’s icon, Superman, also invokes traditional values possessing uncompromising moral standards and resorting to force only when threatened, or when he "can't stands no more"!

The first volume includes 58 (7-10 min) theatrical blk & white shorts from 1933 to 1938 and 2 two-reeler 20 minute color cartoons. (Notable shorts: * POPEYE THE SAILOR MEETS SINDBAD THE SAILOR was an Academy Award® Nominee. Betty Boop appears in a cameo as a hula dancer in the 1st short “Popeye The Sailor”)  less

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Popeye's ShutEye cartoon

Old Popeye cartoon

some more video on our new pups playing outside.... they are getting more spunky

The first volume includes 58 (7-10 min) theatrical blk & white shorts from 1933 to 1938 and 2 two-reeler 20 minute color cartoons. (Notable shorts: *
“He’s strong to the finish, ‘cause he eats his   more...spinach!” He’s Popeye, the Sailor Man – It’s the original Fleischer and Famous Studios theatrical shorts that fans have been demanding for generations. These are the ones that made Popeye, Olive Oyl and Bluto pop icons! Remastered “Well blow Me Down!”

Popeye the sailor was one of the most endearing and successful characters in animation history with a unique way of speaking, muscular forearms and an ever-present Corncob pipe. His strange, humorous, and often supernatural adventures take him all over the world, and place him in conflict with enemies such as the Sea Hag and Bluto..

POPEYE THE SAILOR MEETS SINDBAD THE SAILOR was an Academy Award® Nominee. Betty Boop appears in a cameo as a hula dancer in the 1st short “Popeye The Sailor”)  less

drawing

a popeye cartoon ah ga ga ga ga ga

Old times still in memories even my grand grand father remember it Popeye we miss you hahaha

Popeye, moving man

Ashley is a friend I made on YouTube.

A drawing I did a while ago.

My favorite cartoon character, and my favorite cartoon of him. I like this one because it is where he really perfects the mumbling under his breath thing with sarcastic little jokes. Very funny (to me,   more...anyway)  less

Popeye is my favorite cartoon, and this is - for some weird reason - my fav Popeye cartoon. It was too long, so I had to cut in two pieces.

Popeye's Little Swee'pea

Popeye-popeye for president

holy crap! Telechy has updated popeye but in a BAD way! he just traded gameplay for some flashy animations and style! (Reu's creat holy crap! Telechy has updated popeye but in a BAD way! he just traded   more...gameplay for some flashy animations and style! (Reu's creations anyone?) he has some new moves, LOADS of glitzy graphics, and a cheap AI. he is in the borderline of cheapness now. but there is something missing from the new version that the old version DOES have... GAMEPLAY! I perfer gameplay over fancy graphics  less

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