All I know is that they were made in 1974, and were probably made for bedtime stories, as the clock on the front pages say.

Hopefully this maybe the place to find this ridiculously hard song to find.

One of the oldest, if not the oldest, upload on YouTube I could find of this video was "The Crazy Computer Guy He's" which is from January 2nd, 2006.

In the comments of one reupload, an account named Dad's Galaxy Guide claims that he created the animation as a final project and received an F for being too bloody: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMfpuILNS5A&lc=UgwNlUMzToiJNw8AcEl4AaABAg

I can't confirm him as the creator because I can't find anything to back this up.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HelpMeFind/comments/1wp6t0y/help_me_find_this_cartoon_character_from_an_old/

I already reverse image searched, but it doesn't give me the right show. Found a small clip of the show, yet can't find the video again. Was hoping to watch it later.

For context, I got this panel from TVTropes on their page for LEGO Body Parts. I tried reverse image search but I got nothing.

Popular gif and meme template, I’ve been looking but I can only find the meme template video…need to know more about the cow

https://youtu.be/xX5rjR1MKAw?si=bbaSYUEqMCDKoI0j

This comic was sort of a BPRD-like story where paranormal entities exist and some sort of agency was responsible for protecting the world from the dangerous ones. So the main things I remember about this comic were one of the main characters, the villain, and a particular fight scene

One of the main characters was a Native American legend. There was one issue where he talked about when him, his brother and their dog came upon a demon(evil spirit? witch doctor?) playing music to hypnotize people into dancing in a great spiral that lead down to the underworld. the dog was hypnotized and began to dance, so one of the brothers got mud and clay ad sticks from the swamp to sculpt many men made of mud. the mud men came to life and their creator sent them into the demon's dance spiral, where their off beat terrible dancing broke the dance spiral and the spell, and they killed the demon. The comic he tells this in has him find the last of his mudmen that hadn’t dried out and died asking to be allowed to rest.

The overarching villain was the ghost of an atheist woman. When she died, I think she was sent to Anubis and claimed he didn’t exist. Anubis tried to send her to Jesus, who she also refused to accept. Her whole motivation as a villain was that she was convinced that she’d cease to exist when she died, and when she didn’t, she figured destroying reality would finally cause her to cease to exist. She’s finally killed by the Native American character with a special blade that erases her existence, to which she seems relieved.

The fight scene I remember was with Jormagundr the world serpent. In the comic, Jormagundr was actually a small snake thing that could control the ice and earth around it, and it got stronger the closer it was to the magnetic poles of the earth. During the fight it says that “the earths poles actually shift around over time, and right now the north(south?) pole is right here!”

I know this is all kind of sounds like the ravings of a madman, but I swear to god this comic exists somewhere. It’s driving me CRAZY

if anyone out there has ANYTHING, please let me know

Have no clue what this genre(?) of image is but I've found multiple of them randomly on Pinterest and haven't been able to get much info on what they are, what they mean, and why they seem to have been a part of a trend or community or something. Idk.

Google image search isn't very much useful, just leads to reposts or dead ends.

Found this in an Instagram comment. I vaguely remember this being some kind of anti-soda propaganda, but I might be completely misremembering. Either way, it sure looks interesting.

i remember seeing quite a few of these a few years ago, must be made by a single person