Invisible Ink | 1921 | Out of the Inkwell | 16mm | 2K | Koko the Clown Max Fleischer Studios Cartoon

Scan from a 16mm print provided by Ray Pointer of inkwellimagesink.com/
Music: Oh! By Jingo! & Dotty Dimples by All Star Trio
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[@jasonschubert6828]

In these days of digital everything it is difficult to imagine just how much work must have gone in to making something like this! I am glad we still get to see it.

[@joecab1]

Max had a good workout in this one!

[@MorningDusk7734]

It would be really fun to have a Koko swimming in an invisible ink bottle t-shirt!

[@LastTree]

I remember these on TV in the 60s.

[@julietfischer5056]

That was a newer version, with sound and color. I saw it on a UHF station, I think.

[@asmallalmond]

Omg is animator vs animation in 1921

[@Alfa011]

Magnificent

[@zenfrodo]

Wow. So this is where that Looney Tunes one of Daffy vs the animator got its idea from!

[@PogieJoe]

Absolutely loved this one. You have me hooked on this series

[@thinkbolt]

Wow!

[@jillcnc]

I had no idea rotoscoping was that old!

[@donaldfuck]

Fleischer invented it

[@julietfischer5056]

This confirms my suspicion the others had dialogue cards.