Although the Gothic, mysterious world of “Wednesday” follows in the footsteps ... so we looked at Addams' cartoons. They were quite good because they’re similar in composition to the way ...

After taking her to P.J. Clarkes and making her laugh, Addams told Blake about his cartoon becoming a show. “… He had no name for the little girl,” Blake continued. “I said, ‘Wednesday ...

Lady Gaga is now officially part of the star-studded Wednesday ensemble — this time as an actual cast member, not someone associated with the show through a viral 'Bloody Mary' edit. Season two will ...

Wednesday is a new take on The Addams Family, the classic cartoon strip created by Charles Addams.The Netflix series focuses on the titular character played by Jenna Ortega with her family only ...

With that said, Wednesday’s early disposition in the ... Pretty much any collection of Charles Addams cartoons you can find. Perfect dark funny, and the drawings are wonderful.

The family includes parents Gomez and Morticia, children Wednesday and Pugsley ... manicured lawn and white picket fence Addams captured in his original cartoon strips. The Canadian remake ...

Television and movies are awash with beloved families, but none is quite so unique as The Addams Family. They perform loving acts of torture, cut the bulbs off of roses in favor of the stems, and ...

In 1964, the cartoons spawned a TV sitcom, followed by several other spin-offs over the years. But it was the Nineties films that saw Wednesday Addams – Morticia and Gomez’s only daughter ...

Netflix’s addition to the Addams Family universe turns the death-obsessed daughter into a high school sleuth. By Mike Hale The news that Tim Burton would be directing half the episodes of ...

I even looked quite a bit like Wednesday, especially in my first ... cemetery crawls and a gallery exhibition pairing Addams' cartoons with works by aspiring young artists who took a multi-day ...

“Loosen up a little,” Wednesday says ... was based on spooky but harmless characters that Charles Addams created for a series of cartoons that appeared in The New Yorker beginning in 1938.