Creator from United States

Jim Pabian

Born 14 April 1909, Rochester, New York; died 23 July 1996.

James Anthony Pabian was an American animator, screenwriter and director.
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Born as: James A. Pabian
Also known as: JPa
Ink: 18 stories
Pencils: 18 stories

Stories

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Title	Year	By	As	Kind	Pages	Made in	Printings
The Seven-Colored Terror	1943	Jim Pabian	pencils, ink	Cover	1	Western	4

Life and work

Comics. Globe Syndicate: Cartoonist 1938-?. - Western Publishing: Comic-book artwork 1942-1950 (Disney, MGM, Walter Lantz a.o.). - Comic-book artwork for the newspaper strips Hollywood Johnny 1945-1948 and Go-Go Groover 1969-1974.

Animation. Ub Iwerks: Inbetweener 1930-1933 (Flip the Frog). - Harman-Ising: Animator 1933-1938 (Buddy a.o.). - MGM: Animator 1939-1941 (Tom & Jerry). - Cineastes Associés (Paris): Director and producer 1955-1959 (no titles known). - Playhouse Pictures: Director and storyboard artists on commercials 1959-1963. - MGM: Director and storyman 1965-1966 (Tom & Jerry). - Lee Mendelson Films: Animator early 1970s (Peanuts). - Hanna-Barbera: Animation supervisor early 1970s (The Addams Family).

Also. Brother of Tony Pabian.

Education. Rochester Institute of Technology

Characters most often

Mickey Mouse71949–1950, 1952
Goofy31949–1950
Thumper21949
Pluto21950
Minnie Mouse21950
Morty and Ferdie21950, 1952
Bo21945, 1950
Bucky Bug21945, 1950
Tic and Tac11950
The Flying Mouse11949
Sheriff of Junkville11950
June Bug11950