Disney Brings Back Mickey Mouse In New 2D Animated Shorts

This is also some good news:

"Mickey Mouse cartoons are coming back to TV as Disney attempts to revive one of the world's most popular characters.
The 19 episodes, hand-drawn and in 2-D, will debut June 28 on the Disney Channel, Disney.com and the Watch Disney Channel app."

Click on the link for the source:
http://www.nbcwashington.com/entert...ack-Mickey-Mouse-in-2-D-Shorts-197607251.html

and here's the preview:
http://video.disney.com/watch/croissant-de-triomphe-4d7b3aae690a98650d776d97

 

Personally, I am looking forward to this. And it doesn't stop there. I have watched many of the Disney Cartoons throughout the ages, and the animation has not only changed, but the style as well. This artistic style bears evidence of another artist besides Walt's, but I cannot particularly give a name to whom I think the influence is. However, if you look at a lot of Disney Merchandise and promotional items, this look is not at all out of place, and it is somewhat of a mix between "Retro" and "Modern". I'd glad to see they kept a very traditionally Disney sort of humor, and displayed as well many different major Parisian locations (I was somewhat surprised to see a certain Red Windmill and half-hoped to see Christian and Satine pop out, but alas, that is a different company.); Disney had always been full of those architectural nods. Over all, I enjoyed the cartoon, and I plan on seeing what the animators have to deal out.