Popeye, created by Elzie Crisler Segar ... (Original Caption) The pipe-puffing sailor man, high-strung and swaying in a brisk breeze, floats over Times Square as one of the balloon characters ...

A beloved character from your childhood doesn’t have to be in the public domain very long before it gets the low-budget ...

The iconic Popeye character gets butchered in this gory ’80s slasher retread.

The early version of the cartoon sailor is now in public domain, and he's already the star of a slasher movie.

The idea of Pac-Man turning the tables on his spooky tormentors came from the cartoon series Popeye, where the hero sailor is only able to take on his nemesis Bluto after a healthy dose of spinach ...

Fukuda-san is perfectly bald, with a luxuriant mustache. His work has been described as “kind of British,” which means he ...

He would also man the projector for family film shows, renting old movies from a local shop. He was an experimentalist from the outset: “With Popeye the Sailor I’d play the film backwards ...

a deeply private man who makes his living by surveilling others. When Harry thinks that he’s recorded a murder, he must leave the island of isolation he’s created for himself and learn to care ...

Pigs implanted with spinach genes have been created by scientists ... The Japanese team behind the Popeye pigs claim meat lovers might one day be able to worry less about their fat intake thanks ...

It also features a loathsome protagonist in the form of Popeye Doyle ... a deeply private man who makes his living by surveilling others. When Harry thinks that he’s recorded a murder, he must leave ...