| Mean Moe | |
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Real Name |
Moe |
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First Appearance |
Balloon Blues (1962) |
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Original Publisher |
Hal Seeger Productions/Seven Arts Associated |
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Created by |
Max Fleischer & Hal Seeger |
Origin[]
Mean Moe is a character from Hal Seeger's 1960s adaption of Out of the Inkwell. Mean Moe alternated between an antagonist and an ally for Koko in the 1960s shorts, being incredibly boisterous and egotistical but frequently getting himself into more trouble than he was anticipating.
He rolls his R's as he talks, suggesting that he might be of Russian or Eastern European origin.
Public Domain TV Appearances[]
- Blue Balloons (1962)
- Koko Gottum Injun Trouble (1962)
- Koko Meets Boobnik (1962)
- Baby Face (1962)
- Flying Saucery (1962)
- Knight Work (1962)
- Koko-nut, Private Eye (1962)
- Love In Bloom (1962)
- Mean Moe Means Well (1962)
- Now You See It... Now You Don't! (1962)
- Polar Bear Facts (1962)
- Pow-Wow-Wow! (1962)
- The Egg And Me (1962)
- The Mystery Guest (1962)
- The Refriger-Raider (1962)
- A Fishy Story (1962)
- A Haunting We Will Go (1962)
- A Queen For A Day (1962)
- Bluebeard's Treasure (1962)
- Comic Strip (1962)
- Fastest Popgun In The West (1962)
- Gigantical (1962)
- In The Army (1962)
- Koko Meets Robin Hood (1962)
- Koko Roams In Rome (1962)
- Mean Moe Takes Over (1962)
- Mean Moe's Money Mad (1962)
- Moving Madness (1962)
- Mummy's The Word (1962)
- Reflection Land (1962)
- Success Story (1962)
- That's Show Biz (1962)
- The Big Bank Robbery (1962)
- Tv Or Not Tv (1962)
- Whale Of A Story (1962)
- Which Witch Is Which (1962)
Notes[]
- No copyright renewal was found for the first couple of episodes of the series when searching through the copyright database.