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ry even survived his death, and the studio continues to produce quality works that adhere to the aesthetic aspirations he set more than 60 years ago. Maltin writes, "It is impossible to overstate the impact that Walt Disney had on the development of animated cartoons. He did not invent the medium, but one could say that he defined it" (29).

The problem with trying to duplicate Disney's approach, however, is that most efforts look like pale imitations, in part because Disney's methodology is extremely labor-intensive. Robert Russett and Cecile Starr observe, "Sooner

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