The Cartoon A-Z Game

Zsa Zsa. the female Hopperoo, from "The Man Called Flintstone."

Anna Leonowens, from the forgettable animated version of "The King And I."

Benny, from Harveytoon's Bouncing Benny.

Charlene "Charley" Davidson, liaison to the Biker Mice From Mars.

The crazy Dodo from Porky In Wackyland.

Eppy Brianstone, the man who discovered Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm, from the Flintstones episode "No Biz Like Show Biz."

Firestar, the superhero name of Angelica Jones, from Marvel Productions' Spider Man And His Amazing Friends.

Greasepit, secondary lackey to the corpulent Plutarkian Lawrence Limburger from Biker Mice From Mars.

Harlan, the right hand man of Cogswell, from "The Jetsons."

Iko, a character from a series called "Team Toon."

Jermaine Jackson, one of the Jackson 5ive.

Kitnip, Katnip's nephew, from "Felineous Assault."

The Lollys, from "Schoolhouse Rock." "Lolly, lolly, lolly, get your adverbs here."

Molasses, the lazy, overweight, not-very-swift greyhound from the Famous Studios cartoon, Boo Ribbon Winner. The dog is so slow he forgot to be scared of Casper, who morphs into a rabbit in the pale hope of inspiring the pokey pooch to train for the big race.

Neptar, ruler of Planet Aqueous, from "The Galaxy Trio."

On-X, from "Rainbow Brite And The Star Stealer."

Perry White, editor in chief of The Daily Planet. Somebody has got to keep that Lois Lane in line.

Queequeg, from the Futurama episode "The Day The Earth Stood Stupid." I thought somebody would get around to animating this guy, and I was right: Matt Groening does it again.

Robber Rabbit, from "Courageous Cat And Minute Mouse."

Sir Irving, from the overlooked Famous Studio Short "Sir Irving and Jeames."