Who is Betty Boop?

If you love comics, then you've probably heard about Betty Boop. Betty Boop is a popular cartoon character created by Grim Natwick. Her open appeal lies in her sexy figure that has seen her featured in the comic strip in 1930 and one in 1980. She was also featured in Betty Boop and Talkatoon series of films that were produced by Fleischer Studios.
Although Betty Boop was supposed to be Anthropomorphic French poodle, sexy girl the way shown to be more appealing. Betty Boop first appeared at the 9th August 1930 as a sexy cartoon character in the sixth named Dizzy Talkatoon dishes. Betty's character is based on the popular singer Helen Kane, 1920, and others equally famous actress, Clara Bow. Bow strong Brooklyn accent became Betty Boop trademark accent. In 1932, Betty Boop appeared in a Max Fleischer cartoon Any Rags in fully human way.
Margie's voice was the first to carry the voice of Betty Boop. Other actresses voice that rendered her voice to Betty Boop figure includes Ann Rothschild, Kate Wright, Bonnie Poe, Mae Questel. Mae was expressed for the character of 1931 - 1938.
Perhaps it is a cartoon that best describes Betty's teenage years Talkatoon series, Minnie Moocher.Lik is portrayed as a modern teenager who was raised in the lumberjack tradition of the head with her parents about. Her disagreements with parents, causing her to run away from home, but she gets lost in the cave, along with her boyfriend Bimbo. The cave in which they lost a couple haunted by ghosts and skeletons. Betty and Bimbo are too frightened to stay in the cave, so they return home. This Talkatoon was very successful and set the stage for other Talkatoons that featured Betty Boop.
Betty Boop is one of the most animated sex symbol. She was the first cartoon character to represent the true sex of women. Everything about her, even her dressing and behavior are designed to bring out as much as possible sexuality. In many of her cartoons, male characters are always trying to get a glance from her, and she is changing or doing anything else. In some cases, such as Betty Boop's Bamboo Island Popeye the Sailor cartoons, she was featured topless, wearing only a grass skirt and lei.
Betty Boop character was created with a head which is obviously higher than the adult human. However, the head is normal size for a baby. This could explain the innocence girlishness and a sense of maturity that shows Betty in his cartoons. Betty has been paired with other popular cartoon characters such as Little Jimmy King and Mali, in an attempt to her popularity. Betty Boop and the song became very popular after the initial series of cartoons. Betty was her last film appearance in 1939. Her last film, "Rhythm on the reservation" has her driving a convertible with the tag "Betty Boop's Swing Band." She saw driving through the Indian reservation here, trying to teach them swing music.
In 1988, Betty made ​​an appearance in the film "Who Framed Roger Rabbit." Betty Boop has continued to appear in numerous films. Her comic strip character is one of the most popular, although it has gone through many revisions over the years since the character was created.