I was born after the original set (1949) of Crusader Rabbit cartoons, but the second set, in 1957, were a scream. They featured the irreverent style, chockful of puns, that made Jay Ward's later show, Rocky And Bullwinkle, such a huge hit. "The Yukon Adventure" took place in "If Anyone Can, Yukon"; characters had names like "Bilious Green" and don't forget the miserly "Titus Canby"; an episode that took place on "Nothing Atoll" with castaway Enrico Crusoe; and so on.
Review of Crusader Rabbit
