Don Tobin - my 468th choice to be named a Disney Legend

Animator Don Tobin is my 468th pick to be named a Disney Legend. He left the studio after the infamous 1941 strike, and after some World War II animation projects with the Navy, he went on to create gag cartoons for popular magazines. n 1953, he created THE LITTLE WOMAN, claiming inspiration from his mother-in-law. King Features liked the strip and began distributing it on February 9, 1953.

His Disney credits include:

Animation department (9 credits)

 1947 Fun & Fancy Free (animator - uncredited)

 1944 The Three Caballeros (animator - uncredited)

 1944 Contrary Condor (Short) (animator - uncredited)

 1942 Saludos Amigos (Short) (animator - uncredited)

 1942 Bambi (animator - uncredited)

 1941 Pluto's Playmate (Short) (animator - uncredited)

 1940 Fantasia (animator - segment "Rite of Spring")

 1940 Pinocchio (animator)

 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (animator - uncredited)

Visual effects (6 credits)

 1944 Contrary Condor (Short) (effects animator - uncredited)

 1942 The Olympic Champ (Short) (animator - uncredited)

 1942 Donald's Snow Fight (Short) (effects animator - uncredited)

 1941 Dumbo (effects animator - uncredited)

 1941 The Nifty Nineties (Short) (effects animator - uncredited)

 1941/I The Reluctant Dragon (effects animator - uncredited)