Oh, you think a chainsaw can stop this cat from slapping, do you? Well you’ll just have to watch and find out, and then we’ll see who’s the genius here. This is the latest episode of Alan Foreman’s Flash-animated series Cat Slap, titled Chainsaw, which is part of the Mondo Mini Shows network.

Back in September, we posted a Flash-animated music video for Moby’s track Mistake. It was directed by Robert Powers, as was this video below, titled One Time We Lived. Ian Jones-Quartey (nockFORCE) also helped out, animating the dancing cycles and lip-sync.

Listen up, suckas! We finally got our hands on the Flash-animated Black Dynamite end credits. The live-action film, which opened in mid-October on 70 screens, is director Scott Sanders’ faithful send-up of 1970s Blaxploitation films (Dolemite, Super Fly), and the 90-minute project has received a strong critical reception. The producers turned to Six Point Harness to bring the action-packed end credits to life, but that’s not the end of the animated story. According to a recent interview with Sanders, the project is in the pilot phase for a series on Cartoon Network. We’ll keep you posted, ya dig?

Max Gilardi has brought his animated series to a close. The story of Jerry is rather epic – spanning several decades of his life, over multiple, lengthy episodes. Jerry: The End is a fitting finale, and it’s actually quite touching. Congrats to Max. Now go watch it over at Newgrounds. Big thanks to Sean McKenzie for the story tip.

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Another favorite artist of mine, Curtis Carey, has a pair of Flash-animated pieces to display. First is the 4th installment of his Never Ending Rough Animation Project.

… and here’s Madama ButterFly in about a minute, Carey’s submission to the Vancouver Opera’s Opera-Bot competition.