Disney Twenty-Three
75 Years of Disney Animated Features
D23 devotes its entire Spring 2012 issue of Disney twenty-three magazine to the remarkable legacy and influence of Disney animated films.
Ralph’s Wrecking Crew
An early glimpse at the process of producing Wreck-It Ralph, the next feature film from Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Disney’s Animation Legacy
This special issue of Disney twenty-three magazine is an extraordinary treasure trove of fascinating stories, insights, and details of Disney Animation’s heritage.
Movies and Magic
From Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs to the animated classics of tomorrow, the official Disney fan club takes readers on a fantastic journey from the drawing board to the silver screen.
In this Issue
THE SIX OLDER MEN
A revealing look at the rarely seen talented artists and illustrators who helped train Disney’s legendary “Nine Old Men.”
RALPH’S WRECKING CREW
An early glimpse at the process of producing Wreck-It Ralph, the next feature film from Walt Disney Animation Studios.
BALLYHOO AND BUZZ
A colorful look at some of Disney’s off-the-wall stunts for marketing new movies long before the advent of digital media.
STRIKING THE RIGHT CHORDS
An exploration of the memorable music written for animated features, with insights from film historian Leonard Maltin.
STILL SOARING
A touching profile of talented artist Tyrus Wong, now 101 years old, who helped create the extraordinary look of Bambi.
A WORK OF ART
An introduction to Disney’s Animation Research Library, home to 65 million individual pieces of original animation art.
Disney twenty-three magazine is available at a growing number of retail locations across the country for $15.95, and can also be purchased online at DisneyStore.com and throughout the Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts. Gold-level members of D23: The Official Disney Fan Club are treated to each issue delivered directly to their mailbox, accompanied by a special collectible gift.
Web Extras
Let’s Go Fly a Kite!
Disney Legend Tyrus Wong’s monthly kite-flying visits to Santa Monica Beach dazzle friends and spectators… and are beautiful aerial celebrations of the man’s enduring creative spirit.
Armchair Archivist: Disney Animation Research Library
From concept art to the final film frames, the Disney Animation Research Library houses more than 65 million pieces of original artwork that contributed to the rich history of Walt Disney Animation Studios.
A Star for a Star
Two-time Academy Award®-winning director John Lasseter is honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.











