Favorite cartoon characters of all time?.movie, TV or intenet, doesn't matter. As many as You wish.
My favorite will always be...Wile E. Coyote...why?... He never gives up, no matter what..
Wile E Coyote....was created by Chuck Jones and Michael Maltese.....
...Yes, I met Chuck Jones at an art show....got his autograph..& it is up on the wall in my downstairs lounge.
Let's hear it for Wile E............
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Chose her in an old thread about ‘which cartoon character would you elect President’ 
I very much identify with him. 
These toons speak for themselves, they are easily understood by everyone. (Poor Wilie)
If not, I highly, highly recommend it! It has to be watched in order, the story builds and builds incredibly as the seasons progress. Judging by your list, we seem to have the same taste in cartoons and I think you’d enjoy the heck out of it.
I'm about to get into Birdgirl which is a continuation of Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law. I forgot about that one and Space Ghost: Coast to Coast. The first episode was mainly hits for me, and I'd like to see where they go.
Some hidden gems on YouTube for me include Metal Family, which is a Russian series about a family whose dad is a kind of glam-rock musician who fell in love with a biker chick. They've come out with an English version of their past videos though I prefer the Russian with subtitles even though sometimes the translation is a little off. The voices seem to fit better. And then the Vampair series which is about a feud between a male and female vampire. They're called fan animations - cartoons done to songs the animator likes. Most I've seen are one-offs or follow the plot of where they're taken from - like "Way Down Hadestown" animatic from the Hadestown musical, but the Vampair series takes songs and fits them into the story the animator wants to tell. The animator is into goth culture so she uses a lot from a singer called Voltaire but has also introduced me to a LGBTQ singer Lily Allen as well as the electric swing genre.
If you've got a couple hours - I'd recommend looking at Metal Family and Vampair. I'll put Venture Brothers on my list. 
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I've always loved that psychotic duck; I even have him hanging from my rearview mirror.
my mom would always read me a little stack of books before bed and the only book i remember her reading (and the only book i remember having--although i apparently had a lot) was a woody woodpecker story.
i also loved casper the ghost and his friend wendy (the witch)
I was speaking with a former student one day last week - his mom is Jamaican - his dad from Peru - they met in Valencia, Spain. When they moved to Jamaica for High School he remembers learning English with the pile of Archie comics his grandfather would buy him and his sister on weekends. Of course the comics were supplemental but he insists that the comics and cartoons did more for his English than the school books.
