Character artwork[]
Popeye and Swee'Pea as depicted by Bud Sagendorf
Art of Popeye with Betty Boop and a caricature of Max Fleischer
Larry Lippman with Popeye and Betty Boop on a Christmas card
Concept art of Wotta Nitemare
Layout drawing from the Famous Studios short Abusement Park
Model Sheets[]
Popeye's Fleischer Studios model sheet.
The design used in the Famous Studios cartoons.
Design used in later Famous cartoons.
Model sheet used by Paramount for the 60's series.
Thimble Theatre[]
Popeye's first appearance in Thimble Theatre
Popeye is discovered and hired by Castor Oyl in "Dice Island"
Popeye fights Bluto for the very first time in "The Eighth Sea"
Popeye defeats Bluto for the first time
Popeye fights Alice the Goon for the first time in "Plunder Island"
Popeye's big date in "King of Popilania"
Popeye and the dragon
A 6 month-old Popeye as depicted on some Play Money
Other comics[]
Fleischer Studios[]
Popeye's apartment in For Better or Worser
Famous Studios[]
Popeye transformed into a 125 year old man in Popeye, the Ace of Space
Popeye the Sailor[]
The All-New Popeye Hour[]
Teen Popeye in "Popeye's High School Daze"
Popeye's recurring spinach power-up in The All-New Popeye Hour
Popeye and Son[]
Promotional art featuring Popeye and his family
Miscellaneous[]
Popeye on a Rolex watch
Jeff Koons’ Popeye Statue...
... sold for 28 million dollars!
Popeye's European-produced comics
The Quest for Pappy[]
Popeye hears a sound
He wonders what it is
For some reason he is attracted to it
He follows the voice that calls his name to the edge of the ship
When he leans over he finally sees the singer
It is a beautiful siren, who welcomes him to the Sea of Mystery
Popeye is amazed to see a mermaid
Popeye immediately wonders rhetorically if she really is a siren
Adding that it is strange that he does not feel threatened
The Siren immediately proposes him to forget everything and go away with her
Popeye is gently caressed on his face
Jokingly, he says that if the siren was not unreal he would be tempted to be tempted
She asks him provocatively if he finds her beautiful
Popeye, who loves Olive, initially tries to deny it
But then his sincerity gets the best of him
Popeye admits that the siren is a real feast for the eye
Falling victim of her curse
The Siren begins to sing like a Pied Piper
Like a snake that follows the flute melody, Popeye imitates the siren.
The Siren casts a spell on Popeye
Suddenly, Popeye is underwater
Start swimming
The wreck has a statue of the Siren as a decoration
Disoriented, Popeye collects a pearl necklace from a shell
The siren surprises him by putting the jewel around her neck
Popeye gets scared
Popeye wonders if he is having a hallucination
A treasure appears before him and Popeye rummages in it
He finds a precious diamond ring
Popeye does not want to show it to Olive
Distractedly he puts it on Siren's finger
Siren scares Popeye again
But he still follows her
A shabby statue of Siren observes him
Popeye tries to open the door to Atlantis but it fades away.
The Siren tempts Popeye one more
It was all an illusion in Popeye's head
Popeye shakes Siren's hand
Salt on the dolphin to leave with her
Siren's temptations seem to have taken effect.
The sailor looks at the Siren with devotion
He tries to kiss her
The siren reminds him that now he cares only for her
Popeye replies that Olive is also important to him
Olive calls him
Popeye hits Siren's cheek with his pipe
Thanks to Olive he is back in himself
Popeye takes the Siren away, completely disinterested in her