Earl Kress was a prolific writer whose contributions to animation have made waves in the world of physical media. Known for his work with iconic franchises, Kress penned notable episodes for Warner Bros. classics like "Pinky and the Brain," earning two Emmy Awards and an Annie Award for his wit and creativity. Collectors particularly seek out his contributions to the beloved series "Animaniacs" and "Tom & Jerry," where his sharp humor and storytelling shine through. In addition to his television work, Kress left a lasting mark on home video with his writing for "Hornswiggle" (2008) and the memorable last Road Runner short, "Little Go Beep" (2000). His efforts in producing DVDs for classic Hanna-Barbera and Warner Bros. cartoons ensure that his legacy lives on in collectors' shelves. Kress also ventured into comic books, contributing to titles like "The Simpsons" and "Looney Tunes," further solidifying his place in animation history and making his works highly sought after by fans of physical media.