According to Maltin (p.226), although they were initially well-liked at the time of their release, "the serious fault with Harman & Ising cartoons was...单项选择题

A

...that they were undercut by small production budgets."

B

... that Harman and Ising worked independently."

C

...that they did not innovate or improve."

D

...they were done in black and white because Disney had a monopoly on Technicolor until 1934."

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