Tony Sgroi was an American animator and comic artist. He drew several adventure and western strips for Dell/Western Publishing in the 1950s. He created such Disney comics for Dell as 'Robin Hood', 'Stormy the Thoroughbred', 'Young Davy Crockett', 'Man in Space', 'Mars and Beyond' and 'Spin & Marty'. He also did 'Range Rider', 'Gene Autry', 'Johnny Mack Brown', 'Champion' and 'Tarzan'. He was an animator for Warner Bros, Walter Lantz, Bob Clampett and Hanna-Barbera. For Clampett he worked on the animated TV series 'Beany and Cecil' (1962-1969) and worked on the animated feature film 'Hey, It's Yogi Bear' (1964) for Hanna-Barbera. At Hanna-Babera he was also lay-out artist and art director various of their TV series, namely 'The Flintstones', 'The Jetsons', 'Jonny Quest', 'The Secret Squirrel Show', 'Space Ghost', 'The Herculoids', 'Super-Friends' , 'Scooby-Doo', 'Alvin & The Chipmunks' and 'The Smurfs' (based on Peyo's comic strip.)
