#Is it a duck yet?

[belladonna-nyx]

Damian gifted Tim a live duck as a gag gift. That duck was personally trained by Tim and is now a professional espionage agent.

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Lex Luther was pissed. Someone managed to bypass his security and stole their schematics for their latest weapon. No suspicious activities, only a duck randomly attacking a guard by the side entrance.

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He tried escaping after failing to take out his target, now he is slowly loosing consciousness on a rooftop. The last thing the assassin saw before blacking out was a duck with a needle in its beak.

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"RR, where's the report on the recent drug bust?" Batman asked. To which RR replied with "Please refer to my partner."

Cue duck waddling. Batman watches as the duck with a domino mask drops the files in front in front of him.

Batman sighed in defeat "Thank you."

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Ra's glares down the room. Three of his men down on the floor. Computer infected with a virus. And a few artifacts were taken from his vault.

The duck escaped through the vents.

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The batfam can't do anything about the duck. Tim claimed the duck as his son. On his will and everything.

[spadesncrows]

them >>>

I love turning Heartslabyul into an actual zoo

[duckchaw]

Young Niko with a principal vibe :)

[spacebubblehomebase]

"Applemedia only happens because Alastor's in the middle." 😤

Okay. But have you ever considered: "Cartoons are THE BEST???"✨️

Some would even say: "It scrambles the brain!" 😉

This IS how they started, right???

-Bubbly💙

[mer-meladraws]

*hands them to you*

[skullsemi]

I love to bad doodle my way downtown

[sweettjrose]

So I saw this set of panels on Twitter a while ago and I thought it was interesting...

Here they have Donald wanting to stay out of direct conflict and get the police involved, while Mickey wants to solve it themselves.

But then I thought about the Topolino story "Grosso guaio a Paperopoli" where it was the other way around. In that story Mickey was the rule follower who wanted to get the police involved as soon as possible, while Donald (as the Duck Avenger) was the one who wanted to directly solve it himself.

I just think it is interesting how both characters are shown to act a different way depending on the story and yet they don't feel overly out of character in each one. I guess the big difference is the situations surrounding them.

In the panels on top this is likely average civilian Mickey with average civilian Donald and Mickey has been more of a courageous adventure-seeker compared to Donald. But in the Topolino comics, Mickey works with the police a lot while Donald is a superhero, so Donald is used to handling crime himself, while Mickey has always worked along with the police.

I dunno, just thought this was interesting.

[aduckwithears]

That's what Satan has planned? A mighty wind from the wilderness to smite the mansion and bring it down upon them? ... Ooooooo, aren’t you brilliant.

(They invented flirting)

Bonus:

[lizrust]

Happy October! 🎃

[ruinationz]

tis the season

[surreal-duck]

moon for the pksp masquerade event ^^

[silly-lili-things]

last post about crochet ratio I promise (I’m working on a new project I swear) but I was struck by sudden inspiration last night at like one in the morning so. here’s ratio’s new son he’s my grandson and his name is Philip. He’s supposed a rubber duck. He’s the stupidest looking duck ever I love him

[synfl0w3r]

Do you like my pet duck?

[maysrinn]

Goosey Gray & Coriolanus Duck 🪿✨

The marvelous summer romance of a pampered little running duck who falls head over first for a wild spicy water cobra~

Goosey Gray trademark name by @spoomed \òwó_

[lulubeanie]

Psychonauts 🤝 Sam and Max (mostly tdph but still): worlds where psychics exist and brains can survive for a pretty long time without a body and can also be removed and put back in a body with basically no consequences. and of course when a brain is in a body that does not belong to them, they can still control the body and such like it does

[alunimoon]

Little frogs and their little duck friend 🌱