#disney duck comic

[scrambler]

Donald Duck Barks-isms by Alex Kirwan. From the Traditional Animation page on Facebook.

[diogxnxs]

HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY, DONALD DUCK!

The day you were made was the start of the Duckverse bursting forth! Who would've ever thought that 90 years later you would have fans who would become part of it?

Sending you all our love, Donald Duck!

Love,

Dio, Shelly O'Chunks, @a-little-birdy-told-me, @stoopakoopa, @donze-trash, Zeke, @momonoki23, @dandyfelines, @polisena-art, @monkey-li, @kiiwiighost, Paw_Draws, Stylus, @flakatita, @daamazingmeepers and @puffywuffy8904

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A special thank you and good job to all of you who joined in this 90th Birthday Donald Duck collab! Despite their differences, our Donalds meshed so well together and this came out beautifully.

[patemi-pk]

Stefano Zanchi is an artist to be cherished.

[gameraboy2]

"A Financial Fable" by Carl Barks, 1951

[tealottie]

wow i can't believe disney gave della a love interest and shes not a white duck!?!?! these new comics are so good guys please go read them!!

sorry for spreading misinformation online do you guys still love me people were asking for the comic name! Surprise! It's just my art!

Feel free to repost with or without credit, I just want my work to be seen! take all the screenshots in the world I am just here to provide for the Della microfandom

I was doing a study on the Italian comics' styles! I hope i got it down pretty good

[sweettjrose]

So I learned this from Twitter and DidYouKnowGaming, but apparently there were plans for an Epic Donald game that would have similar gameplay as Epic Mickey, but would have been based on the Carl Bark's Disney duck comics and the Ducktales show with each level being a different adventure.

Apparently Magica, Gyro Gearloose, the Beagle Boys, Huey, Dewey, Louie, and Scrooge would have been major characters.

But after Disney Interactive got scrapped and Disney started licensing games instead of making them... the idea got scrapped too.

... Why...

[weirdlandtv]

How to depict blinking in a comic? Oh hello, by the way. Yes, I'm still alive. I'm fine and how are you and all that but—how to depict blinking in a comic strip? Carl Barks used this method—

The ducks' huge eyes are split in two, with one set of slightly faded pupils in the top half (see image 1), and another of solid black pupils in the lower half, both sets cut off in such a way that the “stacked” pupils don't appear like one large elongated pupil (a thin white horizontal line separates the two states as well); and that, with the added "Blink! Blink!" gets the job done perfectly. Here’s another slightly different blink:

(Now that I'm writing this stuff about top half, bottom half I'm suddenly reminded of a Barks gag I came across: a file cabinet in the background of a panel with one drawer saying TOP SECRET and the one below it saying BOTTOM SECRET.)

Really though, Barks's brilliant stories are en endless source of great ideas, gags, splash pages, twists, visual tricks, pacing, phrasing, suspense building, the whole proverbial "shebang", whatever a shebang is: I've said it before on this blog but any budding artist or writer—heck, even a professional one—could learn a lot from Barks's best work. Fireworks of creativity.

Re-reading some of Barks's stories, as I sometimes do by way of therapy, it struck me that many panels consist of three main elements: a foreground element, a middle section where the action takes place, and a background:

This foreground element can really be anything. It can be a bush, a tree, a rock, even a wave:

It can be a chair, a table, or any other piece of interior:

It can be a character, or just their silhouette:

And of course it's also a good way to hide snooping villains:

In the Gyro Gearloose stories the foreground element is often Little Helper having a kind of silent slapstick adventure of his own (in Dutch here as it’s from my own copy):

…Also, how is this for dark:

[0sharis0]

Uncle Scrooge comics by like:

[minzart]

I'm getting better at drawing ducks! lets gooo, yes I wanna see these three met, is there a comic were they did? I think not but i can dream

[donaldduckisepic]

Donald being relatable moodboard

[ducklooney]

Model Sheets of Donald Duck and characters from Donald Duck universe (Duckverse)

Now, starting in 2024, I will post model sheets of various characters from the Duckverse that are my favorites from comics and cartoons, from the first appearance of Donald Duck to the present day. Mostly sketches from official Disney artists, mostly from Walt Disney, Mary Blair, Al Taliaferro, Carl Barks, Romano Scarpa, Fabrizio Di Nicola, Toby Shelton, Bob McKnight and others. Mostly from classic shorts, comics, Ducktales, Darkwing Duck and The Legend of The Three Caballeros. Feel free to like and reblog and use these models in a smart way. This is how classic styles and classic beaks should be used.

This is just the first part.

[skullsemi]

Is it a bird?? Is it a plane– oh wait it is a bird, a duck actually

[diogxnxs]

They were happy once. Agent Kay K (Arianna Adelaide) as Lilith Donald Duck as Lucifer Morningstar Webby Vanderquack as Charlie

Original piece with the redraw for comparison.

[skidotto]

My sillies

[adventurelandia]

"Volcano Valley" (1947) by Carl Barks

[tealottie]

Y'ALL DELLA LOOKS INSANE IN THESE NEW COMICS HELLO?????? OMFG THE SCARS AND THE STRETCH MARKS DUDE

ALSO LOOK AT HER PROSTHETIC AGAINST THE WALL?!?!??! SHE LOOKS SO COZY AND COMFORTABLE WITH HER PROSTHETIC OFF WAHHHH AND THE SCARRING ON HER STUMP TOO OMGGG

dont even get me started on body omg eyes emoji WOOF sorry i'm lowkey glad theyre trying something different instead of giving her donald's body