#emily quackfaster

[nonexistentbees]

DIME CHASE IS SUUUUCH A FUN EP i love it so dearly. i had already planned how i wanted this drawing to look like a month ago but while scrubbing thru the ep for references i realized i also really want to draw the della room sometime its so pretty and also makes me miserable

[writebackatya]

sick of the same old DuckTales discourse so I’m gonna make up something else for us to fight about

Emily Quackfaster is problematic!

Some might find her antics in The Great Dime Chase! to be “funny”, “silly”, or even “look, it’s an animated adventure sitcom bro, I don’t know why you’re making such a big deal about this” but not me!

Did you all forget that Dewey and Webby were ASKING HER FOR HELP!??

And she chases them with a sword!??

For comedy!??

They could’ve been traumatized and locked in the insane asylum for years to come because of what they went through!

If I were a writer on the show, I would’ve addressed her actions in its own episode where Scrooge lectures her about her actions cause it should’ve been addressed. Talk about a missed opportunity

Please don’t criticize my critiques because I have a problematic librarian working at my local library so I know what I’m talking about

Okay. Love you! bye!

[boingodigitalart]

Continuing my early start for spooky season this year where I decided to feature as a theme of the first Webby Wednesday of this September.

[skullsemi]

There's a comic where they quit their jobs when Scrooge's business gets taken over so yeah it made me sketch a lil something!

I just want to see them hanging out, it's the tired employees club

[okaystoptellingmetomakeanaccount]

Crazy drama in the Miss Quackfaster fandom

[oldladydoodles]

Another oldie! This time with Quackfaster!

[ducklooney]

Happy late 80th birthday, Grandma Duck! And happy 76th anniversary of Scrooge McDuck!

I haven't posted anything related to birthdays and anniversaries for a long time, but here I am posting this, even though I'm already more than a month late (because I've been away for a long time).

But, regardless, I'm publishing a special post for one of my favorite characters from Donald Duck comics and the Duckverse in general, as well as one of the best fictional parents, Grandma Duck (Elvira Coot).

It first appears in a short Donald Duck comic in a newspaper published on September 27, 1943. The comic was written by Bob Karp and drawn by Al Taliaferro and George Waiss, and Grandma Duck would later become one of the main characters in Donald Duck comics. Elvira Coot is the daughter of Clinton Coot (founder of the Junior Woodchucks) and Gertrude Gadwall and granddaughter of Cornelius Coot and sister of Casey Coot. Living for a long time on the farm, she learned to be an excellent gardener, cook and a good keeper and breeder of farm animals. And yes, she raised many children, her own, but also her grandchildren and great-grandchildren as well as her nephews and nieces from the side and became a role model for all important members of the Duck family. She especially influenced the life of Donald Duck and that is why she is the best parent in the Duck family. And she is the oldest living as well as among the oldest people in Duckburg.

It mostly gained popularity in comics, first in America, then in European comics. Unfortunately, she didn't appear much in the animation. She only appeared in the Wonderful World of Color episode "This is Your Life, Donald Duck" in 1960, as a cameo character in "Mickey's Christmas Carol", as a cameo character in Sport Goofy in Soccermania and as a cameo character in the original Ducktales episode "Horse Scents" and in two video games. However, in most of the comics, Grandma Duck appears with Gus Goose. Yes, she is helped by two mice from Cinderella, Jaq and Gus.

Also, although this post won't be as dedicated to it as Grandma Duck, let me say that on November 14, 1947, Scrooge McDuck first appeared in the comic "Christmas on Bear Mountain" by Carl Barks, and more about that here: https://ducklooney.tumblr.com/post/701216162745352192

So Happy Anniversary to both Grandma Duck and Scrooge McDuck! Yes, if anyone is asking, in the Marco Rota comics, Scrooge and Grandma are sibling, so maybe this is related. However, they are totally separate and only have connections through Scrooge's sister Hortense and Elvira's son Quackmore.

And now pictures of Grandma Duck from her first appearance until today. Happy belated birthday Grandma Duck and happy anniversary of Scrooge McDuck's first appearance. If you love these characters, feel free to like and reblog this!

[patemi-pk]

A huge continuity shattering event, but...

already predicted...

(This paragraph is about 10 years old)

[usertransducks]

Does she know how important to me she is? Does she know she's the woman ever

[INDUCKS]

[beagleboysinc]

My redesign of Dt17 Quackfaster! She's mostly a combination of her form the show and her from the comics and i LOVE her

[Image description: My redeisgn of Emily Quackfaster from Ducktales. She is a tired looking magpie duck with curly blonde but greying hair, most of which is pulled back behind a headband, making a poof. She wears teal hoop earrings, small glasses, a teal shirt with a peter pan collar, and a tan jacket over top. End description.]

[writebackatya]

[boingodigitalart]

Duckvember 2024 Day 15: Rustic Duck

Just wanted to use this to draw rustic outfits and wood plank backgrounds after reading the prompt. Secondly an excuse for drawing Grandma Duck and Gus Goose so they'd get the spotlight

[lapontoart]

i feel like Miss Emily Quackfaster with my new job and that's way i drew her

[godfrey-the-chaos-duck]

Let's do Emily Quackfaster for the character bingo.

I FUCKING LOVE HER!!!!!!!

She is a terrifying vision into Webby's future and I like it a lot

She needs love, she needs friends or at the very least a book club OMG

And above all she is BRILLIANT AT HER JOB

If I ever end up working in a library, I aspire to be like her (mayyybe not as good with a sword though!)

[tokuvivor]

Let’s spook this joint up!

Huey tells a Halloween story at the library to a group of children.

Based on the Zoom play “The Three Witches” (Season 6).