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icykalisartblog · 6 hours ago
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Sorry for reblogging a post from years ago but I'm so happy to see people have shared this on Tumblr before because just today I was remembering reading this as a kid when it was reprinted in Uncle Scrooge. I was just thinking, doesn't this comic that originally came out in 2005 resonate so much with struggles regarding AI-generated content today and how it's affecting our lives? The parallels are strong!
Before Donald has Gyro invent the machine to make the writing process effortless, we see Donald refuse to pay a writer:
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Accidental plagiarism happens when Donald uses the machine:
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So much zero-effort content was generated that nobody wants to read:
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This negatively impacts the environment:
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Everyone starts sending around machine-generated spam:
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Honestly, there's even more that rings true in this comic, props to writer Michael T. Gilbert for having scripted this lol
This Donald Duck comic (“Write Thinking”, from U$366) is the most #relatable thing ever.
So Donald decides he wants to be a writer. He has so many great ideas… if only he could concentrate long enough to get them down on paper!
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He decides that just dreaming up story ideas is work enough, and there must be an easier way to get the actual “writing” part done.
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When that plan doesn’t work, he goes to Gyro, who has a solution:
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What I wouldn’t give for one of those!
But of course isn’t as easy as that. Various hijinks ensue, as Donald discovers that a) even with a magic machine to do the writing for you, it still takes more than a good idea to make a good book and b) none of his own ideas are particularly good or original anyway. Instead he and Gyro start mass-producing the Think-o-Matics and selling them, resulting in everyone in Duckburg producing their own terrible books that no one wants to read.
Gyro eventually upgrades the device to create ebooks instead of physical books, but –
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Finally Donald devises the perfect solution:
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If only creativity, and satisfaction in one’s work, were that easy…
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retrocatastrophy · 6 months ago
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All of Elric's appearances in the 80s serial comics (+90s)
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yojimbot13 · 1 month ago
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siryl · 1 year ago
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A tribute to Basil Wolverton, scanned from Mr. Monster's Weird Tales of the Future #1.
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allflooby · 3 months ago
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Cosmic Collectibles in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma purchase: Dark Horse Presents 14. Cover by Paul Chadwick and Michael T. Gilbert.
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ginge1962 · 5 months ago
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Secret Origins #15 - June 1987, cover by Ed Hannigan + Dick Giordano.
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cryptocollectibles · 1 year ago
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Mr. Monster's 6 Issue Lot (1987-2000) by various publishers
Written and drawn by Michael T Gilbert and various.
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brevoorthistoryofcomics · 6 months ago
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BHOC: THE SPIRIT #18
As I talked about yesterday, this was the second of two magazine-sized issues of THE SPIRIT that I got for Christmas 1978, ordered out of the Superhero Merchandise catalog. And like yesterday’s issue, this one offered a batch of classic Will Eisner Spirit stories from the long-running Newspaper circular that had run in the Golden Age, along with an assortment of other features and bits. These…
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ungoliantschilde · 7 months ago
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Elric, by Michael T. Gilbert, with Inks and Colors by P. Craig Russell, Letters by Tom Orzechowski, and a Script by Roy Thomas.
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balu8 · 1 year ago
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Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Adventures #1: The Phantom Gondolier
by Michael T. Gilbert; Stephen DeStefano; Gary Martin;Gail Bailey and Bobbi JG Weiss
Disney
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smashedpages · 7 months ago
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Happy birthday to Michael T. Gilbert!
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cccovers · 2 years ago
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Dark Horse Presents #33 (September 1989) cover by Michael T. Gilbert and Chris Chalenor.
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tomoleary · 1 year ago
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P. Craig Russell provided layouts and finished inks over Michael T. Gilbert's pencils for this lyrical splash from Elric #1 (1983).
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yojimbot13 · 28 days ago
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krafty1 · 1 year ago
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Doc Stearn...Mr. Monster
Copyright Eclipse Comics Doc Stearn..Mr. Monster #2 Cover Artist: Dave Stevens Publisher: Eclipse Comics Publication Date: January 1, 1985 Dave Stevens created many iconic coves for Comico, Eclipse, and Pacific Comics during the 80s and early 90s and is best known for creating the Rocketeer. I love his nod to Our Gang(The Little Rascals).
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piepress · 21 days ago
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