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HELLOOO it's 1am and I'm being self-indulgent back to drawing human ducks, comics and the fighting my shitty habit of posting anything before six months go by while just keeping everything for myself for once

Bonus:

wait I really have no idea of why is Donald crying like that rn but don't worry, the many years spent as a father figure of multiple kids teached Scrooge there must be a shoulder to his nephew cry on but also an axe for those who hurt him<3

Source + full page

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There it is😭 sadly this is a screenshot from like 2020 so I have no idea who made this

I’ve had this sitting in my box like a treasured friend you’re my hero, if anyone knows the artist please let me know. They’re like a god to me.

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cinematic parallels

in this video essay i will

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Day 22

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Day 21

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The Universal Solvent

by Don Rosa (W/P/I); Susan Daigle-Leach and David Gerstein

Gladstone (Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #604-#606) and Boom (Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #401)

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Don Rosa continuity be like:

I think it's cool he put the finale of his magnum opus between the last two pages of Christmas on Bear Mountain.

(In chapter 12, it's explicitly mentioned that it takes place after Donald slept with bears and before the Christmas diner).

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Day 20

Same picture but with different highlights for their fur, I couldn't decide on one and I'm still unsure for which one

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Uncle Scrooge: Earth’s Mightiest Duck #2 by Jason Aaron, Ario Anindito and more. Cover by Gabriele Dell’Otto. Variant covers by (2) David López, (3) Paco Medina and (4) Francesco Mobili. Out in September.

"Earth has been overrun by evil aliens, but from the ashes, a rebellion rises. A ragtag band of freedom fighters whose fearsome howl strikes fear in the hearts of their overlords. The war cry of the Woodchuck. Meanwhile, Scrooge McDuck fights to preserve his own mind and memories, a battle that sees him revisiting the greatest adventures of his life."

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sketches from my superhero au

I haven't worked on my superhero au in a while. I did have a whole comic planned out with a script and everything even posting two of the pages. But I stopped working on it bc I grew to dislike the script. Something about it felt too generic? Didn't make much sense? Which I guess was the point, the comic was only made as practice for me to learn how to make both comics and scripts better but I dunno I still didn't liked it.

Over time I continued making more scripts trying to find the perfect one but I kept continuing hitting a dead end where I didn't know where the plot was going or grew bored of it till the point I just gave up.

Im gonna go back into working on it now that my brain is not stressed out about it but it might take me a while

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Day 19

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Elon Scrooge

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Don Rosa: Scrooge McDuck

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DAY 18

Ik the og picture is probably from an episode where she gets somehow hit with an augmentation beam or something like that rather than aged up because as far as I'm aware, aged-up Webby in the 87's is a grown blonde woman?

But I don't get to draw my teenage Webby design too often sooo