#Doug Gray

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Disney Publishing Worldwide & Disney Deluxe Re-Publishing Disney Afternoon Adventures Comics For TaleSpin & Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers For 2023.

Seth Rogen’s TaleSpin is NOT real however this is an actual real thing, Disney Press & Disney Deluxe will re-publish Disney Afternoon Adventures Comics For TaleSpin & Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers for 2023

📚 TaleSpin- Flight of the Sky-Raker - February, 28, 2023

By Bobbi JG Weiss, Doug Gray, Lee Nordling

208 Pages

Disney Deluxe

Disney Press

Disney Publishing Worldwide

Can’t you feel the buzz? TaleSpin, Darkwing Duck, DuckTales, and Chip ‘n’ Dale Rescue Rangers are back — with more epic 1990s adventure comics spun off of The Disney Afternoon TV cartoons! From Disney Adventures magazine and its sister comics magazines come more feature-length blockbuster tales! In “Flight of the Sky-Raker,” Baloo, Don Karnage, and Shere Khan wage a midair battle over the world’s first voice-controlled plane! In “Dime After Dime,” Magica de Spell’s clever niece Minima befriends trusting little Webby — should Scrooge McDuck be scared? Then in “For the Love of Cheese,” Chip ‘n’ Dale, Gadget Hackwrench, and the gang join forces with Jacques De Brie, international mouse of mystery! Plus Darkwing Duck, the Gummi Bears and more! “…Everybody’s busy, bringing you a Disney Afternoon!” 

📚 Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers: The Count Roquefort Case - July 4,2023

By Bobbi JG Weiss, Doug Gray & Lee Nordling

208 Pages

Disney Deluxe

Disney Press

Disney Publishing Worldwide

It’s not a reboot… it’s a comeback! Chip ’n Dale Rescue Rangers, TaleSpin, Darkwing Duck, DuckTales, and Adventures of the Gummi Bears return—with more classic 1990s adventure comics based on beloved TV cartoons from The Disney Afternoon package! From Disney Adventures and its Gen-X sister magazines come pulse-pounding sagas! In “The Count Roquefort Case,” the villainous Fat Cat wants to plunder the medieval legacy of Monterey Jack’s European forebears! Then “The Curse of Flabbergé” sends Scrooge McDuck and Launchpad McQuack to the cranky country of Brutopia, where heroic freedom fighters help in the hunt for a priceless treasure! And in “The Kitty Kat Kaper” and “Cat in a Hot Tin Suit,” Darkwing Duck fights his first-ever battles with the world’s greatest criminal mind… Fluffy! Plus TaleSpin, the Gummi Bears and more!

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This is a really cool bit of history. From one of the creators himself, Doug Gray!

First Comic Kitty Kat Kapers introduces us to one of Darkwing Duck’s cutest rogues, Fluffy the cat! https://mongomblog.blogspot.com/2011/02/darkwing-duck-kitty-kat-kaper.html

This is the second out of three comics in Disney Adventures Magazine starring the adorable fluffy sociopath, returning with a big upgrade! https://href.li/?http://mongomblog.blogspot.com/2011/02/darkwing-duck-cat-in-hot-tin-suit.html

Doug Gray also posted a revised version of Cat In A Hot Tin Suit here. Very cool behind the scenes history!. https://mongomblog.blogspot.com/2011/02/darkwing-duck-cat-in-hot-tin-suit_11.html

Bonus: Launchpad gets to use puns.

He’s made numerous Disney comics with Mickey Mouse and other characters, and has them tagged as Disney Comics.

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Sometimes I think about how this list of storyboard artists on Frederator's weird Ape Escape flash cartoon (sourced directly from the old official frederator blog) looks like a goddamn imdb vandalization

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The Marshall Tucker Band A New Life 1974 Capricorn ————————————————— Tracks: 1. A New Life 2. Southern Woman 3. Blue Ridge Mountain Sky 4. Too Stubborn 5. Another Cruel Love 6. You Ain’t Foolin’ Me 7. 24 Hours at a Time 8. Fly Eagle Fly —————————————————

Tommy Caldwell

Toy Caldwell

Jerry Eubanks

Doug Gray

Paul Hornsby

George McCorkle

Paul Riddle

* Long Live Rock Archive

[heckyeahhm64]

One thing I love about Harvest Moon 64 is that you can carry your chickens into town

Doug is so precious here

[commsroom]

i can't stop thinking about eiffel's birthday. he's almost forty. there's no way he ever thought he would live to be forty, by bad luck or bad habits; he was facing twenty-six years in prison before he was thirty, he thought he'd die in deep space (in a multitude of ways), and even before all of that... i don't think eiffel ever planned to have a future, not really. he's almost forty. he's old enough to watch his daughter grow up. to get gray in his hair. to have all of the junk food he's eaten in his life finally catch up to him.

and on the other side of that, you know he teased minkowski relentlessly when she turned forty, with no foresight that it would one day be him. and he is so, so lucky she's not as petty as she could be. i don't think turning forty bothered her that much, but eiffel? oh he's going to have a crisis. he should get a motorcycle; he tinkers with it and shows it off and talks about it constantly, but he never learns how to actually ride it. he keeps putting that part off.

he's turning forty. i realize the implications of that really depend on how you feel about eiffel post-canon, in a variety of ways. but to me it's like a celebration of his long history of unlikely survival. it's so funny and heartbreaking and heartwarming in equal measure, and i think that's a very doug eiffel combination of emotions.

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Page from The Spectre #11. 1987. Art by Gray Morrow.

[roughridingrednecks]

Thug Doug

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[mannimald]

Mi fea letra sobresalta más que los dibujos, LOL, ya ire actualizando causitas

[balu8]

The Spectre #11: Housewarming Party

by Doug Moench; Gray Morrow; Adrienne Roy and Agustin Mas

DC

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Australian raven (Corvus coronoides) eating remains of young Gray-headed flying-fox (Pteropus poliocephalus) that died during unseasonal cold weather event. Victoria, Australia.

Photographer: Doug Gimesy

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September 1974. For a brief period in the mid-1970s, Archie Comics branched out into "straight" horror comics under the Red Circle imprint, edited by Gray Morrow with consistently excellent art and decent (if often overly wordy) short horror stories. This story from MADHOUSE #95, drawn by Doug Wildey, features a British rock band called the Happy Dead, whose gimmick is pretending to be vampires. A girl named Linda has been following them around for a while, trying to convince her to let her try out for the band — which turns out rather differently than they expect. It's an entertaining twist, although it would probably work better if the band were more visually aligned with contemporary "shock rock" acts (e.g., Alice Cooper or KISS); Wildey draws them to look kind of like late-stage Beatles, which tends to obscure the satiric intent.

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The Marshall Tucker Band 1973 Capricorn ————————————————— Tracks: 1. Take the Highway 2. Can’t You See 3. Losing You 4. Hillbilly Band 5. See You Later, I’m Gone 6. Ramblin’ 7. My Jesus Told Me So 8. Ab’s Song —————————————————

Tommy Caldwell

Toy Caldwell

Jerry Eubanks

Doug Gray

Paul Hornsby

George McCorkle

Paul Riddle

* Long Live Rock Archive

[tempest-loupnoir]

Doug Gray is a comic artist who worked for Disney back in the 1990’s. Here are some of his unused comic scripts. I thought it would be really neat to share this big of historic and help spread the love for comic books and their creators.

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[cuddleswinchester]

If you ever have the chance to meet Doug Jones please take it.