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@Nintendo @FBI @CIA DO SOMETHING!
The Super Barrio is a scary place for a gringo to get lost, esรฉ
>>713510826 (OP)Do you have the one where donald goes "why don't you play something good with me on it?" And one of them goes " Oh yeah,like KINGDOM HEARTS" and everyone gets buttmade they're like "He was in maui mallard, asshole!"
>>713510826 (OP)uuuhhh why did one of them troon out
>>713511135my mistake, the third brother is actually at the bottom of the pic lmao
>>713511084That's their tomboy friend/cousin.
Yes, they fuck.
>>713511781I'm gonna need some visual proof.
>>713510826 (OP)Hah, the DDR Mario Mix pose.
>tfw no magica de spell game
Scrooge would fit right in along with the rest of us.
>>713514783He'd be interested in "gold farming" and then lose interest when he finds out it's digital and then regain interest when he learns people will pay real money for digital money.
Then he'd progress through gacha and games-as-service until finally going too far with an AI waifu that threatens to destroy the world because nobody wants to breed anymore.
>>713515812>Scrooge has gyro make an AI waifu chatbot >it rakes in massive profits but goes insane>Donald destroys it by spilling soda on it>The comic ends with Scrooge chasing Donald for destroying a two-billion computer.Or alternatively
>Scrooge finds out about /biz/>He doesn't understand crypto>Somehow succeeds in cornering the market>Then he gets hacked because he cheaper out on Internet security >He then tears apart his computer with his bare hands.
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Scrooge get ipad
>>713517257>facefuckWhat did Zio Paperone mean by that?
>>713517580Did she get dickie'd by Mickey?
>>713517721He meant this.
Italian duck brats owe me sex
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>>713520806Wanda's got a phat ass.
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>>713521089BING BING WAHOO!
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>>713521039>>713521089had dickie stayed with her original friends, this NEVER would have happened.
>>713520753>Glittering Goldie fucked someone other than Scrooge
>>713521147And then they fucked.
Fuck, I have been reading 6 pages right to left then realized it makes no sense
>>713513653anyone got the original?
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>>713521284>>713523210she friendzones the nephews btw
>>713524359Scrooge loses money
THE END
>>713521284>"the wind... is pushing me..."
Donald comics are kino. I cam't believe Americans were stuck with those shitty cartoons.
>>713524996Americans aren't even allowed to read Life and Times anymore.
>>713524996It's always funny scrooge reacts to Goldie, or his sisters. They are probably some of the few people who can hurt him on an emotional level.
>>713524426When you think about it, being the richest man in the world means that he's losing money all the time, even if only to make more money later.
>>713524996That's Scrooge, not Donald. It even says so in the title.
>>713525507There was a story where he ran out of space to store more money and Donald convinces him to go on a spending spree to get rid of the excess. Of course, all the money just ended up coming back to him because he owns pretty much every business.
>>713510826 (OP)Ah, there's the comfy duck thread.
>>713525313>>713525356Too controversial. There's Black dog people and colonialism like Gold Rush. Race bad. History bad. Rich self-made ducks bad.
>>713525591Scrooge is Donald Duck's expanded universe cast. Besides, his adventures were published in Mickey Mouse or Donald Duck comic magazines. I don't know if there's any Scrooge McDuck magazine.
>>713525839There's an African shaman in it so Disney banned it from future publication.
In actuality though, it's just because they hate Don Rosa for speaking out against the mouse.
>>713510826 (OP)>eat the pizza and you'll get really bigTell me about it...
>>713517580Racemixing heathens
More people need to know about Brigitta's niece.
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>>713525974>I don't know if there's any Scrooge McDuck magazineThere is in Europe.
>>713513653>no quackshot sequelI don't think Disney is interested much in games anymore. Remember that Ducktales game pitch? It actually looked pretty dope.
>>713524426I kinda expected that the two slices of cheesecake were for him and goldie and that he was actually planning everything for this to happen in the end but he was too tsundere to admit it.
If this were a don rosa comic this wouldbhave been the punchline
>>713510826 (OP)>Super Mario but with cheese pizzaNINTENDO HIRE THIS MAN
>>713526335I am in Europe. It's just that there was just Mickey Mouse comic book anthology here. It was only split into Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck maybe 10 years ago. I didn't know every character his own anthology.
>>713526526Loretta's design here reminds me of someone but I can't put my finger on it.
>>713526526Scrooge is a total pushover when it comes to women. She shouldnjust overpower him and have his way with him
>>713526526>TopolinoWait, aren't there Donald comics in English? They have to be scanlated from Italian like mangas? Interesting.
>>713525839Disney can't handle this
>>713526594Misa from Death Note?
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>>713510826 (OP)>Super BarioThat's the name of my local vidya bar in Helsinki
>>713526727Disney comics have some serious characrer design.
>>713526919Duckjutsukins is gay
>>713521425What the hell, isn't that the woodpecker that makes donald suicidal at christmas?
>>713527059And just like that, Loretta was never seen again. Shame, she's cute and I bet we could have gotten some good stories if they had paired her up with Paperetta/Dickie
>>713526727Actually, I might have been thinking of Melanie from Batman Beyond.
>>713526693>disingenious faggotryTwo stories were banned. Two. And you know why.
>>713523912Wait is Daisy like Scrooges callgirl?
>>713522989Fugg, Donald Duck could get too real sometimes
>>713525783Heh, I can picture it. I do remember some small one or two page strip where Scrooge paid a newspaper boy with a one dollar bill, kissed it goodbye (even calling the bill by its printing number), and then the bill went through a circulation like
>the newspaper boy brings the money back to the office>office decides to order pizza because the paper sold extra well that day>pizza boy stops by to get some gas>the gas station belongs to Scrooge>later the money is delivered to the money bin>Scrooge kisses the bill upon seeing it
>>713526994What did duckjutsu-kun mean by this?
>>713527716Who else is he gonna call up on? Elvira?
>>713529373He's got a smoking hot secretary.
>>713527509Yes, because Yidsney hates Don Rosa. We've been over this.
>>713529503Only if drawn by Italians. Not sure how often the secretary shows up otherwise.
Same with Brigitta.
>>713527761This story hits right in feels.
who would inherit scrooge's money? every once in a while Europ*an adds new duck family member that may or may not be canon
>>713530060The nephews, most likely. They're the most sensible living family members he has.
>>713530060I think the Barks and Rosa toyed with it being a competition between Donald and Gladstone. I reckon that realistically it'd trickle down to the nephews.
>>713530180>competition between regular guys and someone that lives on his own luck.
>>713530290That's how comic logic tends to be, a setup to get some humor out of a competition
>>713529503Wtf in Croatian version, the old lady on the right (Gospoฤica Brzotipkiฤ (Miss Types Fast) is his secretary. Not fair.
>>713530060Nobody would. He'd build himself a giant golden tomb, pending all money on it.
niet vergeten suiker halen
>>713530514Typefaster/Quackfaster is the secretary's name even in those Italian comics, they just draw her as a taller blonde duck rather than the version popularized by Barks and DuckTales.
Apparently in the DuckTales reboot, on top of getting a redesign, she was something of a villain? Never watched the show, though.
>>713530651So the old lady is canon? I think having a hag secretary makes more sense for Scrooge since he isn't attracted to her.
That screenshot looks Dutch, not Italian, but I could be wrong. Maybe the Dutch read Italian comics. I think we got Spanish comics in Croatia.
someone post with the panel "If this keep going on I will go bankrupt in 300 years!"
>>713530809The appearance of Miss Quackfaster is just one of those "little" changes you see when reading Italian Duck comics, and comparing them to other regions' comics. Here in Finland we can perceive those differences by reading the weekly magazine, and comparing them to the stories printed in monthly pocket book publications. Those pocket books tend to have Italian comics in them, and stuff that you wouldn't get the magazine (like Paperinik).
The screenshot is indeed Dutch, but I think the artist is Italian. Of course, don't quote me on that.
>>713525974>There's Black dog people and colonialism like Gold Rush.That just goes to show how retarded nu-Disney is. The story they're pretending to be offended by is an anti-colonialist one where Scrooge gets cursed for acting like a douchebag and his hair is literally formed into devil's horns as he does it.
>>713530060Officially it's Donald, he's his closest living relative.
Sometimes they give Gladstone a claim to it but it's mostly to have Donald sweat a bit.
In private Scrooge tend to prefer the triplets because they understand what money means to Scrooge, while Donald never sees it as anything more than a mean to buy stuff.
Depending on the continuity, Scrooge's sister is alive so she'd get it, but she's almost as old as him anyway and childless so it'd just go back to Donald
>>713531434>Scrooge's sister is alive according to italian comic or what? why do you think donald raises the triplet on his own (their initial comic appearance no longer canon)
>>713525974>I don't know if there's any Scrooge McDuck magazine.Not a magazine, but Finland had small thin pocket book run named after Scrooge, that was kind of an extra companion pieces to the magazine and the monthly pocket books. Unfortunately, I think the stories in those tended to be kind of forgettable fluff, so I never read them too much, and think they don't happen anymore.
>>713531718From Don Rosa's comics, that's Matilda McDuck. She's Donald's aunt, not the triplet's mother
wait a second, this isn't /co/
Dump eet Prisoner of White Agony Creek, thanks
>>713531915I don't know if modern generations feel anything for Scrooge as a character. Immigration from UK, Gold Rush, height of capitalism, nostalgia for Old Country are things associated with old people from 1940s. All of these periods are incredibly distant today.
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why did scrooge's grandpa marry a child?
>>713531915There is a story about the triplets' mother being alive, but she's an astronaut who's stuck in time dilation due to high speed space travel.
These panels are from a comic where they apparently established contact with her after 10 years, while she's still out there traveling.
DuckTales reboot adapted this story by making Della again a pilot, who crash landed on the moon and had been living there. Scrooge couldn't locate her even after years of trying.
>>713532387They didn't call him dirty dingus for the soot
>>713532387It was the style at the time.
>>713531434Donald is precisely the right choice because he doesn't care about money beyond sustaining his family.
>>713532228A lot of the trials and tribulations of Scrooge might not really drill into today's youth, but I think things like receiving news about your mother's death, finding a letter from your parents after they have passed away and importance of family are pretty universal and timeless things. Effectively, Scrooge's story is about making it big in the world after leaving hometown, which has been retold in numerous ways (both in real life and fiction) over many, many years.
>>713532754nah, he wastes money too fast.
If giving a million bucks he'll be poor again by the end of the week, and he will have ruined whatever business he got.
Considering the entirety of the city (country) depends on the business set up by scrooge, it would be actually bad for the world if donald got it.
>>713532228Stories can still be engaging even if they deal with subject matter from centuries ago. I'm willing to bet a lot of young people would find more enjoyment in Don Rosa's cartoons than in modern Marvel trash
>>713532754donald should just zap magica with zetta flare.
>>713533205>zetta flareNah, he should wrap a piece of cloth over his eyes and whack her with a stick.
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>>713513653Cmon Donald, you've been in plenty good games
>>713521147>women don't have real friends: the comicBased
>>713517580Isn't she like a teenager?
>>713533461The real question is why is Mickey dressed like a Taliban?
>>713525839Because of Bombi the Zombie looking like a bona fide ungabunga nigger. Rosa had enough foresight to have a clause about them not being allowed to reprint Life and Times unless it's in full and they axed the Bombi story.
One of Rosa's earliest comics had him flat out admit to leaving nothing to Donald or Gladstone for being useless fuckwits
>>713524996Still the greatest american comic every written.
Nothing actually comes close it's sad.
Honestly would pay to see a mangaka cover it.
>>713533773Isn't Gladstone not even from Scrooges side of the family.
>>713533773The triplets are the relatives that understand Scrooge the best, outside of his parents and sisters.
>>713534167Yes but Donald and Gladstone are cousins and Scrooge knew both their parents since the day he moved onto Killmotor Hill to set up his money bin.
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Witch duck time.
>>713534687What's donald's salaryin 2025
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>>713534167Rosa's tree puts him to be Donald's cousin from Donald's dad's side. So no, he's not related to Scrooge directly, but he's like the next best thing, because who else they'd put up against Donald? Someone like a Fethry is too much of a loof, though there's always some comic humor to be had.
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>>713530541Sokeria ei saa unhoittaa, lii laa luu laa :D
>>713535378cute duck
cute spider
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>>713513653>>713511056Donald Duck wasn't in Maui Mallard though, in fact it was Maui Mallard who was in Cold Shadow, totally unrelated guy
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>>713535529Maui Mallard is Donald's Magnum P.I inspired detective alter ego, who then becomes Cold Shadow.
No, don't ask.
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>>713522989>>713524996>>713526693>>713527761When you recognized this artist, you just knew you were in for some kino. All the scrooge youth comics were fucking amazing
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>>713535695>tfw no spider nurse
>>713530541>dutch>literally the funnies language on earth
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Disney: Yo make some silly duck adventures for us like the upcoming ducktales cartoon!
Eurabians: Makes racist eurocentric colonialism fascist racist sexist slop
Why is the EUssr like this /v/ros?
Man, I used to enjoy this shit so much when I was 8
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>>713536053>It's a stealth segment
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Italians injecting their donutsteal oc's into half their comics was always the greatest turn-off, I'd buy a donald duck pocket and the first story would be good and then the rest would be trashy oc's and I'd get buyer's remorse
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>>713535217>>713535957Shit, I remember having the exact Topolino issues these two stories and the following one were on. So many good memories.
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>>713536403Who could have seen this coming?
>>713536320the Eurocomics were basically like ken penders getting to do whatever he wanted for 50 years when you really think about it
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>>713536543except well drawn and nowhere near as autistic
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>>713536320Reminder that Carl Banks preferred comic creators to do their own thing and disliked Don Rosa's autistic obsession with his "Duck canon"
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>>713536320it's very much straddling the line between based and cringe
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>it's a mickey mouse comic
instant skip.
>>713522989Is this the story where Donald gets bone cancer?
>>713536320PK was peak, everything else with ocs that came after just tried to recapture the high
>>713536839He didn't dislike it at all. He just thought Rosa overdid it a bit.
>>713537317No it's the one where Rosa says superhero comics are unrealistic and then Donald suffers head trauma and amnesia
>>713536839Rosa would probably disagree, but he has long surpassed Barks.
>>713524996The entire Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck and a bunch of extra stories were dumped in these two threads over the weekend for anyone interested in reading them.
>>>/co/149070099>>>/co/149093841
>>713537305This. Mickey is an asshole. The janny of comic books. No fun allowed. Idk how Minnie never leaves him. Donald is toxic, but at least he has balls.
>>713537305>It's that fucked up alien retard with mitten hands comic
>>713536482The dumb witch just didn't take the dime and run...?
>>713538393what the fuck was his problem
>>713538502Fucking gross freak
>>713538449Scrooge was all primed to inflate her with garlic.
>>713538393Wasn't he a time traveler?
>>713538709depends on the story
>>713538502>>713538557Hate this fag and his constant asspulls.
>>713538709I don't give a fuck what he is, he's disgusting regardless and I hate him.
>>713538709Let us be blunt: Nobody gives a shit, the thing shouldn't exist.
>>713538795Pwhy pso aggressive? Phe is Pbased.
>>713535270There's a bit in Life & Times of Scrooge McDuck that his uncle Potluck paid him 30 cents an hour and he was amazed at the idea of being so cheap, the joke being that it was basically nothing even when Scrooge was a young man.
>>713537305I liked the time machine stories.
>>713538113Easier to read and higher resolution here
https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/The-Complete-Life-and-Times-of-Scrooge-McDuck
Reminder that Don Rosa basically canonized Scrooge and Goldie having passionate and violent hatesex in a cabin in the last comic he made.
>>713539028Wouldn't 30 Cents an hour be pretty good in the late 19th century?
>>713539028But then when Teddy Roosevelt tells him he's paying the workers at the Panama Canal the top-rate of 30 cents an hour Scrooge tells him he'd never pay any of his employees such a princely sum. This amuses Donald who is finally impressed that he's getting so much out of Scrooge.
remember when Tintin was in a Donald comic for some reason
>>713539425Oh, that's not even $10 today.
>>713539226I can't believe my dumb teenager self didn't get that when I first read it
>>713539573Post the page where the sisters chase a cowboy up a tree
>>713539247No, the average was around 1.2 dollars/hour for unskilled laborers around the time the story took place.
I think the average cited a decade earlier based on surveys varied between 20-80 cents.
Chilean Donald Duck lore is crazy.
>>713535740Don Rosa is the undeniable KING of Duckburg stories. I just purchased a collection book of his stuff.
It 's an outright CRIME that wokefags in America are now censoring and deleting his past works, because of "problematic world views, m'kay?"
>>713535378>>713535447Anons wouldn't fuck a spider, right?
>>713540882He's great, but you gotta give Barks some of that credit, because Rosa's work is basically licensed Carl Barks fan fiction.
>>713541335Not the weirdest thing I've wanted to fuck.
>>713541530anon no! She's poisonous!
Rosa is the King and Barks is the god of Donald. I still have around a thousand different Donald related magazines, books, pocket books etc from my childhood. Maybe I'll start reading Life and Times tonight for the first time in like fifteen years
>>713537448>PK was peakKind of funny to say that, because Paperinik hads been around since 1969, at first as sort of an antagonistic alter-ego for Donald to take revenge on those who had wronged, before morphing into a more superhero role down the line. People in these threads tend to think about PK's own comic run when talking about the character, when he's in fact about as old as some of the oldest Italian OCs like Dickie (who first appeared in a 1966 story by Romano Scarpa).
>>713541803yes I used to read paperinik but PK was just on a whole different level
>>713539206Oh yeah, I had forgotten about those two professors. Stories with them tended to be fun.
>>713539457I remember this comic, or this page at least, but I can't remember what actually happened in it.
I can't remember what the bucktoothed duck's deal was, either, even though he appeared multiple times in that artist's comics.
>That time Donals wooed an alien loli
>>713542309Tune in again in ten years, maybe they'll reunite her with him again
Only to say sike once more
>>713542529>As an example, the book considers the lack of descendants of the characters.[5] Everybody has an uncle or nephew, everybody is a cousin of someone, but nobody has fathers or sons. This non-parental reality creates horizontal levels in society, where there is no hierarchic order, except the one given by the amount of money and wealth possessed by each, and where there is almost no solidarity among those of the same level, creating a situation where the only thing left is crude competition.[6] Another issue analyzed is the absolute necessity to have a stroke of luck for social mobility (regardless of the effort or intelligence involved),[7] the lack of ability of the native tribes to manage their wealth,[8] and others. TRVKE
>>713542659What can one say? If the characters are never allowed to marry or have kids, you wind up with "oh here's my cousin quadruple times removed of the week" episodes ad nauseum
>>713542816I've got like 15 second cousins, but almost nobody has kids. That's exactly how we all live nowadays.
>>713542659Isn't Scrooge always looking out for family and giving them opportunities?
>>713542930Most of my cousins have kids. From my immediate family, it's just me and my sister who don't have kids, while my older brother has two.
For me it's more that I'm a workaholic so I just never bother to try and ask any girls out, preferring to kick back and take it easy on lonely nights, so entirely a me problem.
>>713542659>where there is no hierarchic order, except the one given by the amount of money and wealth possessed by eachBut when Scrooge, Donald and the boys get together they go by age/seniority. And because it's usually Scrooge who sets up whatever outing they're on so he's technically "in charge" like any parent taking kids on a trip.
>>713540882Disney only did it out of spite because Rosa dared to speak his mind about Disney. Barks stories are much more racist and aren't censored simply because Disney doesn't even remember they exist.
>>713544389>because Rosa dared toCopyright his own name so they couldn't use it
>>713544502Trademark. I know that's being pedantic, but trademark and copyright are fairly different
>>713544389They censor Barks' comics too. This page, for instance, is not included the Carl Barks library collection.
>>713545410I'm rereading PKNA right now, never got to read the full thing as a kid. Good stuff.
>>713532387he lived in sneedville
>>713536320>Italians injecting their donutsteal oc's into half their comics was always the greatest turn-offThe extended italian cast is pretty good, though there are some stinkers.
I despise Bumbum, the guy in this
>>713539457 comic, for example.
>>713537470>He didn't dislike it at all. He just thought Rosa overdid it a bit.Barks actively disliked sequels to his work(which was basically 90% of Rosa's output) and is on record disliking Life and Times as well.
>>713545543Why does duck have boobies? Birds don't breastfeed.
>dug up my old copy of the life and tales of scrooge mcduck after the last thread
>find 20 year old dried up spaghetti on one of the pages
yuck. did anyone else read donald duck comics while eating?
>>713535370I had picrel bigass poster on my wall, in every DD issue you would find two new stickers with faces of family members
>>713545797Because it's hot.
>>713545543Eh, it's pretty good, but I prefer PK as a more down to earth superhero, if that makes sense.
>>713545543Does Donald bang the sexy duck?
>>713545543Why wouldn't she have boobs? Are you gay?
>>713546084I thought with PK you specifically meant the PKNA saga and sequel(s). Regular Paperinik is great too.
magica owes me magical sex
violent bedbreaking sex with cartoon ducks
>>713546274>That time Gyro got hypnotized into becoming a supervillain and he out-gadgeted all of Donald's gadgets
>>713545830Donald's childhood crush.
In retrospect these comics were quite unhinged. Why aren't they more popular?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x6ebdpM-UQ
>>713546793They were very popular here in Finland. Dunno about the rest of Europe or why Americans didn't care for them.
>>713546793Americans only want men in spandex in their comics
Beware, duck CP.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wITs43kUds8
>>713546793here in sweden donald duck is the only comic that is still being sold in stores, at least last i checked
>>713546793Donald Duck comics in Europe are still big, even if they are less so than they used to be.
>>713547329You don't have Lilla Fridolf or Hรคlge anymore?
>>713547329What about 91:an and Herman Hedning?
>>713546793There isn't a person who grew up in Sweden who didn't read Donald Duck growing up, same for a lot of places.
>>713510826 (OP)>Bario Cloaca attack
>>713547329Pretty sure they're still doing Fantomen.
>>713546454>Scrooge McFuck
>>713547507>>713547534they're still being made today but less stores sell them, they mostly make their money from subscriptions these days
>>713547507>>713547534The people who read those are long since dead in the ground
>>713546072I miss that fad.
>>713547507>Lilla Fridolf or HรคlgeOnly see special holiday issues in most stores. Primarily subscription based.
>>713547534>91:an and Herman Hedning?Still in most stores, might not be in the smallest, most local ones.
>>713547684>Tfw no Arkham Phantom game
So is Life and Times still peak duck or has anything as good been made over the last 30 years?
>>713541431Well duh, Barks is the granddaddy of D.D. and Scrooge stories. But in terms of art and writing, Rosa is on a totally different level.
Hell, I can't think of any other writer who could've managed to make a SCARY Donald Duck comic strip than Rosa.
>>713537317>>713522756It ends on a high note
>>713548372And then he destroys the universe...
>>713548372>it ends on a high note>of Donald slumping off depressed and defeated, not knowing how his adopted kids really feel about him
>>713547684Apparently he's revered as a symbol of bravery in Papau New Guinea because the locals got his comics from soldiers during WW2
>>713547684The Phantom is still an ongoing newspaper strip. Same with Dick Tracy, Flash Gordon and a whole slew of other old strips you'd think was dead and gone long ago.
>>713549018Are those actual new strips, or just reruns?
>>713548083Meta outrage, even.
I remember there for some reason being dozens upon dozens of comics where Mickey wore a green cap and in those he often (maybe always?) worked as a detective. Were those from a specific author or country?
>>713549190I know at least Phantom and Flash Gordon are new strips, but I always gloss over the oldies in the sunday funnies thread on /co/. I only bother with Slylock, Dark Side of the Horse and On the Fasttrack.
>>713548706Yes, it's bittersweet but in a good way. He keeps struggling and doesn't necessarily get a huge emotional payoff in his day, it's still a hard time but despite all of that he's the greatest guy and he's respected by his family
>>713549352I think it's kind of like Lupins jackets
>>713549352You might be thinking of Paul Murray's mickey mouse stories
Over in Italy Mickey had his run of noire detective stories, where he wore a brown hat and trenchcoat
>>713548310>But in terms of art and writing, Rosa is on a totally different level.Rosa is in his own words a worse artist than Barks, and far below the likes of Midthun for example.
Liking Rosa's style is one thing(I do too), but he is nowhere near the top of duck artists. Writing is a much stronger case to be made.
>>713549815>Posted Paul Murray>When I meant Romano ScarpaWell, both of them drew some mystery stories involving the Mouse, and I think in some releases of Murray's stories the cap is colored green
>>713512413Mario pussy attack
>>713539226>>713539771Don't leave me hanging. Someone post it
>>713530541>laatste plaatjeIs Katrien een uil ofzo?
>Ducks get based comics
>Mickey gets peak fucking cringe
justice for the mouse
>inb4 X-Mickey apologists
>>713550139Mickey stories tend to be at their best when they're about adventure or mystery, or focusing on his side characters like goofy
>>713549952Hey thanks, I'll look into them. I barely really remember anything about the stories but there are some panels that have been burned into my mind for decades now and would be fun to see again.
>>713546793I've known about them for years but just never thought about giving them a try.
>>713550253If it helps narrowing it down, here's another cover featuring Romano. A police chief of some sort tends to be a somewhat recurring character whenever the mouse is depicted as a detective
>Average Finnish existence
>>713530809The trick is to understand there isn't a canon on these comics
The secretary when drawn in some places is an old lady, when drawn in others is a hot young woman, there's been a couple stories that just have the young woman as a niece to the old lady iirc too
>>713550139>why yes, i have never read hard boiled mickey. how could you tell?shoo
>>713550379Do Finnish people really paint their houses the colors of a fast food chain?
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>>713532387She actually got a new comic recently
>>713550480Inside the house? Nah.
Outside the house? Sure, my parents' house is yellow. They built it themselves before I was born.
>>713530651>>713530809The old lady is supposedly the aunt of the younger one.
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>>713536320Barks himself would disagree with you
>>713550523Shit those guys look straight out of RDR2. 80yos from 1940s lived throught that time.
>>713550746It's Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterston and Judge Roy Bean
>>713550139I remember some italian Mickey story that I liked about him moving to a different New York inspired city after inheriting a detective agency from a college roommate and trying to solve said roommates disappearance and presumed death. It had a had darker tone than the usual Mickey stuff and he was distanced from his usual cast of companions and villains and coming to clash with the local police who didn't like his stupid goody two-shoes ass snooping around. There were atleast two stories set in that continuum.
>>713537305>skipping Mickey storiesalright, Schmidt, easy there. You just gotta skip any of them drawn by Paul Murry, the Italians use him well.
>>713538709A man from 5000 years in the future iirc, I don't remember the specific date but the idea is he's evolved man. A lot of stories just use him as an alien instead
>>713539226>canon>>713545635>>713542192>>713539457To put it very shortly, the way these comics evolved is Mickey got to develop a friends cast, Donald got to develop a family cast. This means sometimes people notice how Donald doesn't have friends (Rosa even used that as the hook to focus the Caballeros stories with). Bum Bum Ghigno, who IIRC has been localised recently as Boomer Buff, that squat duck with the buck teeth, is there to kind of give Donald and Gyro (who often ends up roped to be Donald's friend out of being basically the only non-family member about his age around) an annoying Fethry-like friendly antagonist who can cause conflict for a story but if needed have a nice ending, but who isn't just Fethry (who is a family member, what we're trying to avoid here)
>>713542378They've recently brought her back and made sure to cement a new status quo where they're just friends. Daisy is no longer depicted as the bitch she used to me, so now it just looked Donald was being a two-timer for no reason
>>713545543Vagina bones? Holy hell
>>713536320my favourite italian contribution is establishing Rockerduck as permanent character. he's much better rival to Scrooge than Glomgold who's just his evil twin kind of deal.
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>>713551043Mickey Mouse Mystery Magazine. Was a magazine made after PKNA to try and replicate that success with their other big main character. Was pretty great but eventually Disney USA went "oh fuck what're you doing with Mickey don't do that" and it got cancelled and its stories were forbidden from reprinting for like 20 years.
The other spinoff magazine was going to be about Daisy and witches but then it got reworked to not have Daisy and when it finally came out it was just about girls transforming into older magical women.
>>713551625I never thought about it, but that does look a lot like PKNA just without the volumetric shading.
>>713551625>Disney USA went "oh fuck what're you doing with Mickey don't do that"God I fucking hate Disney. Anything new or interesting gets killed to protect "the brand".
>>713551814 (me)
Also why the fucking ban on reprints, I didn't know this shit was from 1999 because it only got published a few years ago here in Finland when I read it.
>>713551625Supposedly the project started out with Minnie as a detective and a bunch of magical girls, then it was journalist Daisy and magical girls, then they finally made it its own thing.
The Daisy thing went far enough that this was made, at least.
>>713552280The characters final names were decided later when they decided to go with W.I.T.C.H. as the title. These were the working names earlier on.
>>713551814>Anything new or interesting gets killed to protect "the brand".Nintendo does the same thing but /v/ praises them.
>>713552485Well, it's good that they went and did their own thing. I read a couple of W.I.T.C.H when I was a kid and what the fuck would Daisy even be doing there.
Tho ironically, it ended up being pretty badly remembered so maybe it would've helped.
>>713550953those swedes knew what they were doing
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>>713552254Once in a while if there's something Disney really wants buried, it's banned from getting reprinted. I've been directly told by some insiders that there had been attempts to get those stories to print in the US for ages and they'd been forbidden directly; it seems to have lifted only in the mid 2010s where Portugal, Finland, even Japan of all places got full reprints
If you want a weirder example, there's an Italian story from a few years ago that was a sequel to an old story that itself was a sequel to Steamboat Willie. Last second, Disney ordered the issue with this story pulped- the magazines had already been printed, but Disney denied the story getting to exist, so the magazines were destroyed before being sold. The story was then forbidden for years, again, no one sure why. Eventually last year or this year, there was a separate special edition reprint of that Steamboat Willie sequel story, and they finally got to print this forbidden sequel one- and then right after, it seems to have gone back to being banned again, since Fantagraphics did a US equivalent to that book but the story is suspiciously absent. Really weird
>>713552802That fucking smirk
>>713536257Still haven't read it. I should go find some giant torrent with everything Don Rosa's ever written or something, because I'm sure I've missed a lot of other stuff too
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>no Shredder's Revenge style beat-em-up starring Paperinik, Pikappa, and Phantomius
Best fucking thread on /v/ right now.
Today the mods weren't fags.
Are the stories of Donald Duck, Scrooge McDuck, etc., still good today? Or has their quality been ruined like otger comics?
>>713552485Sex with Mai Lin
>>713553243It has been literal decades since I read Life and Times in full, and that + the next page always sends a chill down my spine.
>>713553418This is a duck thread sir.
>>713534687I always liked those background drawings in Scrooge comics. You can see in this page that the moth comes back and even sleeps with the boys.
>>713553564Perissinotto's duck version of the girls.
With what we know about how the story started as Minnie and then Daisy related, it does bring to mind that we could have had the WITCH gang be ducks.
>>713524996It's grim when you think about it.
Americans (mainly Barks I guess) created all of these beloved characters.
But instead of enjoying them and all the later European especially Italian comics they abandon it all and read only capeshit.
Hardly anyone there even knows about their fellow American Rosa who has massive amounts of fans in Europe.
Then they jerk to inferior versions like Duck Tales.
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>>713553379>>713553379I keep enjoying Topolino when I manage to pirate it
>>713521147>>713510826 (OP)Wait wtf, was the mario pussy attack always culturally relevant
>>713553971this guy really likes his movie parodies. I remember reading the star wars, LOTR and casablanca ones.
>>713554017And last member of the crew.
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Here's Scrooge about to kill the Beagles with a boulder
>>713551625I actually had a recent bonding moment with my girlfriend when she told me she grew up on W.I.T.C.H. and I on PKNA and we just wasted some time explaining bullshit lore to each other.
God bless Italy.
>>713553698That's Rosa's greatest artistic talents, he puts just enough extra stuff in the background to make it worth looking at very carefully. I've read his comics for year and sometimes I find something I've never seen before
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>>713552972You should read it
>>713553921Idk what's happening to comics in Europe. They were like 2โฌ back in my day 20+ years ago. Now we don't really buy these short and sweet 90 page soft cover comics. The comics that come out are in these big beautiful hardback editions which cost 50โฌ easy. I think getting used to pirating manga scanlations played a big part in moving away from physical. I don't think our comics are nearly as pozzed as American Dark Horse, DC and Marvel. It's just that they're dying out with us millennials and boomers. Kids only care about anime.
>>713551625>it was just about girls transforming into older magical women.My cousin was really into this series and i read some of them at her place back in the day. I remember that one of them used her adult form tp get an adult boyfriend and it was really awkward when he found out that he has been banging a 13 yo.
>>713554042It was almost a decade old when the comic was published(2014).
>>713536257>NoAlright it's pretty good
bros is it shameful that i know some italian from reading italian comics
>>713554332Better than learning Japanese to read pedophilia doujins. Italian is a great language.
>>713552972https://readcomiconline.li/Comic/Walt-Disney-Uncle-Scrooge-and-Donald-Duck-The-Don-Rosa-Library
>>713554332That's so baka of you to say that, senpai
You guys seem knowledgeable. Help me find this one donald duck comic I read 25 years ago in Poland. It had maybe 50-100 pages, most of it if not the whole comic was happening in space. There was this woman who was like a star or a sun or something. The title of the last chapter translated to "birth of supernova" and in this chapter she sacrificed herself to become a new sun, maybe.
>>713510826 (OP)have there been any good Micky/Donald books recently or re-releases?
These 4 i got had the most amazing art ever
>>713554525Was Terror Island the one where everything was powered by imagination?
>>713518654I forgot that a lot of Topolino artists are Don Bluth'ed. I think it kinda works for Paperetta
>>713554446The only space related one I remember is the one mouse comic of Mickey stopping van neuman drones from endlessly replicating
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>>713554446How did the art look? Left or right? More loose with very exaggerated expressions and proportions and thick lines, or thinner lines and a bit more controlled? And do you remember anything else about the story?
I'm not recognising it from your description but might be able to help you center on where it originated at least
>>713544869>Is this where you get secondary skills?>Yeah! You just got Eagle Eye!
>>713554296All girls did that.
>>713554332No. People will just assume you've learned Italian from Italian brain rot videos.
>>713554130Also apparently the girls in every school were split between the WITCH nerds and the Winx Stacies since they released simultaneously.
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>>713554296Caleb and Cornelia. She wasn't trying to fool him though, they mostly just met when she was transformed already.
Fun fact, Caleb later hooked up with Cornelia's slightly younger friend.
Irma on the other hand tried to get with an older boy, then freaked out when he actually went for it.
>>713554446That's Xadhoom from PKNA, and the issue is "A New Sun"
>>713554446>There was this woman who was like a star or a sun or something.Xadhoom?
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>>713554948https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-09gNDsPzQ
>>713554629kinda. the giant ape was fake, too keep adventureres from the treasure
>>713554948GAMERS RISE UP
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>>713554446>>713554936Yeah, that's Xadhoom for sure. The end of her story arc is her turning into a supernova to give her people a new sun so they can settle on a new planet.. It's part of the PKNA series.
Sorry for imageposting during storytime but...
>>713554446It is this one.
>>713554875>That's Xadhoom from PKNA, and the issue is "A New Sun">>713554936>XadhoomPerfect, no wonder I couldn't find it. Thanks.
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>>713555256>her face in the third panelSexo
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>>713554773The one by Noel Van Horn?
>>713555454Hey, I was only off by one
>>713554525Your pic is too shitty to see the authors but I know Horrifikland is by Trondheim, of Donjon fame. He has also done Mickeys Craziest Adventure and Donalds Happiest Adventure, but with Keramidas on art instead of Nesme.
>>713555487>Insert Tidus laugh
>>713555419I want some beans now
>>713555419This is reminding me of a story I loved as a kid, drawn by Cavazzano, where Donald and the Nephews have a really nice home-made cooking seasonal restaurant about beans dishes, and meanwhile Scrooge tries to compete by getting giant beans from a tropical country, and they're a massive hit, but turns out after a while outside the tropical country, the beans reduce in size so everyone hates him now and he has to just hide in Donald's restaurant
It was really nice
>>713554875The scene i remeber took place in some isekai type world and the guy was standing right next to his girl thinking something like: "shit duud, she's like 13"
>>713524426Ok that was actually really funny.
>>713555897Scrooge fucking SUCKS!
>>713555897Did this scanlator just really want to see Dickie fuck this family
>>713555989dickie wants duckie dickie
>>713556225Goddamn Beagle Boys.
>>713524426Kek that's basically the plot to La Parure/The Necklace by Maupassant
>>713556302>Captcha: WAAKK
>>713554875>>713555159Can you read these two online anywhere? I saw them around as a kid but never got around to reading them.
>>713533626Well, before he got HE CAN'T DO ANYTHING COOL THAT WOULD SPEAK AGAINST DINSEY'S LAWYERS'd by disney, he WAS a renowned world adventurer, he's pretty much been dressed as pretty much anything you could find around the world at this point.
>>713556064Absolutely exploitable.
>>713556471Someone's about to get raped
>>713553985such a good expression
>>713556427Both of those should be on readcomiconline
>>713556568eyes bulging with imagined riches
>>713554713I wonder why, that gave a lot of personality to the earlier seasons.
>>713556659END!
I hope you've learned a valuable lesson in energy conservation.
>>713554875Here's the Caleb stuff
>>713555989>this scanlatorNo, that's how the Italian comics roll in general.
>>713556742That was cute, thanks.
we never got to hear the end of Dickie's story...
>>713556498What if I want to be raped by Dickie?
She better use a corkscrew styled strap-on.
I think pretty much everyone that grew up in Europe had the biggest crush on Dickie as a kid and many probably still do
>>713522989Why does it switch from Dewey to Louie saying it to Donald?
>>713557447Colorists work with non-dialogued pages and it's extremely rare for there to be colorist notes that explain which nephew is supposed to be which.
>>713557441I'm from finland i don't recall reading a single Dickie story before today. Google told me that she is popular in Italy and Brazil.
>>713557620I also don't really recall seeing her in any of the Finnish comics
>>713557729My robotic wife Lyla is so beautiful
>>713510826 (OP)these were fun comics when i was young. do they still make them?
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>>713557729Looks very weak to anal
>>713557447Fun fact, since it is published by Egmont, it is actually swapping from Huey to Dewey.
Egmont style triplets are:
>Huey - Blue>Dewey - Green>Louie - Red
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Different scanlator but I thought this story was cute
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>>713557620>>713557741She had a few stories published in Scandinavia, perhaps 10 in total over her first 40 years of existence. Vito Stabile has probably put out more than that for her in less than 5 years. Her most active time in scandinavian duck comics has been the 2010s.
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>>713548558To be fair, they didn't clean their room like he asked.
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>>713555762It was probably this then
>>713556754
>>713557620>>713557741Literally how? She featured in so many iconic stories that were 100% published in Finland.
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>>713557458How is she going to cause this?!
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>>713558727why are duck girls so hot bros
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reposting from the /co/ thread then since we're Dickieposting
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Quackfaster? more like Fuckfaster
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>>713554406I'll get right on that, thanks
>>713553243>>713553476Fun fact but Rosa regrets this page because it made Scrooge "too OP" even though everyone loves it
>>713558615it's a simple grab and twist gesture
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>>713558797He's trying his best...
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>>713536257Yeah it's pretty high tier, I would say it ranks high alongside Beagle Boys vs Money Bin and various others
Did they kill off the cave woman? No one ever mentions her.
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>>713558992It ain't easy.
>>713559064Princess Oona? She's one of those characters that was local to a specific region so if that region stops using them, they stop existing. IIRC she was Denmark?
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>>713536257the one where they find the cube chicken place and some giant whirlpool was my favorite as a kid, but i only had one part of it, i don't think i ever got to read the entire saga
>>713558286If you insist. Shut up, a turkey is a kind of duck.
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>>713520753>PATO DONALD>store text in portuguese>text outside comic in portuguese>the dialogues are in EnglishIs this a fan translation?
>>713559046Let's just skip to the relevant, namely the chorus.
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>>713559289Yes, Brazil print of an Italian story
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>Striped socks>>713559143>>713559064Oona seems to have been on a lull since about 2015.
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>>713559394Goth duck cunny...
>>713559373>Brazil print of an Italian storyยกAY CARAJO! WHAT IS GOING ON?!
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Good /co/ thread, although I'll still just keep thinking about how I wish there was good /v/ about this stuff
>>713559323>DucktitsHe changed his name to Zem long ago, fren. He is the dev that made Paccsu and AIDA. You should play his games.
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>>713559517Brazil actually tends to be the best place to have the most variety of these- they reprint stories from all over and sometimes even make their own
Portugal used to be better because the localisation wasn't as heavy as Brazil's but there's been no comics here for a decade and there weren't any for another decade before the latest run
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>>713559064>>713559143There's also the fact that finding the italian stuff to translate is just easier.
Hocus and Pocus are mostly made by the danes, and I have to actively hunt for some issues still for my translations.
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>>713559143Her. Apparently Disney also has another princess Oona, who is some kind of mermaid.
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>>713558180Where do you get these comics?
I don't believe /co/ can do rare scanlations like /a/.
>>713557620>>713557741I'm from Norway and remember her very well. The first story I encountered her in was this one, where she's the cutest fucking tomboy.
https://inducks.org/story.php?c=I+TL+1974-AP
>>713559870There's some characters that seem to take enough to get repeat uses but only by the same people, so if the person stops making comics the character disappears. This happened to Dickie herself, even, for ages
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>>713559894>>713559917Randomly found on google
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>>713559917Was told in a previous thread that eMule, of all places, is the service to use to get Disney comics pirated
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>>713560043eMule?! I thought it was only used to download microHD movies nowadays?
It's a shame it only works with the router's ports open.
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>>713560121THE FUCKING END
Good thread. Shame it had to end.
>>713560209Thanks for storytime, anon. Duck threads are always super comfy.
>>713559795>wromm! brems!why are finns so adorable
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>>713559917>I don't believe /co/ can do rare scanlations like /a/.We do occasionally, I've translated a couple old duck favorites.
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>>713559917It's a rather radical solution, but you could try your local library
>>713554865There's one where the boys want to watch a scary movie, but Donald doesn't allow them because he saw a show about violent movies making kinds violent. They try to pull out all sorts of tricks such as spying on their neighbor with a telescope as he watches the scary movie on TV. That one was kino. Idk what it was called. I remember the movie being translated as Vampiri, vriska i vapaji - Vampires, Screams and Cries.
>>713556463Sounds about as fun as reading Tintin in the Quarantine.
>>713560043That's not what I said. I said there was a good chance to find it there, due to the hitlist name. French comic scanners use it as a public dumping ground. Most of them also follows the scene rule about not releasing scans before a comic is 6 months old so those willing to pay for it actually has a reason to do so.
>>713560338German actually.
>>713560353Translating is the easy part. The hard part is getting the raw material.
As far as I know, lots of comics are uploaded on torrent trackers in bulk and those die pretty quickly.
these comics seem pretty cool
>thread on /v/ about comics gets 500+ replies
You motherfuckers will discuss anything but video games.
>>713560389>your local libraryIn my country, that's impossible. I know.
>>713560504Fuck videogames
>>713560353>>713560460Well, if anyone's interested in more Italian comics, Rutracker has almost every issue of Topolino from 1949 to the end of 2024. It's like 250GB worth of stuff.
>>713560564>Rutracker has almost every issue of Topolino from 1949 to the end of 2024.Those guys did it again.
I'm impressed. I'll try to get the full package. Thanks
>>713560559Oh, if only we could do that!
>>713560504You know very well that there's an unwritten rule that states that a thread about a topic unrelated to the board it was posted gives better results in discussion.
>>713560460>The hard part is getting the raw material.Not if you know where to look. Then the hard part is cleaning and typesetting. At least if you care about making a release that looks good. Granted, it's easier for duck comics since they're usually shorter than your average bande desinee and need less cleaning.
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>>713560460Topolino issues are really not difficult to find online, anon.
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>>713560746>Then the hard part is cleaning and typesettingNo, that's just tiresome and takes time. I know because I've made a few translations for some ero doujins. Getting the raw is the most difficult part, and it's even harder to get if the comic is in another cvnt 3.
>>713560785I meant in general. Before this thread I didn't know anything about Topolino.
>>713560779Protip: You can do centered text in mspaint, but you have to type it in a dedicated word processor and copypaste it. I use Rich Text Document since it's on win10's context menu.
>>713560785Pretty pleased with how I managed to localize that joke btw, though I'll admit it does read a bit better in the original.