>Main character have amnesia
whats that picture got to do with it
>>337793970
Has amnesia. Not have.
>>337794042
>>337794038
Will be explained in few pages
>>337794128
>>337794107
My writing in english is really bad.
>Jail House Lock
>>337793970
Did this one not have D.U.C.K. or am I blind?
>>337793970
>main character is working with the enemy
>sidekick which serves as the stand-in for the player has amnesia justifying why you aren't aware of the MC's treachery
>>337794410
Wish we got Sarcastic "Don Rosa" Donald instead Classic for Kingdom Heart.
how is Don Rosa so good? how can other artists even compete?
he's even better than Carl Barks
>>337794651
>>337794601
Original Carl Barks are pretty good too. But Don Rosa has more consistent plot and an eye for detail in each panel.
Man... what a rush of nostalgia.. these are the best comics ever.
Fuck marvel, dc and twd... this is art..
Just another day I bought some old pocket size 200-300 page duck avenger and similar comics.
around 900 pages in three books of pure joy.
>>337794937
That was the shit.
Also loved the edgy teenager version, with purple duck aliens who enslaved people with blue flames.
Man, I wish they'd make a Duck cinematic universe, but there'd be no way that it would be of the same quality as the comics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt-YszoU87s
>>337794128
>the "Bing you're hypnotized" wand
That's an amazing reference
>>337795539
about what?
Don Rosa is just on another level.
>You'll never read the epic finale of Old Scrooge, Flintheart, The Beagle Boys, Rockerduck and Magica De Spell duking it out in a search for some priceless artifact
>McDuck's Bizarre Adventure: The Phantom Quack
>>337794042
magica is so hot
>>337795909
Jokes on you. I only remember reading the Scrooge story.
>>337794335
Every once in a while the publisher spotted and removed it from the comics. Not this one though, look at the pointers above the dials on the vault door.
>>337795713
The Carl Barks story about a hypnotizing toygun. Everytime it's used they say "BING, you're hypnotized"
>>337795908
I love Don Rosa, but I wish Carl Barks got more attention on this board. He's simply the very best.
>>337795975
I know man, I masturbated to her as a kid/teen so much.
>>337795909
>only a hundred years old
Bullshit. That duck is immortal I tell ya.
>>337796258
>masturbating to ducks
You were fucked in the head m8
>>337794335
I found it in 5 seconds dude.
Look harder.
Anyone knows anything about this? I have these 3. Here where I live we only ever got 3 issues. This is from back in 96'. Something tells me there was more. I would ebay the shit out of it if any anon could help?
>>337796258
That is just wrong.
>>337796394
edit: we had normal weekly issues of mickey and donald. These bad boys had like 200 pages each
>>337796258
>>337794259
>Scrooge and Donald: Magica. Dime.
Magica is an idiot.
>>337796232
I always went to the library and got as many Ducks, Lucky Luke and Asterix & Obelix comics as I was allowed.
They had like a ton of Carl Barks collections and at the bottom of the cover it had like a golden seal with Carl Bark written on it. For the longest time I thought Carl Barks was the publisher and I was always checking for that seal.
He's godly, but I still prefer Don Rosa.
>>337796682
She didn't use the spell on herself, retard, she used it on them while Donald checked the cannon
>>337795909
Do you know which one is that? Edition number or year number?
>>337796394
Those three books look like the Lustige Taschenbuch series in germany.
>>337796035
Holy shit that's well hidden. I kept looking at the pineapple looking thing at the top middle of the vault door
>>337796035
>Every once in a while the publisher spotted and removed it from the comics
WHy?
>>337796764
That's how the spell works. You say their names and tell them what to forget.
>>337797210
See >>337794128
then see >>337794128
Lastly see >>337794720
When the last time we got Donald game anyway. I want to play some Kingdom Heart staring Donald as main character
>Donald got the license to be a spellblade, no more squishy
>Adventure with Scrooge and the three duckling to find the treasure of The First City of Light
>3ds streetpass tier minigame where you defend money bin, upgrade the defense by material and money found on your journey.
>>337797330
>When a victim is under its spell, once he hears his name spoken, his memory will be wiped clean of the knowledge related to the next word he hears!
If Magica had only told them her own name and the word dime, Scrooge and Donald would forget about those things and wouldn't chase after her.
I can't believe you're that retarded that I need to explain that. It's as if you didn't read the fucking comic.
>>337797823
I think he was referring to the fact that they DID end up forgetting her name and it still didn't stop them. You have a point with the dime though.
>>337798017
Because only Scrooge forgot her and not Donald.
>>337796394
I have like 200 of those in Swedish
>>337796035
>Every once in a while the publisher spotted and removed it from the comics
In Denmark they pointed out a couple of times that a D.U.C.K. was hidden on the first page
>>337794601
>he's even better than Carl Barks
Depends on how you look at it. Don Rosa spins great adventures and has great attention for detail, but from an artistic point of view he's kind of a black sheep. His habit of scribbling painstaking details into every panel is generally frowned upon among Disney artist for being unnecessary and distracting, and his art is quite rigid and often awkwardly posed, with lots of ineffective lines of action. The ideal Disney duck artist would produce art that could easily double as animation frames or a storyboard. This is why Carl Barks is considered the duck master; having previously worked as a Disney animator, his drawing style is very fluid, active and engaging with little need for small detail.
I do prefer Don Rosa, though. There's just so much pure character in his work. I consider him to be the one who finally defined and solidified the characters and the setting Barks created. It's just too bad his take on the ducks and Duckburg gets buried among all the reimaginations and reboots.
>>337797087
It was basically deemed to be un-Disney, "unclean" and too reminiscient of the way underground artists would mark or dedicate their works. It doesn't make much sense, but Disney tends to be extremely strict on, well, anything that's Disney. Being a dedication to Carl Barks, whom Don Rosa absolutely admires, he didn't give up and started hiding the dedication into the art itself in the hopes that it wouldn't get spotted.
