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[frc-ambaradan]

Scrooge: And what about the supervision? Gladstone: I'd like to tell you where to stick your supervision, but they'd censor me!

Same story, different edition a few years later:

Scrooge: And what about the supervision? Gladstone: Don't play games with me!

Zio Paperone e la sfida velistica (1986)

LOL! They censored him anyway! 🤣🤣

#little gem from the very good friends of papersera forum #lol #scrooge mcduck #gladstone gander #giorgio cavazzano #censorship #topolino magazine #disney ducks #italian disney comics #papersera forum

[the-l-files]

Back in August the italian Disney comics forum Papersera asked its users to draw a celebratory logo for its twentieth anniversary. These were my two submissions. They weren't picked, but it was still fun doing it (congrats to Max Monteduro and Lorenzo De Pretto again)!

#logo design #papersera #disney #ducktales #mickey mouse comics #duck comics #donald duck comics #celebration #anniversary #disney comics #forum #fandom things #logo #anniversary logo #fandom

[lordspectrus]

Hello, I've noticed you've been posting about PKNA/PKNE, Wizards of Mickey and other Topolino-related comics. I'd love to be part of that online coomunity, if it exists, can you help me? And do you know of some way to read the new comics in english?

Hey there! Most of PK has been translated and the scanlations are floating around on Tumblr as well as more specialized places like Bankin' the Duck. Not sure about Wizards of Mickey, but thankfully those comics have been released in my language pretty consistently. (Unlike PK, which is still running behind... I'm sort-of following what's going on with the new comics but I have deliberately not actually read the newer comics!)

There's a couple of different communities, but I guess other than the Papersera forum (which is not that much fun if you don't understand Italian), most of it happens here and on Discord. At Duckscord, we have a couple of separate channels for topics such as PK, WOM, DoubleDuck and so on, and we're generally a friendly community.

#my asks #anon asks #pkna #disney comics #scanlations #wizards of mickey

[the-hetchia-universe]

Drawn by Andrea Castellan (Casty) for give explanation for his papersera forum readers about the drink scene on Darkenblot 2.0 Chapter 3.

( and this is hilarous i love it. )

#phantom blot #darkenblot #casty #disney #that fourth wall is so hilarious ahaha

[frc-ambaradan]

Goodbye, Bersagliera 😔

For each good news there must always be a bad one... we lost another legend of the XX century: Gina Lollobrigida.

Born in 1927, she was one of the last living stars from Golden Age Hollywood. One of the most famous italian actresses and sex symbol of the 50s and 60s. Her filmography is endless and she's been the star of many all-time masterpieces of cinema, both in Italy and in the States. In 2008 she received her own star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Gina Lollobrigida as Maria "la Bersagliera" and Vittorio de Sica in "Pane, Amore e Fantasia" (1953)

As the icon she was, she couldn't avoid appearing in Disney comics.

Well-known is the parody Barks made of her in "The Midas Touch", which is really curious 'cause Gina Luluduckita is actually Magica in disguise. Magica. A character inspired by Sophia Loren, Lollobrigida's all time rival:

No wonder in the italian version she's called Gina... Babuccia! That's kinda funny if you think about it, though! Sophia Loren pretending to be Gina Lollobrigida! XD

Maybe, Gina "Lollo" Lollobrigida didn't appreciate such a straight forward reference, after all she was in fact still collaborating with Topolino at the time.

That's right: Gina Lollobrigida not only was the amazing beauty and perfect actress (but also painter and sculptor) we all know, but she also was a good friend of Topolino.

In the 50s she handled Topolino's inside feature "Fata Fantasia" in which she answered any kind of questions from the readers:

And even before that, she sent a drawing to Topolino in 1940 when she was 13! The drawing illustrates one of the streets of Subiaco (her native town near Rome) and it was published on issue #413 (Topolino was still in newspaper format at the time), and you can see just how talented she already was:

(This last one is a fun fact I did not know. I've learned about it today from Papersera Forum facebook page ^^)

#gina lollobrigida #rip :( #someone please stop this stream... #there's nobody left :( #topolino magazine #carl barks #magica de spell #gina luluduckita #disney ducks #legendary actress #icon #papersera forum