DONALD WINS LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO @bestducktalescharacter
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They mean sm to me you guys don’t understand
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A parody of A Stolen Kiss by Jean-Honoré Fragonard and Marguerite Gérard. I wanted to create something more cartoon and less like the usual redraws I've done in the past of paintings.
This redraw was initially an inside joke regarding how Mickey and Donald are usually not seen together in American Comics, and it just simply got out of hand.
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“Nothing can stop Scrooge McDuff” doesn’t have quite the same ring to it, but that’s never stopped him.
|| Goldie || Beakley and Heron ||
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Decided to finish an old sketch of Gladstone Gander. I was just gonna give him some simple coloring but ended up giving him full treatment. I guess he got lucky (pun intended)
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Donald and Della were Hortense and Quackmore’s miracle babies.
According to Frank (before he deleted the post), in DT17, Donald and Della came from the same egg. In the real world, two ducklings forming in a single egg is incredibly rare, and usually only one survives hatching, if both don’t die.
In Don Rosa’s timeline, Quackmore and Hortense were 45 and 44 respectively when they had their twins, which is very late to have your first child, especially back in the 1920s, when pregnancy and neonatal care wasn’t as advanced as it is today.
Putting these two ideas together, here were Hortense and Quackmore, in their mid forties, knowing this new egg was their only chance to have a biological child.
But wait — suddenly they were told that there’s something wrong, there’s two babies in one egg, they’re squished together and there isn’t enough nutrients for both of them.
They’ll be lucky if one survives. Maybe neither will survive.
Hortense and Quackmore are devastated and wracked with anxiety through the incubation period.
But both babies seem to be doing alright.
And then, the twins hatch, and they’re both alive!
And they stay alive! They’re thriving!
And Hortense and Quackmore are the happiest, most grateful parents in the whole world, because when they thought they had lost their only chance at a baby, they got two babies instead!
And then they only get to spend a little over a decade with their miracle babies…
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Profiles in Villainy
The Phantom Blot
The master criminal known as The Phantom Blot is a vain and diabolical cad whose desire for money and power is only surpassed by his need to immortalize his name in ‘the annals of crime.’ The Blot’s lust for power and fame have led to countless nefarious schemes that range from simple theft to attempts to conquer the entire world.
Shrewd and cunning, there is no crime too outrageous nor bold for The Phantom Blot. He is a master of disguise and a brilliant inventor; he can hypnotize with a mere glare and can escape any prison or bindings… a frightening fink to be certain!
The Phantom Blot’s villains endeavors have led to numerous confrontations with Mickey Mouse. Oh, how The Blot hates Mickey! He has set dozens of traps and orchestrated all manner of plots in his effort to be rid of Micky Mouse. Through luck and guile Micky has managed to evade these schemes and thwart the Blot’s plans.
Although a thoroughly deplorable scoundrel, The Phantom Blot does have a soft spot for his beloved daughter, The Phantom Brat. The Brat has followed in her father’s footsteps of villainy and aspires to be an even greater menace than her dad.
Aside from Micky Mouse, The Blot has also matched wits with Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse, SuperGoof and Scrooge McDuck. While he prefers to work alone or use witless henchmen, The Blot has been known to team up with fellow villains, specifically the Beagle Boys and Mad Madam Mim. Although The Blot would never join forces with Magica DeSpell; for some reason the Blot hates magic and has taken steps to rid the world of all magic, witchcraft and sorcery.
The Phantom Blot has also run afoul of the Ducktales crew and his plans of world conquest have been foiled by Donald Duck’s nephews and niece, Huey, Huey, Dewey, Louie and Webby.
Actors Frank Welker, John O’Hurley and Giancarlo Esposito have each voiced the sinister Phantom Blot. The villain first appeared in a 1939 comic strip entitled Micky Mouse Outwits the Phantom Blot. His first animated appearance was in an episode of the original run of Ducktales called ‘All Ducks on Deck,’ originally airing on December 30th, 1987.
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