Don Rosa in Review – The Complete Pertwillaby Papers
CMYK Avenger When I look at The Pertwillaby Papers, I can’t help but think of Aaron Sorkin. Aaron Sorkin created and wrote The West Wing, one of my favorite shows, and is…
Op-Ed: How I’d set up the Disney comics line
There are still no American Disney comics being published. This bothers me because I got in to Disney comics during the beginning of BOOM!’s run, and I never got the…
An Interview With Jano Rohleder
Well, ladies and gentlemen, if you’ve been paying any attention to this blog you know I’m a huge fan of Don Rosa, and that I’m extremely excited for the “Don…
Don Rosa in Review – Oolated Luck (1988)
– Oolated Luck (10 Pages, Gag) Story: Donald and Gladstone compete in a contest sponsored by the manufacturers of Oolated Squiggs, because Donald has never read this kind of comic…
Don Rosa in Review – The Paper Chase (1988)
The Paper Chase (2 Pages, Gag) The Story: Scrooge buys a newspaper, and must chase it down when the wind blows it out of his hands. The Review: WARNING! THE…
Don Rosa in Review – Fir-Tree Fracas (1987)
Fir-Tree Fracas (4 Pages, Gag) The Story: The Universe hates Donald Duck and doesn’t want him to enjoy a Christmas tree he spent months planning to set up for his…
Don Rosa in Review – Fit to be Pied (1987)
Fit to be Pied (10 Pages, Gag) The Story: Donald and Neighbor Jones allow their pride to cause mass chaos and destruction in an effort to win a pumpkin-carving contest…
Don Rosa in Review – Cash Flow (1987)
– Cash Flow (26 Pages, Adventure) The Story: The Beagle Boys, in an effort to raid Scrooge’s Money Bin, get hold of ray-guns that negate inertia and friction. The only…
Don Rosa in Review – Recalled Wreck (1987)
– Recalled Wreck (10 Pages, Gag) The Story: Donald, in a surprising display of thriftiness, completely dismantles and re-everythings each part of his custom-built car (old 313). While Donald leaves…
Don Rosa in Review – Mythological Menagerie (1987)
It was my intention to write a single article on Don Rosa’s Duck comics. I would talk about why his work is so popular and acclaimed, what failings I think…