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Show Us Your Ducks!
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On 3/10/2022 at 9:50 PM, pooroldman said:

This discussion raises an interesting question:  How to you like to read your Barks?  The originals?  The “reprinted by popular demand” Gold Keys?  The later Gold Key/ Whitman Reprints?  The Gladstone/Disney/Gemstone reprints?  Bound volumes? Trade paperbacks? Foreign issues?  Others?

I prefer either the originals, or the early Gold Key reprints which were my introduction to The Good Duck Artist.  While the print quality of the later reprints were outstanding, I love the color and feel of the old newsprint paper.

What does everyone else think?

I read mainly the reprints. I love the old newsprint but I'm always afraid of the fingerprint smudge. :cry:

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Maybe I’m in the minority but I’m really loving the Carl Barks Library collection. Collects a bunch of stuff and no filler that doesn’t interest me, just pure Barks. Not having as extensive a collection as you guys, I find the volumes very convenient and full of great info. 

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On 3/12/2022 at 6:57 PM, AJD said:

It's not unknown.

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That looks really good!

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On 3/12/2022 at 12:46 PM, MrBedrock said:

I know "pressing" and "Ducks" really shouldn't go together, but I always thought my copy of Donald Duck #26 looked under-graded as a 9.0.

It was, and now it is the single highest graded copy at 9.4...

 

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Beautiful copy and one of the greatest of the Barks ducks!

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On 3/12/2022 at 9:57 PM, dikran1 said:

Which came first comic or cartoon? Is this the only Barks story that was animated? 

I wish I could say this is mine, but I had access to it so I checked the date...also 1952...

 

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bartleby the scrivener

On 3/14/2022 at 10:32 AM, MrBedrock said:

I wish I could say this is mine, but I had access to it so I checked the date...also 1952...

 

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The coloring on those ducks is pretty funny. Guess they ate too much Halloween candy! In high school I took AP English and we had read Bartleby the Scrivener by Melville. I found out our County library loaned out films (16mm I think) and they had a film adaptation of Bartleby available for loan so I arranged with my teacher to take it out and bring it into class one day. When I was there I found out that they also had Donald Duck Trick or Treat so I figured why not show a cartoon first!

So we got it rolling and wouldn't you know the principal took that particular moment to look in on the class as the Duck film was rolling!! I asked the teacher about it later and he said it wasn't a problem and he made up some story about comp literature or something to explain it. Good times!

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On 3/19/2022 at 9:20 AM, Pickie said:

Thanks again, didn't know of that fashion collab. Worked for me, no scam! IMG-20220319-WA0007.thumb.jpg.5e57d2c3647b3b12dba890154100cafa.jpg

Great looking tshirt!  I want to order some, but was uncertain about the size. I usually wear a US large tshirt.

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On 3/21/2022 at 11:19 AM, Cobbledclam said:

Topic states “show your ducks” so open to variations in a theme and…..

How about some Huey and later some Dippy, Dopey, Buck and Super along with?

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As a kid I wasn't such a big fan of Baby Huey but I sure liked Stumbo the Giant and Hot Stuff! Real clean artwork on those books. These early issues don't turn up to often; they were pretty much turned to pulp by the kids who read them.

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