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Those fancomics are kind of lame in their heavy handed pathos, but I can't really find it in myself to laugh at them.Mercury Hat posted:Now read it in a Donald Duck voice. ...gently caress.
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Schwarzwald posted:Those fancomics are kind of lame in their heavy handed pathos, but I can't really find it in myself to laugh at them. Then imagine him throwing a tantrum and rolling down the hill from the graveyard.
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Folt The Bolt posted:That could possibly happen, given that they said that Goofy might be within their reach. You have no idea how happy I would be to see Donald and Goofy go on an adventure together again. Especially WHEN Goofy drives Donald into a loving lunatic rage and then says "Sawry" and Donald feels like a huge piece of poo poo for yelling at him. 
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Actually might be some potential contrast there if Donald and Goofy are old friends, and while Goofy's settled into suburban life with mere sitcom shenanigans, Donald can't manage to escape the full-on adventuring lifestyle.
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Oct 9, 2017 15:13
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http://www.sassquach.com/journal/2013/11/4/boys-night.html As far as weird fan comics go this one probably takes the cake.
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Ballz posted:Great episode, but remember when Scrooge was in this show? He's showing up in the next episode, and the episode after that. Actually, I don't think any of the main cast is gonna make an appearance in every episode in this season.
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I think it's pretty likely Webby will be in every episode. The show's already put a lot of emphasis on her, and she's perfectly placed where she'd be in on any adventure or plot.Avalerion posted:I assume that's just due to them messing with the episode order. Webby questioning how Huey can still doubt stuff after all they've been through with Scrouge suggests there should have been on more adventures by now. I dunno, you can see "all they've been through" in the notes in the Jr. Woodchuck's guide book, and it only really has things from the first episode. They've been so thrifty with supernatural elements. The first episode had a whole load of things, but this one was all suspense and buildup. Very cinematic. SlothfulCobra fucked around with this message at 17:23 on Oct 9, 2017 |
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Avalerion posted:http://www.sassquach.com/journal/2013/11/4/boys-night.html It's poo poo like this why I can't write Max Landis off. Just gently caress that guy, but he writes stuff that's actually decent like this. Just... gently caress that guy.
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Avalerion posted:http://www.sassquach.com/journal/2013/11/4/boys-night.html That comic is everything I wanted Bojack Horseman to be
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*marge simpson voice* kids could you lighten up a little?
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Oct 9, 2017 22:27
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That episode was a Launchpad Tour De Force.
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kidcoelacanth posted:The amount of hilariously melodramatic Donald Duck art I have seen since this thing premiered is something else, man. There's a whole subset of cartoon fan-art that is basically just grief porn. It's...weird. The "Homer Simpson dies of cancer" one has to be one of the weirdest. https://pre00.deviantart.net/277a/th/pre/i/2015/121/b/c/homer_and_marge_homers_passing_by_chnprod22-d2wjrdq.jpg
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I'm really enjoying how they're letting different characters interact with each other every episode. It really helps keep things fresh and gives us tons of fun character dynamics. I laughed that the Terra-firmians are pretty much the duck kids. And Launchpad is such a treasure. Edit: Speculation about Lena. I wonder if she and Magica are one and the same? Like Magica might have cast a spell to turn herself younger and pushed all her memories into her shadow self so that she could push "Lena" to infiltrate Scrooge's group. amigolupus fucked around with this message at 13:46 on Oct 10, 2017 |
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This show feels like a mashup of Venture Bros and Gravity Falls. I'm not saying that's bad.
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Maelstache posted:There's a whole subset of cartoon fan-art that is basically just grief porn. It's...weird. Finally, the Simpsons are dead. We can move on.
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Radish posted:This show feels like a mashup of Venture Bros and Gravity Falls. I'm not saying that's bad. "The kids never die, Gyro."
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Venture Bros is a brutal parody of the pulp adventure tradition that Scrooge's comics come from in the first place, so it shouldn't be surprising. And I think they have most of the Gravity Falls staff on this.
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The more we see Webby, the more she feels like a female Dipper with Mabel's energy levels.
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Webby feels like the main character of this show more than Scrooge.
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She wasn't in the great dime chase, was she.
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Avalerion posted:She wasn't in the great dime chase, was she. Yeah she and Louie were investigating the library.
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Inescapable Duck posted:And I think they have most of the Gravity Falls staff on this. Art staff yeah, but surprisingly none of the writers Radish posted:Webby feels like the main character of this show more than Scrooge. Feels like a consequence of the out of order eps
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I still say a competent Hank Venture.
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Inescapable Duck posted:I still say a competent Hank Venture. She's a huge Darkwing fan and once jumped off the mansion roof dressed like him.
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Funky Valentine posted:She's a huge Darkwing fan and once jumped off the mansion roof dressed like him. This would be the best.
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Webby meeting Gosalyn... hoo boy.
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Inescapable Duck posted:Webby meeting Gosalyn... hoo boy. And in grand internet tradition people are already shipping them together even though one of them hasn't even appeared in the show yet
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I just want to congratulate the new Ducktales on making the Beagle Boys actually funny and interesting, whereas in the original series they felt sort of overused and generic. "You buying this?" was such a perfectly executed joke.
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I for one regret not seeing the Glam Yankees in action.
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dirksteadfast posted:I just want to congratulate the new Ducktales on making the Beagle Boys actually funny and interesting, whereas in the original series they felt sort of overused and generic. "You buying this?" was such a perfectly executed joke. After the show gave each one a gimmick, I feel like The Warriors gangs was the next logical step.
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Radish posted:Webby feels like the main character of this show more than Scrooge. I'm okay with this
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I'd like more Scrooge episodes but it's only been three episodes past the pilot.
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Bobbin Threadbare posted:After the show gave each one a gimmick, I feel like The Warriors gangs was the next logical step. I think my favorite part of that episode was the one beagle boy screwing around with bottles in every scene he was in.
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The clown trio are basically Jokerz.
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or yanno, the dozens of other reflections of the "scary clown" archetype that exist throughout fiction.
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Radish posted:Yeah she and Louie were investigating the library. Dewey, but yeah.
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fractalairduct posted:Dewey, but yeah. The third one?
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Dewey is the blue one who's looking into Della's history, I forget the order they're in. Louie is the green one who was busy with the dime chase at the time.
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The comparisons of Webby to both of the Pines twins isn't helped by that she's the one helping Dewey uncover the mystery of his mother. Interesting that it's Dewey who happens to be the one doing that investigating; while Huey would probably be making additions to Webby's notebook (though as we've seen, despite their commonalities they have rather different approaches towards investigation, mostly in the Scully vs Mulder style) and Louie would possibly be trying to trick or coerce the information out of Donald or Scrooge. Huey, while he wants recognition and approval from the adults, doesn't trust them, and probably rightly so to tell the truth in this case, and wants to figure things out for himself, and on his own terms.
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