Anonymous asked: Thoughts on Donald Duck’s design in the Crazy for Daisy cartoon shown (4:00 time stamp I believe) in the Disneyland episode “Where Do Stories Come From?” He has tufts in the side of his face like Uncle Scrooge
seagull-laugh-girl asked: I love how your new comic refrences some if your older ones! I was wondering if they are all going to add up to one big overall story? And if you where ever going to publish your duck comics so they could be purchased?
yeah aahaha oops that happened, and they weren’t originally meant to have any sort of ‘order’- like, I like how the original comics can be read from any point and you can just, understand? the characters and the story I love that, and I’m trying to keep that but I have actually started thinking about what would be the best order to read the ideas I have… in? so like it’s not essential but it does make more sense if you read them chronologically (which is why I’ve pushed that one with this scene way back in production bc man we gotta earn getting to that sorry folks)
also no way I am never ever publishing these Disney would sue me so hard there’d be nothing left but a smoking crater- the only reason I can get away with this is because I am making zero profit! they are 100% Fanart for Fun
This was a page in my fat yellow brick of a book that came out almost a year to the day. Let everyone’s stuff be noisy over there, that’s fine, keep doing your thing etc.
Anonymous asked: im shook I was wonderin if you made up those demons Shax and Andras but they're real? and the descriptions and how they act are like, dead on??? u some next level shit uncle mod
Part two of two! This one was crazy to colour, I hope it’s not too confusing… the hex sign is from The Sign of the Triple-Distelfink and the joke at the end is referring to this Carl Barks comic! Couldn’t resist :’D sorry for all the references in this one… oops…
alma-ren asked: I thought you might like to know that last night, as I was talking to a friend, she told me that The Property of Hate was assigned reading for one of her classes. I am not sure how this happened, but your webcomic is now Big Enough to be assigned and analyzed in at least one university-level class! (I, myself, am still screaming.)
