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Duck Comics- links!

After many requests I’ve decided to throw together a list of links for reading duck comics online! As ever I always recommend finding and buying comics when you can or supporting your local library by loaning them out! All of these are from readcomiconline, so feel free to use the search option yourself and find all the ducks you can, but I’ll put some specific links down here.

Full Lists of Scrooge/Donald Comics: Regarding all of these compilations; while reading them in order might seem logical, it may almost be better to go diving into these lists at random, just to get a decent grasp of how different the comics are along the timeline! Also do note that sometimes there are reprints of earlier stories in these sets so you might end up skipping some if you do go the chronological route (the dates are from the website, it’s a bit confusing because there’s just so much of it!)

Uncle Scrooge- 1953+ (404 comics) /  2015 (27 comics, ongoing) / Uncle Scrooge Adventures (54 comics)

Donald Duck- 1952-2011) / 1962-1980 / 1980-1984 / 1986-1990 / (1987-1998) / (2003-2006)

Very tragically I haven’t found any good links for up to date translations of the most recent European comics so if anyone has please feel free to add that!

Other Stories related to the Duckverse:

Darkwing Duck (2010/2011) (2016) / UltraHeroes (2012) (the rest of it) / Duck Avenger / Donald Quest

For folks wanting to jump right in with some classic Good Stuff Stories here’s a very few that are basically essential because I say so: Barks/Rosa

Only a Poor Old Man / Back to the Klondike / The Horseradish Treasure / the Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck / The Flying Dutchman / Land Beneath the Ground! / The Universal Solvent / Christmas on Bear Mountain (the very first Barks Scrooge comic!) / The Old Castle’s Secret / A Matter of Some Gravity / Billions in the Hole / The Incredible Shrinking Tightwad / The Money Pit / Hound of the Moaning Hills / Lost in the Andes / The Three Caballeros Ride Again / The Golden River / Return to Plain Awful / the Duck in the Iron Pants / Frozen Gold / McDuck of Arabia / Pirate Gold / the Secret of Hondorica / Christmas for Shacktown / The Golden Helmet / The Lost Charts of Columbus / the Fabulous Philosopher’s Stone / the Golden Fleecing / the Second Richest Duck / Back to Long Ago / the Mines of King Solomon / the Strange Shipwrecks / The Midas Touch / The Unsafe Safe / Oddball Odyssey / For Old Dime’s Sake / The Isle of Golden Geese / Rug Riders in the Sky / the Billion Dollar Safari / Mystery of the Ghost Town Railroad / North of the Yukon / Mythtic Mystery / Riches Riches Everywhere / Crown of the Mayas

some featuring Gladstone (by request and bc you know I love that boy):

Taking a Gander / Calling All Stars / Ekol’s Pendulum / Copious Quantities of Codliver Oil / A Gal for Gladstone / Party of None / The Secret Gardener / Family Tree / Good Canoes and Bad Canoes / Fortunate partner / A House Divided / The Erroneous Degree / Mocking Bird Ridge / Don Through the Ages / Donald’s Lucky Day / Gladstone and Disraeli / One Lucky Break / No Business Like Show Business / Power Play on Killmotor Hill / A Cheat Date / Lessons in Love (actually a Daisy story tbh) / Unlucky in Luck / The Great Cousin Trip / Three Ducks on Bikes / A Million Bad Lucks / A Double Dose of Triple Trouble / O Lucky Man / A Fool on Skis / Sign of the Triple Distelfink / Three Ducks and One Baby / A Day of Gladstone / The Lucky John Doe / The Golden Nugget Boat /

These are just what I could find in the space of a morning and there are so so many that I love but I’d be here all day, I might add some more later as I find them. If you have links to ones you love please feel free to add them!

One warning; very unfortunately some of the older comics, as was typical of media at the time, sometimes contained material that is offensive (such as Donald using a cane/switch on the triplets as punishment, frequent appropriation and misrepresentation of Native American peoples, and even one or two really unfortunate cases of black-face). While I cannot and never will defend these incidents, denying the existence of them would be denying the truth, and I am happy to say that over time the comics greatly improved and these traits dropped out. However, that’s why this last link in particular should be approached with a bit of caution if you’re starting at the beginning; Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories-1940 to present. (note- this is a mixture of Donald and all the other Disney characters)