Goodnight Out There

Since Count Duckula comics are nowhere to be found to read online, I've been taking pictures of the comics and books I own and have posted them for people to read. This is a comprehensive list of every Count Duckula comic, activity book, magazine, bootleg and more that I've found or documented. I will continue to update in the future with new comics and books I acquire! There will be edit dates as well so you'll know if something new is added. I'd also like to bring attention to @rainefall717's side blog @duckula-comics, which features a TON of Look-In Magazine shorts. I recommend checking those out as well. Thank you for compiling those for us.

Honey

Ice cream

Raspberry jelly

Marshmallows

Maple syrup

Chocolate sauce

Fudge (?)

Cherry cola

Whipped cream

Maraschino cherries

And three different kinds of sugar (I think)

Idk about you guys, but this sounds pretty good :P

Edward has a glass eye!!!

He uh... Got in an accident about a century or two back, so he has one! It's hardly noticable at all, though sometimes it pops out by accident. It's also cleaned out every night and placed in a glass of water to keep clean and protected and such!!!

Also,, Naomi loved it and I'm just hffujjfjffjfjfj💞💞💓💕💕💓💞💞💞💓💕💕💓💞💞💞💞💓💓💓💞💓💕💕💕💓xgfhhdfjjddjfhh!!

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【 Dracula (1931) + Dear Diary 】Van Helsing and Dracula - Von Gosling and Duckula XIV

This is an Original Count Duckula Sketch, Hand Drawn By: Brian Cosgrove One Of The Founders of Cosgrove Hall Productions/Films

The Drawing even has, Brian Cosgrove's Signature on it! ✏️🧛🏻‍♂️🦆

I Have this Very Special Duckula item on My Bedroom Wall, it's one of My most treasured possessions! 🙋🧛🏻‍♂️🦆🥰

Years ago; I went to Chester UK, for a day trip, I was lucky enough to notice an Art Shop, called The Gallery. In it's window, I saw a poster with Danger Mouse on, saying they sold Danger Mouse items, originally from Cosgrove Hall.

I thought; where there's DM, there might be Duckula! So I asked in the shop and they did have OG Duckula items too, including the Drawing above!🐁🦆.

The Man who owned The Gallery shop, said years ago, he worked for Cosgrove Hall for a while, then left. Years later, Brain Cosgrove came into the Man's shop, saying Cosgrove Hall Films was going out of business, would he like some of their sketches, from CHF's Series!

Obviously the Man in The Gallery said yes, so that's how The Gallery came to selling Danger Mouse and Duckula items from CHF!

I really wanted this Duckula drawing by BC, but it was very expensive and I didn't have that much on me. So I asked the man to hold it for me.

Then I went on the train from Chester back to Liverpool, where I live, went to my house, got more of My money, then went back on the train to Chester and back in the shop.

Then I Bought The Count Duckula drawing By Brian Cosgrove! I paid extra for it to be framed in the shop, to protect it.🙋🦆🖼️

Then I carried the precious Duckula item on the train back to Liverpool and I had it hung on my wall!🙋🖼️🦆🚅🏡🖼️🥰

So that's how I came to owning a Count Duckula Drawing By Brian Cosgrove himself 🧛🏻‍♂️🦆✏️🖼️💗

kept it simple for this. most of goosewing is traced, and i fixed vanna's posture to fit my own standards.

(I like how there are many characters in Count Duckula without (much) development, such as:

- Vanna Von Goosewing

- Any Duckula incarnation (1st, the...guy above, your own imagination)

- Any Goosewing ancestors (Von Gosling, your own imagination)

- Duckula’s family (those flashy vampires from “Family Reunion”)

- HEINRICH

I have seen many versions of Vanna from many talented artists and writers. Some even developed their own oc (?) of family Duckula and Von Goosewing, either picking out background/side characters or building them from the ground up.

I just like to see everyone’s devotion and creativity. Showing love to lesser known characters is more difficult than to titular/main characters, because you would have to make a lot of patches to make the nobody into somebody. It requires a lot of creativity and love for the character and his/her creation.

For a (rather) small fandom like Count Duckula, it’s heartwarming to see people devote so much time and effort for characters in the backstage, giving them a chance to stand into the spotlight.