May 17
Protectors of Calisota (can’t even think of a better caption lol)
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Protectors of Calisota (can’t even think of a better caption lol)
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I'm totally normal about ducks
we need to commend pastrovicchio more for his ability to make duck avenger look absolutely fucking exhausted
I love how expressive they make him
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HAPPY 30TH ANNIVERSARY PKNA (Paperinik New Adventures)!
Although I'm late, 14.3. in 1996, comics of a new version of Paperinik, i.e. Duck Avenger, were published for the first time under the name Paperinik New Adventures with new heroes and new villains. This cover I'm putting up was drawn by Andrea Freccero on the occasion of the given anniversary where the two versions of Duck Avenger meet. One is the regular version, the other version is the PKNA version. To all the fans of Donald Duck comics and Duck Avenger comics, I wish you a happy anniversary too! :D
Paperinik New Adventures #5 & #12, 1997 (Walt Disney Magazine Italy). Alesandro Sisti, Alessandro Barbucci, Massimo Sardi and Italia. #5 Republished as Duck Avenger New Adventures by IDW publishing, 2018
Hey so I've been reading Paperinik New Adventures, one of the Topolino magazine Donald Duck titles. Lots of Topolino is currently getting republished these days finally in the west, above here #5 is from an official translation by IDW and #12 is a fan translation.
If you would like to read them or find some more information on the history, they are all online for free on Archive.org here in various formats.
So to talk about this comic briefly, it has some of the most astounding page layouts and backgrounds I've seen in a while. The fun part though, is this is like a Disney equivalent of Archie Sonic the Hedgehog, in that they take the base character template and kind of go off the reservation with it.
I thought I'd share the panels above from issues 5 and 12 to show you Geena's story, because it's the best example of how damn far it goes. In its favour against Sonic though, even with an extended introduced cast it keeps a really narrow scope, you're never without Donald. He's a good dude, they changed him from bumbling into just a bit airheaded until he gets focused.
