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In which cartoon do we discover that Ludwig's grandma is Mother Goose?

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Hi,
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I remember an episode?of Wonderful World Of Color called The Truth About Mother Goose hosted by Ludwig. That's where he revealed his "roots".:)
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Joseph Adorno
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http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/19883.html
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/It appears that BOOM! Studios has stopped soliciting for new issues of
its Kaboom! titles based on Classic Disney properties such as /Donald
Duck/, /Uncle Scrooge/, /Mickey Mouse/, and /Walt Disney's Comics and
Stories/. There are no listings for those titles in the Diamond
/Previews/ for titles shipping in July, and there are no longer any
links for subscriptions to those titles offered on the Boom Website. /
/BOOM! is continuing to solicit (at least for now) for its titles based
on Disney Afternoon properties such as //Chip N Dale Rescue Rangers,
Darkwing Duck, and //Ducktales./
/A BOOM! spokesperson declined to comment on any questions related to
its Disney titles. /
/As we predicted when Disney acquired Marvel back in 2009 (see "Disney's
Marvel Comics <http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/15746.html>"), Disney
appears to be in the unannounced process of bringing its comic
properties in-house for Marvel to publish. The process began with Pixar
titles, formerly licensed to BOOM! (see "Marvel Gets Pixar
<http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/19420.html>"), continued with Muppets
(see "Marvel to Publish Langridge's 'Muppets'
<http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/19829.html>"), and now appears to be
entering a new phase with the Classic Disney titles. /
/BOOM! has done a nice job with its Disney titles; will Marvel do as
well? So far the biggest change has been in format, where Marvel has
announced magazine-sized titles for both its Muppets- and Pixar-based
titles./

This is pretty disappointing as I also feel the BOOM! was doing well
with the Disney titles and hoped they'd continue to do so.

Greetings, fellow Donaldists!

I haven't posted here in a long time, but as a faithful lurker I'm very
glad the list hasn't faded into oblivion.
I'm in the middle of writing a Very Important Piece (for my studies) and
I need some examples to prove my points. I hope you can help me out!

I'm searching for stories (and cartoons) that would serve as examples of:
- different levels of anthropomorphism within a particular universe. Of
course I'm aware of the whole Goofy-and-Pluto-are-both-dogs paradox, and
I know there are several stories that joke about eg. Minnie terrified by
the sight of an oridinary mouse. However, is there any story that would
comment about these paradoxes explicitly and/or prove how there's no
connection between the characters and the animals they were modelled after?
- the blurry line between reality and fiction, something along the lines
of stories by Don Rosa, which are often set in a historical context.
Perhaps there is a story that would suggest that it is the duck universe
that is real and not the one the reader lives in? A story that would be
more real than reality itself.

My research is not limited to Disney stuff, so if you have any
non-Disney story in mind (although within the realm of "funny animals"
fiction), don't hesitate to mention it! Any help would be most welcome.

Best Regards,
Mateusz