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Topic: Don Rosa's Detached Retina Update

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Incal
Quote from user: Roger NorthRomano Scarpa is dead. I don't know who does the Tio Patinhas in Brazil but I'm sure he might do a good job.
Unfortunatelly, all Brazilian Disney comics production ended in mid-90s.
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: incalQuote from user: Roger NorthRomano Scarpa is dead. I don't know who does the Tio Patinhas in Brazil but I'm sure he might do a good job.
Unfortunatelly, all Brazilian Disney comics production ended in mid-90s.

Drat. :/
Morequack
I don't see anyone today with a combination of storytelling/drawing talent and dedication who could step up and continue the Barks-Rosa dynasty.
Robb_K
That gives many of us a goal to shoot for. I know of a few young writer artists who might get there, one day. And, I hope I, myself, am able to at least final pencil my own stories before I am too old, and my hands start shaking.
Roger North
Hey it's not the end of the world. Just because Don Rosa is retiring doesn't mean there won't be anymore good stories.
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: Roger NorthHey it's not the end of the world. Just because Don Rosa is retiring doesn't mean there won't be anymore good stories.
That's right. :)
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: Robb_KThat gives many of us a goal to shoot for. I know of a few young writer artists who might get there, one day. And, I hope I, myself, am able to at least final pencil my own stories before I am too old, and my hands start shaking.
I wish I could draw those characters as well as Rosa and Barks. I know someone at www.deviantart.com, a real nice young lady from Italy, who does a super job on Scrooge and the other Ducks. :)
Mexican Fan
Quote from user: LadyQuacklyQuote from user: Robb_KThat gives many of us a goal to shoot for. I know of a few young writer artists who might get there, one day. And, I hope I, myself, am able to at least final pencil my own stories before I am too old, and my hands start shaking.
I wish I could draw those characters as well as Rosa and Barks. I know someone at www.deviantart.com, a real nice young lady from Italy, who does a super job on Scrooge and the other Ducks. :)

Nuttyisa?
Roger North
Quote from user: LadyQuacklyQuote from user: Robb_KThat gives many of us a goal to shoot for. I know of a few young writer artists who might get there, one day. And, I hope I, myself, am able to at least final pencil my own stories before I am too old, and my hands start shaking.
I wish I could draw those characters as well as Rosa and Barks. I know someone at www.deviantart.com, a real nice young lady from Italy, who does a super job on Scrooge and the other Ducks. :)

Do tell. If you're talking about Katie Sullivan I know about her. She has done quite a few handmade duck comics on her website.
Morequack
Quote from user: Roger NorthHey it's not the end of the world. Just because Don Rosa is retiring doesn't mean there won't be anymore good stories.
Oh, there'll be many a good story still to come, to be sure. But there'll never ever be 'nother Keno Rosa story anew. Not one! Permit that there thought to elbow itself in and jump a claim in the crowded landform of the ol' gray matter.

Brrrr!

Aye, it's a bone-chillin' wind blows o'er the lonely Yukon plain?be it yet a mid-June dusk or dawn.
Roger North
Don Rosa sent me a letter and he told me that he's not retiring. He's just not doing any more stories. He is still drawing covers though.
Morequack
Quote from user: Roger NorthDon Rosa sent me a letter and he told me that he's not retiring. He's just not doing any more stories. He is still drawing covers though.
Don Rosa is known worldwide for some of the greatest Duck stories ever told. Not to be sardonic, but declaring that he is through doing stories equals retiring from doing stories. Rosa's stories are what will be missed... at least by me.
Roger North
Of Course his stories will be missed Morequack but he also draws great covers.
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: mexican fanQuote from user: LadyQuacklyQuote from user: Robb_KThat gives many of us a goal to shoot for. I know of a few young writer artists who might get there, one day. And, I hope I, myself, am able to at least final pencil my own stories before I am too old, and my hands start shaking.
I wish I could draw those characters as well as Rosa and Barks. I know someone at www.deviantart.com, a real nice young lady from Italy, who does a super job on Scrooge and the other Ducks. :)

Nuttyisa?

Definitely. :) But there are many other good Disney Duck artists at that site as well. :)
LadyQuackly
Quote from user: Roger NorthQuote from user: LadyQuacklyQuote from user: Robb_KThat gives many of us a goal to shoot for. I know of a few young writer artists who might get there, one day. And, I hope I, myself, am able to at least final pencil my own stories before I am too old, and my hands start shaking.
I wish I could draw those characters as well as Rosa and Barks. I know someone at www.deviantart.com, a real nice young lady from Italy, who does a super job on Scrooge and the other Ducks. :)

Do tell. If you're talking about Katie Sullivan I know about her. She has done quite a few handmade duck comics on her website.

Nope, it was NuttyIsa; but Katie's great, too (mexican fan/calisotalatina does good work as well). :D I love her Scrooge website, as well as her art and drawings. So there are quite a few good artists at DeviantART that might possibly fill the slot.

Whatever people might think of Rosa, I still love the man's work and deeply respect it. My life hasn't been the same since I read Life and Times of $crooge, and I had never felt so strongly for those characters until then. I thank God that both Rosa and Barks' works have come into my life. And because of the McDucks, I have a whole new appreciation for my Scottish heritage. :)
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