I'm not sure if this has been posted elsewhere, but the Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse daily strips are being serialized on a site called Alpha Comedy by Creators Syndicate.
Donald Duck:
http://alphacomedy.com/gallery/start/donald-duck.html
Mickey Mouse:
http://alphacomedy.com/gallery/start/mickey-mouse.html
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Topic: Disney Webcomics
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Kneon
Disney Webcomics
Message 1 -
2013-03-25 at 15:20:52
Ryan_Wynns
Disney Webcomics
Message 2 -
2013-03-31 at 05:38:34
Thank you so much for the post and links, Kneon. I, for one, had no idea of this, and am excited to have this material accessible.
But, do you happen to know ... I've clicked on the "Start from the Beginning" link for both strips, but I'm baffled as to what date they're starting from. (The images aren't high-res enough so that I can make out the print that might be copyright dates...)
It's also bizarre to me that, given that "Disney" is regarded as both strips' sole creator. (To see what I mean, click on the "View Disney's Profile" link on the right side of each page for each strip, or on the "Artists" tab at the top of the site.) What, are the people behind this site transplants from the `30's who have been taught web programming but have been isolated from any other information on developments in the world since the time from which they came?
But, again, it's still really cool that all of these strips are readily available with simple mouse clicks!
-- Ryan
But, do you happen to know ... I've clicked on the "Start from the Beginning" link for both strips, but I'm baffled as to what date they're starting from. (The images aren't high-res enough so that I can make out the print that might be copyright dates...)
It's also bizarre to me that, given that "Disney" is regarded as both strips' sole creator. (To see what I mean, click on the "View Disney's Profile" link on the right side of each page for each strip, or on the "Artists" tab at the top of the site.) What, are the people behind this site transplants from the `30's who have been taught web programming but have been isolated from any other information on developments in the world since the time from which they came?
But, again, it's still really cool that all of these strips are readily available with simple mouse clicks!
-- Ryan
MustangRockstar
Disney Webcomics
Message 3 -
2013-04-02 at 05:49:51
You have to check the RSS feed for previous comics. It appears things started in late March for the Disney strips.
I just have them emailed to me, along with my non Disney strips from GoComics - Dick Tracy, Mutt and Jeff, Peanuts and Garfield.
I just have them emailed to me, along with my non Disney strips from GoComics - Dick Tracy, Mutt and Jeff, Peanuts and Garfield.
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