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Ofcourse, Donald is only really naked when he loses all his feathers, like in this gem:
http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/4931/fredabranzoh4.jpg

Quote from user: HenriekeOfcourse, Donald is only really naked when he loses all his feathers, like in this gem:

http://img232.imageshack.us/img232/4931/fredabranzoh4.jpg
Eeek!!! Poor Donald... :D

There is no hope for this thread.
All is lost.
If we set it ablaze and burn it maybe it will keep it from contaminating the others.

Joking apart, I was actually a little disturbed by the pectorals in Rosa's stories. That's not important at all, but I think I prefer to imagine Scrooge and the ducks more like ducks (if you can call it a "duck") with a soft body really made of feathers as in Back to the Klondike.
However, without all these tiny details and lines, Don Rosa wouldn't be Don Rosa, I guess ;)

Quote from user: cacouJoking apart, I was actually a little disturbed by the pectorals in Rosa's stories. That's not important at all, but I think I prefer to imagine Scrooge and the ducks more like ducks (if you can call it a "duck") with a soft body really made of feathers as in Back to the Klondike.
However, without all these tiny details and lines, Don Rosa wouldn't be Don Rosa, I guess ;)
In all honesty, the pects do look a bit odd---though surprisingly, I'd never noticed them before until I posted that page. Aside from my "amazing pectorals" appraisal, I like soft-bodied ducks better myself. :)

Quote from user: mexican fanQuote from user: ScroodudeThere was also a gag in Rosa's "Black Knight" where the Black Knight steals Donald's shirt, leaving him in just an undershirt apparently, seen only partially from the back, to the chagrin of Uncle Scrooge and his nephews.
yeah but in The Black Knight Glorps Again arpin lusene get completely naked

http://img355.imageshack.us/img355/2753/25tbkgavj2.th.jpg

i have that comic and one time i show it to a school friend and she said that arpin was sexy XD(and she dont really like disney,not like me anyway)
OMG....I did not need to see that. :P No wonder one of the nephews is blushing! :D

Quote from user: cacouJoking apart, I was actually a little disturbed by the pectorals in Rosa's stories. That's not important at all, but I think I prefer to imagine Scrooge and the ducks more like ducks (if you can call it a "duck") with a soft body really made of feathers as in Back to the Klondike.
However, without all these tiny details and lines, Don Rosa wouldn't be Don Rosa, I guess ;)
Technically, birds have pectoral muscles just like any animal with arms or wings. The chicken breast that you might enjoy for dinner is actually pure muscle tissue?fatty skin aside. Don would just catch the Ducks shortly after their chest work, that's all. Ducks are big on pushups.