Not bad, basically a Cornelius omnibus + some classic stories (But la Graande Impresa isn't really compatible with Sisti)

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Not bad, basically a Cornelius omnibus + some classic stories (But la Graande Impresa isn't really compatible with Sisti)
Best Character Named Cornelius
Prince Cornelius (Thumbelina)
Cornelia Hale (W.I.T.C.H)
Cornelius (Babar)
Cornelia Arnim (Fire Emblem)
Cornelius Bear (Achewood)
Cornelius Coot (Scrooge McDuck)
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Happy birthday, Carl Barks!
On March 27, 1901, near Merrill, Oregon, Carl Barks was born, the famous writer and artist of Donald Duck comics who would turn Donald Duck and his family into something spectacular, starting with Duckburg and the Duckverse universe. He had a difficult childhood and was constantly looking for work until he started working for Disney from 1935. He worked on writing scripts for many classic Donald Duck shorts, and from 1942 he started writing and publishing the comic book "Donald Duck Finds Pirate Gold" and since then he has been writing famous comics that will be read all over the world and that Donald Duck will be even more famous. Although Al Taliaferro invented Donald's nephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie, Gus Goose, Grandma Duck and Bolivar the dog, while Walt Disney Donald and Daisy Duck, Barks remains famous for perfecting these characters and inventing one of the most famous characters without that the Duckverse wouldn't even exist. They are certainly Scrooge McDuck (created in 1947), Gladstone Gander (created in 1948), Beagle Boys (created in 1951), Junior Woodchucks (created in 1951), April, May and June Duck (created in 1952), Gyro Gearloose (created in 1952), Cornelius Coot (created in 1952), Goldie O'Gilt (created in 1953), Flintheart Glomgold (created in 1956), Magica De Spell and Miss Quackfaster (created in 1961), John D. Rockerduck (created in 1961), Abner Whitewater Duck (created in 1962), as well as Neighbor Jones, Soapy Slick, Pig mayor, Matilda and Hortense McDuck and other characters.
He stopped working with comics in 1967, but continued to draw special artwork and developed a duck style that influenced other artists and writers to follow him. Although he established his own rules for the Duckverse and the duck family, he never established it as true canon and let other authors make up their own. He strove for excellent humor (sometimes dark humor), and his comics are proof of that, even though conclusions about adventure comics were drawn from it. Those comics will later greatly influence other media, not only for Disney, but for the creation of the Indiana Jones movies. Influenced a lot on Osama Tezuka, the founder of manga. It also influenced the creation of Ducktales in 1987. He traveled around European countries and met other Donald Duck comic artists and writers. He especially influenced Don Rosa, Romano Scarpa, William Van Horn, Guido Martina, Carpi, Vicar and other authors. He married three times and left two daughters. He died on August 25, 2000 in Grants Pass, Oregon.
And now the best pictures of him in memory of the great Donald Duck artist who won The Will Eisner Award Hall of Fame in 1987. He was also called The Duck Man and The Good Duck Artist. If you love this comic artist and writer, feel free to like and reblog this and tell me what your favorite Carl Barks comics are. Happy Birthday Carl Barks!
from now on I will now see Clinton Coot as having always lived with the idea that he would never be good enough for his father, the person who founded duckburg and that the JW only exist because this mf had huge imposter syndrome or something like that
Thanks Jos and Michel (H 2023-372)
Don in the guise of his great-great-grandfather Cornelius in Andrea Freccero's artwork for Topolino #3547 cover.
Lake Como Comic Art Festival 2019, Don Rosa
Posting some duck art, with family members from Donald's parental side.
Grandma and Grandpa Duck in their youth, a happy farmer's romance.
And Cornelius Coot (Donald's great-great-grandfather, founder of Duckburg) getting his butt kicked by the Duck family's most mysterious member, Donald's great-great-grandmother. Seem like he might be enjoying himself a bit.
Anyways, hope you like it!
Episode 45 — The end is near: only 5 more episodes to go! In this one, we’ll see how exactly our heroes are planning to dispose of the giant statue which, we must remind you, has been mechanized by Gyro and is now possessed by the spirit of Cornelius Coot. Yeah, there’s a lot going on… Once again, the artist is someone you already know: Nicolas Stefadourous, whose first participation was in May 2021! The script is still by Maciej Kur, for whom we really need to find an empty office at Picsou-Soir!