Even though I'm already late for posts and such, I certainly don't forget some things. I have a lot of obligations, so I don't have time to post everything, and I apologize for that.
In any case, I'm posting on the occasion of a belated birthday and that of one of the important people in the Duckverse, which is Donald's grandmother, under the name Grandma Duck, that is, Elvira Coot. On September 27, 1943, Al Taliaferro drew a cartoon of Donald's grandmother, and from then on she would be a very important person in Donald's life. Most often she appears in comics. So I drew her as the center of attention, and around her are her grandchildren and her great-grandchildren. Yes, Grandma Duck is the daughter of Clinton Coot and granddaughter of Cornelius Coot and sister of Casey Coot and wife of Humpernick Duck (or Grandpa Duck) and mother of Eider Duck, Daphne Duck and Quackmore Duck. And there are her grandchildren, Donald Duck, Gladstone Gander, Fethry Duck, Abner Whitewater Duck and of course her nephews-grandchildren (on her brother's side) Gus Goose and Kildare Coot. And great-grandchildren Huey, Dewey and Louie Duck as well as Dugan Duck (Fetrhry's nephew) and Shamrock Gander (Gladstone's nephew). Yes, one more person is missing, but I don't care. Don't worry she's alive and I mean Della Duck, Donald's sister.
Of course, on October 17, 1937, Al Taliaferro and Tad Obsorne wrote the Donald's Nephews comic where Donald's nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie appeared for the first time so happy anniversary. And happy late birthday to Grandma Duck!