Auerstack
David B. AuerbachTechnology, society, literature, philosophy, and comics.
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Donald Duck the Psychopath: The Firebug
The Firebug (FC 108, May 1946) is a disturbing story, maybe the most disturbing Barks had written to date. Some of the reason is obvious: Donald bumps his head and enters a fugue state of being obsessed with starting fires. But that setup w...
Donald Duck's Multiple Personalities: Donald's Monster Kite
Donald’s Monster Kite (WDC&S 68, May 1946) seems to lack the complexity of the previous month’s Jet Rescue, which piled on themes to no end. If anything, it reads like a throwback to the simpler stories of previous years, restricting the ac...
Donald Duck and Ingenuousness: Jet Rescue
Jet Rescue (WDC&S 67, April 1946) is a low-key milestone for Barks, reaching a new level of sophistication in theme and social commentary, but only by accidentally backing into it. Nature vs. culture, adults vs. children, hypocrisy vs. sinc...
Donald Duck the Master: Master Ice Fisher
Master Ice Fisher (WDC&S 66, March 1946) is another refinement story, following the trend of Barks taking elements he’d already been working with, recombining them, and deepening them. The results here aren’t exceptional. For one, ice fishi...
Donald Duck and a Parrot: Singapore Joe
Singapore Joe (WDC&S 65, February 1946) is not monumental in the way that Silent Night was, but it’s a significant step in Barks’s period of refinement. The first few years of stories I’ve been covering have thrown out tons of ideas both ef...
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