Auerstack
David B. AuerbachTechnology, society, literature, philosophy, and comics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 70 | Subscribers | Read | auerstack.substack.com |
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Donald Duck the Volatile: High-Wire Daredevils
High-Wire Daredevils (WDC&S 49, October 1944) is a major turning point, the first story where Barks pulls off a complicated narrative arc while holding it together thematically. Barks had been experimenting month by month and developing wit...
Donald Duck the Psychopath: The Purloined Putty
A month after Donald’s relentless drubbing in Farragut the Falcon, The Purloined Putty (WDC&S 48, September 1944) seemingly returns to a much more familiar version of Donald. Donald and his bad-tempered neighbor Jones are at it again, thoug...
Donald Duck and Calamity: Farragut the Falcon
As if to make up for Donald’s greed and malevolence in Camera Crazy, here’s a story where Donald haplessly gets repeatedly brutalized. Is this really the same character? Farragut the Falcon (WDC&S #47, August 1944) is a lightweight story, b...
Donald Duck and the Media: Camera Crazy
Camera Crazy (WDC&S #46, July 1944) is Carl Barks’s first social satire. It doesn’t press the point, but it’s also not subtle. Donald and the nephews participate in “American society” for the first time, and the result is harsher and more c...
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