Auerstack
David B. AuerbachTechnology, society, literature, philosophy, and comics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 81 | Subscribers | Read | auerstack.substack.com |
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Donald Duck and the Grand Canyon: Taming the Rapids
Now this story really is a weird one. Taming the Rapids (WDC&S #58, July 1945) temporarily changes the ten-page format into an eight-page one, and it’s not a welcome development. Confined to a mere eight pages, presumably by his editors, Ba...
Donald Duck and Wildlife: Pecking Order
By this point Barks had a fairly extensive toolbox of ideas, and some stories are a clear result of recombining former ideas. Pecking Order (WDC&S #57, June 1945) combines the hellish bird of Farragut the Falcon with the yellow journalism t...
Donald Duck and Sleep: The Icebox Robber
The Icebox Robber (WDC&S #56, May 1945) throws a new theme into the mix: sleep. For a writer focused on fate and chaos, what role does unconsciousness play for Barks? Sleep carries a potent and unnerving charge in Barks’s stories, which cul...
Donald Duck and Hubris: Webfooted Wrangler
At first glance, Webfooted Wrangler (WDC&S #55, April 1945) is structurally identical to its immediate predecessor, The Long Race to Pumpkinburg. Donald starts off in a devilish mood tormenting the nephews, which turns into a contest of Don...
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