Auerstack
David B. AuerbachTechnology, society, literature, philosophy, and comics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Donald Duck and Surrealism: Thievery Afoot
In January 1945, alongside two 24-page adventure stories, Carl Barks published the ten-page curio Thievery Afoot (WDC&S #52, January 1945). It’s not a massive advance like other recent stories, but it is the most outrightly surreal story he...
Donald Duck's Arctic Adventure: Frozen Gold
Over a year after Mummy’s Ring, Carl Barks published his second Donald Duck adventure—and a third. January 1945 saw two 24-page adventure stories from Barks (Frozen Gold and Mystery of the Swamp), as well as his usual comedic ten-pager. Lik...
Donald Duck and : Donald's Bay Lot
After two seminal stories in two months, Donald’s Bay Lot (WDC&S #51, December 1944) is nowhere near as consequential. It’s something new for Barks, who at this point was moving in different directions in every story, but not consistently g...
Donald Duck's Very First Nervous Breakdown: Ten Cents Worth of Trouble
Just as High-Wire Daredevils refined Donald-as-troublemaker into something deeper and more resonant, Ten Cents Worth of Trouble (WDC&S #50, November 1944) refines Donald-as-victim into something more realistic and far more disturbing. Readi...
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