From this month one of my favorite comics is no longer a monthly but is a bi-monthly ... I'm talking about Uncle Scrooge. E 'away from number 16, below this
wonderful comic strip featuring the best stories each month of the ducks. And now I leave ... Uncle Scrooge is probably my favorite band of the ducks; is an old (but then it really seems so old?) duck adventure from the past, apparently without scruples, but in reality a big heart ... full of contaddizioni, memories, regrets, small failures, victories short ... , a duck very much human. Among the great illustrators of the stories of ZP, today I want to tell you about two of them. Speaking of ducks, one can not mention, of course, the biggest (in my opinion) master of all time: Carl Barks . The Great Master has designed and created some of the most beautiful stories of the Ducks, committed by "Uncle Scrooge and the mystery of 7 cities" the poetic "Uncle Scrooge in the land of the Indian pygmy" the most absurd as "Donald Duck and the mystery of the Incas" at p ver purely comic as "Donald Duck and the Mouse". The sudden light, light, delicate and refined, and its unmistakable style in the stories dramatize not forget, as we do not forget that it is thanks to him if the character of Scrooge is scalable 
or that wonderful character that is now. Yeah, and now that our beloved teacher is gone? Who can match it in some way? Well, 'I believe there is someone, I'm talking about and I adored criticatissimo Don Rosa. This nice gentleman unable to create d elle stories that keep you stuck to the pages, and are full of quotations, legends, historical facts mixed with twists more daring ... and that trait, that way of drawing so different from Barks but this no less beautiful, the eyes of the ducks are the most expressive of Don than some (alleged) actor of our cinema ... The stories of Don do cry, laugh, reflect, and sometimes also know (because I know more things about Knights Templar her stories of things that made school ...). They make us feel close to these ducks so funny, cynical and sometimes bad, sometimes wise, sometimes funny, sometimes nasty and sometimes even touching. Neighbors in this paper that are just like us. Good day JollyViola
PS: Al contarario of many authors that have occurred over time trying to copy the style of the great Carl, Don Rosa has been content to create one his own, with a compromise. In all its history shows a beautiful, sweet symbol: DUCK (dedicated to Uncle Carl by Keno). Don Bravo, keep it up.
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