Title: the value of protecting everyone (includes you) Fandom:Paperinik New Adventures. Prompt: Bleeding through the bandages. Character(s):Uno & Paperinik/Donald Duck. Warnings:Blood and implied self-harm. Summary: If there’s one thing Uno likes about Donald, is his determination to protect everyone. It turns out to be the thing he hates the most as well.
I think this is a good example of how easy it can be to quell the populace into submission with surface level acts, like what everett did in destroying the antennas. The antennas are gone but the system is still there and the people, satisfied with just a small form of justice, forget and move on and never think further on the issue.
Not that I dont find the bribe creative and intimidating, but the fact that he said the title of the website (with both www. and .com) is just a little funny to me
ooo new place! new place! new place! Love it, pretty fancy! Wonder what went on down here honestly, seems like the guy who built it didn’t let a lot of people down there if the robot arm over the chess board is anything to go by. Really like the details in this (also I just saw the pipe organ and the flying thing in the top left corner) it’s all very nice and gives character and just a little bit of clues as to what kind of person the guy who built this place was.
i dont know why but the way everett blasts himself with the gun with zero hesitation is hilarious to me. also a bonus that he is now willingly going to forget PK’s secret identity.
Last night I re-read with my friends on Discord the story Paperinik e il Festival di Sanromolo by Bruno Sarda and Giorgio Cavazzano, so - since I’ve never drawn the inhabitants of Duckburg - I’ve decided to do this little illustration before going to bed. For you not-Italian speakers, the whole story is set during the Sanremo (here called Sanromolo) musical competion: Donald, Gladstone and Fethrey’s outfits and song are a reference to the trio of singers who won the Festival back in 1987. You can listen to their performance here. PS: in the Disney parody, Scrooge wrote the song’s lyrics in order to not hire a songwriter and therefore saving his money. How iconic.
If you like my art, you can find it also here. Don’trepost it without crediting me.
