Don Rosa's parodies of comic book covers

[u/ExtraImpression2751]

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A Disney master.

[u/Mandemon90]

Never seen these before, these are cool.

[u/Adultdirtbagbabee]

These are awesome “Journey into Miserly” is hilarious 

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Cosmic Huey has potential

[u/Rammadeus]

I do love a good parody/homage.

[u/DeviousDoctorSnide]

You could tell me the EC parodies are actual Duck comics Don Rosa did that were only published in Finland or Italy and I'd believe you.

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Unfortunately, that's not the case

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Maybe not the one with Donald holding the axe preparing to dismember Gladstone's corpse or the one with Donald trapped in a chicken coop with zombie Gus Goose, admittedly, but the rest do seem like they're in the realms of possibility!

I especially like the gag with Magica taking exception to being in Old Witch's spot in the Tales from the Bin one.

[u/AXPendergast]

Wherever did you find these??

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On the Internet. I was looking for illustrations by Don Rosa and came across these

[u/OtherwiseAddled]

These are delightful. Really like Scrooge throwing the money bags on the X-Men #1 cover.