I dunno why Rosa chose for Scrooge to have a tombstone, a more fitting end even considering his own stories would be him traveling to Dawson and trekking into the wilds with Goldie, never to be seen again.
He's said before his actual idea for a last story would be Scrooge faking his death to go live his last days in Dawson, so you can just imagine it's exactly what's happened in OP
Because he wanted to be the one to make the 'canon ending' to try and hold power over anyone else to write in the setting. It's a sad attempt at crying "It's my sandbox! Stop it!".
Stop bullshitting. The image was made for a fanzine where each artist was asked to draw something based on the sentence "Whatever happened to Scrooge McDuck", and Rosa has repeatedly over and over been the exact opposite of what you're describing- tried making his setting hermetic and closed, not to control it against others, but to let others do whatever they want without having to obey his ideas.
And yet you're the one coming here to lie on Cinemaphile
2 years ago
Anonymous
Whenever Rosa can manage to pull himself away from his tear and cum stained Scrooge body pillow and leave his shrine filled bedroom covered in pictures and figurines of Scrooge, he goes to fan conventions where he brings a poster crying about how its not called Ducktales. Mans a decrepit version of Dobson.
Whenever Rosa can manage to pull himself away from his tear and cum stained Scrooge body pillow and leave his shrine filled bedroom covered in pictures and figurines of Scrooge, he goes to fan conventions where he brings a poster crying about how its not called Ducktales. Mans a decrepit version of Dobson.
There's nothing wrong with wanting to make a proper distinction between yours and your inspiration's life's work, and a show that has very little to do with either when the uninformed believes they're all the same
2 years ago
Anonymous
My issue is that he literally runs off people who COULD get into his comics because they just say "Oh, I loved Ducktales as a kid!". You could literally just go "Well, you'll love these even more; these are the full uncut versions of those stories."
2 years ago
Anonymous
This. It's fine that the man doesn't love the show, he doesn't have to since he never had a thing to do with either cartoon, but constantly losing his shit when Ducktales is mentioned just makes the man sounds like a colossal autist who has been lucky to not get punched in the face by a fan who isn't looking to take crap.
Rosa is a hack and a whiny loser. Anyone who throws a shitfit at the name Ducktales over the age of 4 deserves a brick to fall on their head.
>Anyone who throws a shitfit at the name Ducktales over the age of 4 deserves a brick to fall on their head.
Does that include yourself for this little tantrum of yours, dumb Mousecuck?
man, it's a real shame that Don never had any children. You just KNOW they would take up his mantle and make new Disney comics in his stead like William Van Horn's son did
>Scrooge arrives at the Yukon >basically a ghost town >Goldie's saloon abandoned >walks alone through the city remembering people and places in their prime >he thinks of Scotland, his parents, and his siblings >treks to his mining spot reclaimed by nature >his cabin's derelict a box of unopened chocolates on a dresser and a tarnished tiara >Scrooge places his dime by the items >without looking back marches into the woods >on and on until he's at the mouth of a cave where he leaves his hat >the former miner bravely enters passing gold and treasures the deeper he descends >his thoughts recalling adventures with Donald and the nephews amassing valuables >a light guides him to a hidden palace of ice the streets paved with gold >she's waiting for him in the throne room, aged and withered, singing >do something you big dope >he takes his glasses off to appreciate her beauty and extends his hand >as the two depart the spectacles show them walking away hand in hand in faded glory >they ascend moments of their love framed into the walls going back through time and what could have been >the duck who has everything walks proudly without a cane, the glittering star of the north brightening the way as they walk on a rainbow >Scrooge and Goldie arrive at the pearly gates in their prime >they kiss one last time and enter together
Too sappy, why does scrooge deserve a happy ending? as well have his nephews find him dead and alone amongst his riches and treasures thinking that was what he ultimately wanted above all, like a wounded animal that went to hide in his den before expiring on his own terms.
I always felt the idea has been Donald's rage burns red while Scrooge's runs cold. Everyone always uses the Soapy moment, but I feel like his time in South Africa with the unnamed Glomgold after taming all the wildlife was a much better example of Scrooge's type of rage.
Realizing a split second before death that a sea of coins is not liquid, and has a solid surface made up of many small pieces of metal.
Alternatively, ass cancer.
Died on the can
to take gods throne
Opening a jar of pickles.
Was beaten to death after singing his theme on a black neighborhood
Taking on the IRS?
Fricking Goldie and dying in her arms
I dunno why Rosa chose for Scrooge to have a tombstone, a more fitting end even considering his own stories would be him traveling to Dawson and trekking into the wilds with Goldie, never to be seen again.
Closure. A body means he hasn't run off into space or pulled a faked death to be with Magica.
He's said before his actual idea for a last story would be Scrooge faking his death to go live his last days in Dawson, so you can just imagine it's exactly what's happened in OP
Because he wanted to be the one to make the 'canon ending' to try and hold power over anyone else to write in the setting. It's a sad attempt at crying "It's my sandbox! Stop it!".
Stop bullshitting. The image was made for a fanzine where each artist was asked to draw something based on the sentence "Whatever happened to Scrooge McDuck", and Rosa has repeatedly over and over been the exact opposite of what you're describing- tried making his setting hermetic and closed, not to control it against others, but to let others do whatever they want without having to obey his ideas.
Rosa is a hack and a whiny loser. Anyone who throws a shitfit at the name Ducktales over the age of 4 deserves a brick to fall on their head.
And yet you're the one coming here to lie on Cinemaphile
Whenever Rosa can manage to pull himself away from his tear and cum stained Scrooge body pillow and leave his shrine filled bedroom covered in pictures and figurines of Scrooge, he goes to fan conventions where he brings a poster crying about how its not called Ducktales. Mans a decrepit version of Dobson.
There's nothing wrong with wanting to make a proper distinction between yours and your inspiration's life's work, and a show that has very little to do with either when the uninformed believes they're all the same
My issue is that he literally runs off people who COULD get into his comics because they just say "Oh, I loved Ducktales as a kid!". You could literally just go "Well, you'll love these even more; these are the full uncut versions of those stories."
This. It's fine that the man doesn't love the show, he doesn't have to since he never had a thing to do with either cartoon, but constantly losing his shit when Ducktales is mentioned just makes the man sounds like a colossal autist who has been lucky to not get punched in the face by a fan who isn't looking to take crap.
never happened, schizo
Stupid tripgay
>Not a single trip ITT
>T-t-tripgays!
It's just you and your mental illness here, innit?
"tripgay" is a state of mind, newbie
your state of mind is crying about things that aren't there. Admit yourself.
>Anyone who throws a shitfit at the name Ducktales over the age of 4 deserves a brick to fall on their head.
Does that include yourself for this little tantrum of yours, dumb Mousecuck?
Rape
man, it's a real shame that Don never had any children. You just KNOW they would take up his mantle and make new Disney comics in his stead like William Van Horn's son did
He died of ligma.
Looting Katanga during the Congloses Civil War and finally killing Foola Zoola and his entire tribe
>so what WAS Scrooge's last adventure anyway?
A dilly.
>Scrooge arrives at the Yukon
>basically a ghost town
>Goldie's saloon abandoned
>walks alone through the city remembering people and places in their prime
>he thinks of Scotland, his parents, and his siblings
>treks to his mining spot reclaimed by nature
>his cabin's derelict a box of unopened chocolates on a dresser and a tarnished tiara
>Scrooge places his dime by the items
>without looking back marches into the woods
>on and on until he's at the mouth of a cave where he leaves his hat
>the former miner bravely enters passing gold and treasures the deeper he descends
>his thoughts recalling adventures with Donald and the nephews amassing valuables
>a light guides him to a hidden palace of ice the streets paved with gold
>she's waiting for him in the throne room, aged and withered, singing
>do something you big dope
>he takes his glasses off to appreciate her beauty and extends his hand
>as the two depart the spectacles show them walking away hand in hand in faded glory
>they ascend moments of their love framed into the walls going back through time and what could have been
>the duck who has everything walks proudly without a cane, the glittering star of the north brightening the way as they walk on a rainbow
>Scrooge and Goldie arrive at the pearly gates in their prime
>they kiss one last time and enter together
it's beautiful
Damn it is good. So good I'm actually sad.
Flintheart's end would probably be something more mundane but poetic, like a stroke caused by a fit of rage alone in his office.
Didn't Flint die a year earlier in complete loneliness in his money bin?
That does sound like an angry stroke in the office.
Beautiful.
Too sappy, why does scrooge deserve a happy ending? as well have his nephews find him dead and alone amongst his riches and treasures thinking that was what he ultimately wanted above all, like a wounded animal that went to hide in his den before expiring on his own terms.
Black person, have you even SEEN Rosa's work?
That wouldn't fit at all!
Not how it happens unfortunately
Eating the exotic home grown chilies.
Fighting Death himself for immortality... and winning. Because NOTHING kills a duck who's too rich and too angry to die.
Scrooge is too stubborn, it's Donald who'd be too angry.
Donald is all bark and no bite most of the time, but a pissed-off Scrooge knows no limits.
I always felt the idea has been Donald's rage burns red while Scrooge's runs cold. Everyone always uses the Soapy moment, but I feel like his time in South Africa with the unnamed Glomgold after taming all the wildlife was a much better example of Scrooge's type of rage.
That Soapy moment was a one-time event, but that scene was really fricking cool tho.
>tars and feathers someone already covered in feathers.
>better example of Scrooge's type of rage
Still doesn't beat King of Klondike Rage Mode and how it turned Scrooge into an unstoppable force of nature.
Attempted to smuggle 60 kilos of colombian cocaine across through customs himself
without tipping
Donald finally offs him.
Already was a comic
Literally Don's actual first duck comic lel
El Duckrado.
defying the curse
Gold plating his innards, in a daring opposition to the idea "You can't take it with you"
mixed Coke and Pepsi.
To Little St. Jamesduck Island
I believe what Rosa had planned would have been an adventure involving the Trojan Horse
Cancer