A Comprehensive List of English Language Disney Comics Sites

[atobibas]

A little while ago I made this list. I posted it on the INDUCKS Discord Server.
It's (as the title says) a comprehensive list of English language Disney Comics sites.
Most of these sites come from this list by Scrooge MacDuck: featherysociety.proboards.com/thread/24/disney-comics-websites , I guess this is an updated version of said list.


Blogs


- duckcomicsrevue.blogspot.com/ The famous GeoX blog. As Scrooge MacDuck describes it: "The author, GeoX, uses it to review Duck (and sometimes Mouse) comics, with wits, humor and scholarly knowledge. New reviews are posted rather regularly."

- duckcartoonsrevue.blogspot.com/ The same as the last one, but on cartoons instead.

- newsandviewsbychrisbarat.blogspot.com/ "Inactive since its author's passing, this blog is still a gigantic database for reviews of both Disney Comics, DuckTales, and other stuff."

- disneycomicsreviews.blogspot.com/ MacDuck's very own blog, this one is however inactive, with the most recent post being from 2018.

- reviewordie.wordpress.com/ A blog that is not solely dedicated, but has made a good amount of Disney Comics reviews. Seemingly active.

- disneycomicsrandomness.blogspot.com/ A blog that, you guessed it, covers random stuff about Disney Comics. However, it's been inactive since December 2021. With the exception of a recent post. (Posted just after I originally made this list).
- duckmuseum.tumblr.com/ "An online museum of art inspired by Disney comics."
- themousemaestro.blogspot.com/ Has been inactive for about half a year, but seemingly it isn't permanent
- ducksandmice.blogspot.com/ A blog I am working on. Reviewing Disney Comics etc. Mainly a side blog to the YouTube channel to be mentioned. Relatively active, haven't posted much, though.
- tiahblog.blogspot.com/?m=1 "He blogs about many other things and hasn't had much Disney content since he was let go by IDW", Spectrus.
- ecodelmondo.blogspot.com/ An explanation can be found further down this thread. I can't seem to figure out how to link to the post.


YouTube Channels


- www.youtube.com/@ducksnmice The YouTube Channel I created. Active, but there's a long time between videos.
- www.youtube.com/@thedonaldduckproject A YouTube channel that dubs Donald Duck comics. Surprisingly active.

- www.youtube.com/channel/@nearmintcondition Although not a Disney Comics channel, it has a few reviews specifically about TLaTo$. Active, but not about Disney Comics.

- www.youtube.com/@fictionaddiction Once again not a dedicated channel, it does have a few videos on PKNA. The fact it's only three videos on Disney Comics says it shouldn't be on here, but I love this channel, so I'm putting it here anyways 😆

- www.youtube.com/@forgottenrealm Occasionally reviews new Fantagraphics editions


Subreddits


- www.reddit.com/r/DisneyComics Subreddit for Disney Comics, pretty inactive

- www.reddit.com/r/Don_Rosa/ Don Rosa Subreddit, very inactive

- www.reddit.com/r/CarlBarks/ Carl Barks Subreddit, extremely inactive

- www.reddit.com/r/DuckistInternational/ Active enough, but often political

- www.reddit.com/r/duckavenger/ Duck Avenger Subreddit, very inactive

- www.reddit.com/r/DisneyComicsMemes/ Newly created subreddit by me, for posting humorous content on Disney Comics 🤷

- www.reddit.com/r/ducktales/ DuckTales Subreddit, highly active (compared to the other ones)


Other


- wvh.barksbase.de/en/index.htm William Van Horn Fansite, I can't tell if it's active

- goofy313g.free.fr/calisota_online/ "Want a map of Mouseton or a family tree of the Pete kin ? This is the place for you ! Both fan made things and lucky findings in official comics are featured, and it's where Gilles Maurice's Duck Family Tree come from. Sadly inactive."

- featherysociety.proboards.com/ Disney Comics Forum, very active
- scrooge-mcduck.fandom.com/wiki/Scrooge_McDuck_Wikia Scrooge McDuck Wiki, very active, although mostly around DuckTales

- ducksmanager.net/ The website says: "The reference website for Disney comic book collectors". It also has a Discord that is mostly in French

- duckguessr.ducksmanager.net/ Like Geoguessr but for Ducks. It is a part of DucksManager. Doesn't have a bot for US artists which is very annoying 😆
- www.cbarks.dk/ " A very comprehensive database of Carl Barks's work, available in Danish and in English."

- And finally: inducks.org/index.php, I don't think I need to say anything here

[sim]

Well, my blog is not English language (used to, though), but I made it available a Google Translate feature that should translate the text in every language (it's on the right, just above the search form). Of course, something will be lost in the process, but it's the best solution I thought of for making it accessible by anyone.

Here, I post research I do about Disney comics, curiosities found in old stories and interviews with authors and artists (mostly working for Egmont or DPG). Though being written in Italian language, I actually write very little about Italian production. That's why - I think - it is not very popular (again, used to, though).

I had a previous blog called Daily War Drum (2010-2013 ca), which is the one I referred to when I said that it used to be English language and popular (at least more than now), but then lost access to it and had to open this one (2021-). The current name, Eco del Mondo, is just the Italian name of The Daily War-Drum magazine that Mickey and the Gang worked for in Editor-in-Grief (1935).

Ps. Oh and the logo of the blog was drawn by talented Dutch Disney artist Tim Artz.

[atobibas]

Feb 15, 2023 19:13:08 GMT sim said:

Feb 15, 2023 10:38:49 GMT atobibas said:

Well, my blog is not English language (used to, though), but I made it available a Google Translate feature that should translate the text in every language (it's on the right, just above the search form). Of course, something will be lost in the process, but it's the best solution I thought of for making it accessible by anyone.

Here, I post research I do about Disney comics, curiosities found in old stories and interviews with authors and artists (mostly working for Egmont or DPG). Though being written in Italian language, I actually write very little about Italian production. That's why - I think - it is not very popular (again, used to, though).

I had a previous blog called Daily War Drum (2010-2013 ca), which is the one I referred to when I said that it used to be English language and popular (at least more than now), but then lost access to it and had to open this one (2021-). The current name, Eco del Mondo, is just the Italian name of The Daily War-Drum magazine that Mickey and the Gang worked for in Editor-in-Grief (1935).

Ps. Oh and the logo of the blog was drawn by talented Dutch Disney artist Tim Artz.

I'll put it on the list then!