Humans in Duck and Mouse comics

[caballero]

I'm trying to create a list of Duck and Mouse comics in which human characters with human ears and nose have appeared, such as the few Barks comics that included 100% human characters. The first page of Don Rosa's A Letter from Home (with the exception of one panel) also included full human characters.

Then there are two Texas John Slaughter/José Carioca crossovers from Brazil, O Mais Procurado da Cidade and Zé Carioca Encontra Texas Bill. Also, the Mickey Mouse Super Secret Agent comics by Dan Spiegle and Paul Murry (and later by Brazilian artists). Finally, in Ben Verhagen's Treasure Menace in Venice a dog faced character is wearing a fully human mask through the story.

Do you know of any other Duck or Mouse comics featuring fully human characters?

[dorialexander]

They appear not infrequently in Italian Grand parodies. Typically, there is an human Napoleon and a human Tsar in Carpi's War and Peace, and a real Leonardo da Vinci in at least several stories either set in the Renaissance or with a time machine (especially in Topolino e il segreto della Gioconda). Featuring well-known historical figures raises apparently a complicated issue: a dog-nosed version is not always recognizable.

By the way, there are at least two regular human characters: Hazel and Madam Mim.

[Mesterius]

Taliaferro had no qualms about drawing fully humanized women for Donald to get attracted to in the newspaper strip. Here are a few examples via donaldisme.dk:

[The KKM]

There's over a half thousand stories starring Hard Haid Moe.

[AzureBlue]

inducks.org/story.php?c=W+WDC+155-16P

Secret of the Whirlpool starring Mickey.

[caballero]

One more: Topolino presenta "La strada" not only includes human characters, only human characters appear on 7 pages of the story!

[aldwayne]

The New Era Duck Avenger comics had humans both as background characters and notable characters. Same for Double O Duck.

I kinda wonder if in the event either got adapted we'd keep the humans or lose them.

[caballero]

Something related to this topic: I find pages of comics taking place in the Duck or Mouse universe that in isolation do not look like pages of comics taking place in the Duck or Mouse universe pretty fascinating.

One example is this page of "Treasure Menace in Venice!" that I mentioned in the opening post: i.imgur.com/dvBmi3h.png No duck or mice character, no dog nosed character. It could be a page of a non-Duck/Mice comic!

I wonder how many similar comic pages exist.