The Donald Duck Family Tree - Neatorama

Disney dorks like me will find this peek at Donald Duck's lineage fascinating. Drawn by comic artist Don Rosa, it first appeared in "Walt Disney's Comics (and Stories)" in 1995. It gives us a peek at little-known characters like "Sir Swamphole McDuck" and "Humperdink Duck." What's up with the mystery around Huey, Dewie and Louie's dad?

You can also see what names the characters go by in other parts of the world by clicking on their English names. Daisy, for example, is also known as Margarida (Portuguese), Katrien (Dutch), Paperina (Italian) and Dolly (Norwegian).

http://duckman.pettho.com/tree/v_american.html

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Mr. Chesthair - The D.U.C.K. signature is Don Rosa's trademark - it means "Dedicated to Unca Carl [Barks] by Keno [Don Rosa]". The story goes that Disney artists weren't allowed to put a personal signature to their drawings, so Mr. Rosa had to hide the dedication. It is found in the first frame of most of his comics, often very well hidden though.

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The tree in the middle has a heart that says D.U. and C.K. but those initials don't correspond to anyone on the tree.

Maybe some clue to a "tainted" duck lineage?

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My question is: where does Drake Mallard/Darkwing Duck fit into this picture?

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If you own a vacuum sealer, you can use it for this. If the plastic is too thin, try folding over the thin bags a few times.

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It would make sense with a large family-sized bag of french fries or something, but Cheetos? A bag never lasts more than a few minutes at my house!

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This is useless if you leave the oxygen in the bag. Virtually all sealed packages these days only contain nitrogen – they seal the bags so they can keep the oxygen out, and once you open then you let the cat out of the box... or to be more precise, you let the cat inside the box.

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They sold these on TV 15 years ago as a free gift with the side cut can openers. Not as easy to seal as they demonstrate. just use a bulldog clip.

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