Well, the last thread almost dropped off the board, but to finish up my Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck storytime, here's "The Dream of a Lifetime" and the full version of "The Last Sled to Dawson".
Previous chapters:
The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck storytime - part 3
Jose Wood
Carson Rogers
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Camden Taylor
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Cooper Diaz
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Aiden Long
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Brandon Ward
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Ethan Fisher
oh wait. this is the comic inception ripped off aint it
Jeremiah Foster
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Isaac Phillips
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Carson Thompson
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Christian Johnson
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Isaiah Morales
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Dominic Brooks
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Blake Reed
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Jackson Jenkins
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Parker Adams
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Caleb Mitchell
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Kevin Foster
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Brayden Stewart
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Adrian Fisher
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Hudson Phillips
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Brayden Gonzalez
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Henry Ortiz
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Ryan Rodriguez
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Julian Phillips
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Landon Wright
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James Nelson
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Angel Lee
And "The Last Sled to Dawson".
Jeremiah Roberts
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Andrew Johnson
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Luis James
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Tyler Nguyen
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Robert Morales
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Grayson Bell
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Dominic Davis
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John Robinson
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Blake Hall
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Julian Flores
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Robert Ortiz
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Landon Moore
Yep.
Cooper Watson
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Jonathan Adams
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Ian Martinez
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Sebastian Wilson
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Alexander Nguyen
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Jack Long
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Joshua Turner
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Ryder Flores
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Evan Wilson
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Nathaniel Powell
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Jason Phillips
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Jayden Moore
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Zachary Gutierrez
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Carson Diaz
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Kayden Lee
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Joshua Davis
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Colton Gomez
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Cameron Torres
Nice.
Thanks for the storytime OP.
Elijah Gonzalez
Rereading this, I realize that there isn't a lot of old protagonists in comics like Scrooge.
Aside from the fact that it's a really good comic, it makes for some themes that aren't often seen, like life paths and regrets.
Many thanks, OP.
Cooper Jones
Good point
I guess it's because kids have an easier time identifying with other kids. which is also why some stories portray adults in ways that seem more like kids, or just put children into situations that don't fit them
like sesamy street. many of the characters are supposed to be adults, but they act more like kids anyways
Juan Edwards
bumpan'
Sebastian Martinez
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Ian Turner
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Blake Roberts
Thank you OP
Easton Jenkins
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Leo Peterson
>Aside from the fact that it's a really good comic, it makes for some themes that aren't often seen, like life paths and regrets.
It's sometimes a surprisingly grown-up comic to say it's about cartoon ducks.
I think that's sadly why it's so overlooked in the US - People don't expect "funny animal" comics to have any depth.
Luis Gomez
Thank you