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cluedog — The Quacking Dead Season 1 Part 3
Published: 2014-04-09 12:30:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 14241; Favourites: 58; Downloads: 262
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Good old fashioned violence.
A loving parody of "The Walking Dead".
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this is all very well done... I'm personally not familiar with the walking dead, but even I appreciate the effort put into this!
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Thank you so much! I appreciate it.
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WOW!!!!!!!!
Great style and beautifully mastered style.
This is fantastic Zoe!
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Wow. Thank you for the compliments. I'm enjoying drawing these a great deal.
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Yeah, absolutely! I see these and am just awed. You've captured the essence of the original series perfectly and given it this almost innocent, but tongue-in-cheek at the time, approach. I love it. I could probably go on forever. They looks super fun to draw too!
Are these going to be released anywhere? In print or as a webcomic?
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Thank you!
I haven't determined a place to post these other than here. I thought of posting it piece by piece on Twitter but I'm not sure if that will work. There's no plans to release this anywhere, though.
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You're welcome.
Well, you just keep posting them and I'll keep finding them!!
The Twitter idea is interesting, but Twitter is so finicky, it might be hard to do it the way you intend? Never hurts to try though, I'm sure it would work for you. Go for it!
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His gluteous is no longer maximus. I like the dead car skull a la Usagi Yojimbo.
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Thanks! I love Stan Sakai's work, as well as Sergio Aragones. Cartoonist masters.
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Stan has a firm grasp of putting the most story into the minimal needed panels of pages. Oddly enough, despite not being a manga-style artist, he has accomplished the manga principle of shorthand style, functional background, and show-don't tell storytelling.
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That's a very interesting comparison. Would have never thought of it.
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Neither would I, if it wasn't for the fact that I was recently reading a webcomic that hides it everywhere. (Brawl in the Family, in case you are wondering).
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It gets a bit dramatic here and there.
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Nooooo someone get a doctor! We have an officer down!
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And everything fades into darkness. May he rest in peace or... NOT!
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wow. Poor Duck! He needs some TLC. Preferably from a large bust woman. XP
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I do believe that's a good cure for just about anything.
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Ouch! Oh no ... his buddy's been hurt badly from what it looks like.
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Haha, loving the car expressions when it bounces, and the little "car spirit" floating away as the car finally rests. Loving the iconography.
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Thanks! I like tossing in gags anywhere I can.
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Unfortunately for him and his rear, yes.
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Ah, but fortunately for his partner. ^^
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How.... did those ducks survive! They were clearly flattened! Apparently not enough. FINISH THEM.
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Not before they cause a little mayhem.
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There must always be an action scene.
ACTION!!
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Question: what kind of policeman uses assault rifles? Just saying.
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The characters here are purposely over the top, but weapons of such nature are not unheard of in American police forces. For example: abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?sec…
The lines between the military and the police forces in this country have been increasingly blurring, it seems.
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Interesting. I think the problem is that whenever anyone tries to enforce gun laws, a bunch of idiots try to frame it as breaking the 2nd amendment.
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I've done some research and gun violence problems are more cultural then legal. Enforcing guns laws or creating new ones won't necessarily do anything by itself.
Also, Assault rifles constitute such a small amount of gun violence it's laughable to try and restrict them. Pistols are the real danger.
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While that is true, it is still worthwhile to restrict the sale of a weapon that really can only be used to kill someone else. After all, it is called an ASSAULT rifle. What would be the most effective is better background checks and less loopholes, but the NRA won't let that happen anytime soon (not that they are okay with assault rifle laws either).
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I cannot even find accurate death totals for assualt rifles because they number is so small it gets lump into the total with all rifles. While I agree with the concept of banning assault rifles, it's not practical way to decrease gun violence in a meaningful way.
Things that could create a greater impact. Restrictions or Bans for..
Small pistols
Concealed Carry
If you don't believe me just look at the statistics.
www.fbi.gov/about-us/cjis/ucr/…
In my home state of California, which has assault rifles are banned, there was 1,304 (out of 1,879 murders). 899 of these were with Pistols. only 38 were done with rifles.
To compare... Texas, which not only does not restrict assault weapons but allows open carry of such arms, had 745 firearm related murders (out of 1141 total) with 493 by pistol and 28 by rifles.
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I live in Texas, coincidentally. I could have sworn assault rifles were federally banned. Anyway, regardless of the size of effect, there is still more reason to ban such weapons than not to.
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Weapon bans have not shown to have a correlative effect on violence. In actuality, most guns bans create an increase in violence.
Now, that is not to say it's not possible. Japan and Australia both have very strict gun laws and low homicide rates.
However, New Zealand has almost none in comparison and a similarly low homicide rate. It's not the guns. It's not the gun laws. It's the culture.
On the plus side. We are on a 20 year downward trend on violent crimes.
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The CDC conducted a double blind study that showed that gun owners were not as safe as others in the same neighborhood. While culture is a part of the problem, it is an infinitesimal part.
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