Folks, Carl Barks was one of my greatest inspirations in my youth. Here in Brazil, his comics went full power in the 70s and the 80s, with many Disney publications by Editora Abril, one of the biggest publishers in the country. We always noticed a big difference between Carl's stories and the rest. And they kept it the way it should be: the first and last stories on any publication were always Barks stories! Just for the record, the names of the Duck family in Brazilian Portuguese: Pato Donald (Donald Duck), Tio Patinhas (Uncle Scrooge), Gastão (Gladstone Gander), Vovó Donalda (Grandma Duck), Margarida (Daisy Duck), Huguinho, Luizinho, Zezinho (Huey, Louie, Dewey Duck).
So happy he met Tezuka in his life time! Praise this man for being the influence for manga in the first place, he single handedly influenced Japan's media and made them a massive powerhouse! I wonder what Japan would look like today if Tezuka wasn't influenced by the rubbery, big eyed, fun cartoons this man drew
Lost in the Andes which is covered in the video could be Barks best ever considering the fantastic adventureous escapistic story together with absurd some jokes even by Barks standards and exquisite drawings from the Andes. A masterpiece !
Did anyone ever ask Barks if maybe Tintin was any kind of inspiration for his storytelling? The Tintin stories are about some pretty eccentric, strange travels, exotic adventures full of odd characters, and have a similar feel.
I found it! That's the mysterious man behind all the Egmont Donald Duck comics I've read when I was a kid. I always wondered who draw all the comics because they never included his name just a serial number... but I always recognized the style!
It's interesting, as you'd expect a video would HAVE TO be if it starred Carl Barks as the subject, but, sheesh, an editorial and camera-work mish-mash (and who chose the music?---very strange choices). But it does cover quite a range of material and is well-worth a watch---just bear with the odd pacing.
Can anyone tell which tv-interview is the first one (Barks sitting in Donald's living room)? I can't find it by googling it, and its not included in seriesam's list.
Eu tenho a Historia em quadrinhos desenhada por Carl Barks, os primeiros quadrinho que apareceram ali no vídeo. se alguém estiver interessado procure na internet, "Natal de Ouro Disney"
Folks, Carl Barks was one of my greatest inspirations in my youth. Here in Brazil, his comics went full power in the 70s and the 80s, with many Disney publications by Editora Abril, one of the biggest publishers in the country. We always noticed a big difference between Carl's stories and the rest. And they kept it the way it should be: the first and last stories on any publication were always Barks stories! Just for the record, the names of the Duck family in Brazilian Portuguese: Pato Donald (Donald Duck), Tio Patinhas (Uncle Scrooge), Gastão (Gladstone Gander), Vovó Donalda (Grandma Duck), Margarida (Daisy Duck), Huguinho, Luizinho, Zezinho (Huey, Louie, Dewey Duck).
Here in Greece, Uncle Carl’s golden age were the early 2010’s and late 2000’s
Bons tempos cara, adorava as historinhas, não via a hora dum gibi cair em minhas mãos ....
Too bad they never did an official documentary on one of the best story tellers ever.
+evomoralesCO There are a couple of professionally produced programs about him, right here on YT no less!
@@amaxamon maybe they meant by Disney themselves?
There are at least a few
Best comic book artist ever!
He seemed such a nice amiably fellow. He was a genius
So happy he met Tezuka in his life time!
Praise this man for being the influence for manga in the first place, he single handedly influenced Japan's media and made them a massive powerhouse! I wonder what Japan would look like today if Tezuka wasn't influenced by the rubbery, big eyed, fun cartoons this man drew
Recently bought a couple of Bark's books of Donald Duck comics. Well worth it.
Thank you for making duck tales!😃
Technically he didn't, the show was very loosely based on the comics
@@RoyalKnightVIII but without the comics there would surly be no Ducktales
Lost in the Andes which is covered in the video could be Barks best ever considering the fantastic adventureous escapistic story together with absurd some jokes even by Barks standards and exquisite drawings from the Andes. A masterpiece !
Carl barks, ce génie ....
Σε ευχαριστουμε Καρλ Μπαρκς...
Νε σε ευχαριστουμε αρχοντα των παραμιθιων
Ευχαριστούμε μπάρμπα-Καρλ για την υπέροχη παιδική ηλικία που μας χάρισες…
Did anyone ever ask Barks if maybe Tintin was any kind of inspiration for his storytelling? The Tintin stories are about some pretty eccentric, strange travels, exotic adventures full of odd characters, and have a similar feel.
I found it! That's the mysterious man behind all the Egmont Donald Duck comics I've read when I was a kid. I always wondered who draw all the comics because they never included his name just a serial number... but I always recognized the style!
Carl Barks is a literal god
The G.O.A T
"...and when you look out the window..."
Camera Man: HA HA ZOOM BUTTON GOES BRRRRRRRRRR
It's interesting, as you'd expect a video would HAVE TO be if it starred Carl Barks as the subject, but, sheesh, an editorial and camera-work mish-mash (and who chose the music?---very strange choices). But it does cover quite a range of material and is well-worth a watch---just bear with the odd pacing.
RSEFX, I have to agree... that music is bad enough to put a dog off its dinner 😢
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Can anyone tell which tv-interview is the first one (Barks sitting in Donald's living room)? I can't find it by googling it, and its not included in seriesam's list.
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Eu tenho a Historia em quadrinhos desenhada por Carl Barks, os primeiros quadrinho que apareceram ali no vídeo. se alguém estiver interessado procure na internet, "Natal de Ouro Disney"