Gunwallace's comic Character Development has reached an amazing 750 pages!

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Summary:
Banes and I give the webcomics of Drunk Duck a chance to shine! For Quackcast 94 we asked our webcomic creators to write short intros to their comics from their comic character's point of view as a way to creatively advertise their comic in a really fun ...

Annie Chang is a pretty good engineer, with just a hint of special powers… She can build up quite a strong electrical charge in her body. Well the world needs its superheros, as many as it can get, even ones with very little power or ability, so with people like ...

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Character Development celebrates 100 episodes and page 700 with a fun-filled episode with gut-wrenching special effects (well, just vanilla yogurt and gold flakes to simulate squid vomit spread everywhere, actually).


The finalists for the DD Awards 2012 have been announced! Head over and see who's made the ...

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Summary:
In comedy, funny, humour, gags, all that stuff! What's your opinion, there is always a bit of a divide between “dirty” and “clean” humour. Obviously “clean” humour has a much wider potential market, while “dirty” humour is a bit more limited in its audience potential- not generally ...

Design the Drunk Duck Award submissions MUST be in by the end of Saturday! I'm a bit late in posting this (sorry!) so you haven't got much time left! Voting will occur by either PQ or posting in a dedicated thread that will be created.


Walrus said:
WWE ...

The obstinante Niccea has once again decided to play host to The Drunk Duck Awards (she also adamantly decided to to change the name of the awards), but she cannot do it alone. She needs your help to get this show running again. Right now is the most important part ...

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Summery:
Today we have an interview With the widely acknowledged writer extraordinaire, scriptwriter for the 2012 DD radio play and author of the fantastic Character Development: Gunwallace. We learn many things from him, including some of the secrets of his extraordinary writing skill, his indefatigable collaboration techniques, the fact ...

Gunwallace's Character Development has reached 550- no wait- 555 pages, which is the area code for most U.S. T.V. onscreen phone numbers. Now he just needs another, what, five and a half million pages to make a number you could try calling?

Gunwallace's character Development has reached 525 pages!


That's it, that's all I got! What, it wasn't good enough? I thought it was pretty amazing!