I haven't really read any modern duck comics. Some of the Italian duck artists do some interesting artwork. But I have no idea about whether the stories are worth reading. My funny animal reading list (apart from Barks) mostly consist of Usagi Yojimbo collections and Lewis Trondheim's autobio stuff.

As noted I have my doubts about Rosa's obsession with continuity, but I gotta admit that his art (which is somewhat influenced by underground comics, particularly Robert Crumb) has been a breath of fresh air over here in Scandinavia, where all the Disney artists have been emulating Barks' art, except usually in a…

I think Rosa sometimes comes close to ruining the original Barks stories, because he invents too much detailed backstory. Barks knew when to leave details of the characters past out and let the imagination of the reader  flesh it all out. Apparently Barks and Rosa, who were friendly towards each other at first, had a…

Don Rosa has done some decent duck comics, but it's still a little bit like buying an Oasis album instead of a Beatles album. Barks is the real thing…