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HUMANS
A thing that irritated Barks was that the Disney Company would not accept 'real' people in the comics. He was allowed to draw characters who resembled people but they were to be fitted with dog noses, snouts or beaks. Despite this rule, Barks actually succeeded in drawing characters with close human features in many of his stories.
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Barks drew a fair amount of real humans in his stories. Most of them were button-nosed, though, but here are some genuine ones. |
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 Jayne Mansfield (American Actress) |
 Football Player (American) |
 Brigitte Bardot (French Actress) |
 Napoleon Bonaparte (French Emperor) |
 Robin of Locksley (British Freedom Fighter) |
 Carl Barks (American Storyteller) |
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Barks smuggled many real humans into his
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| STAGE 1: ANIMALS |
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| STAGE 2: ANIMAL CHARACTERS BUTTON-NOSED |
STAGE 2: ANIMAL CHARACTERS BEAKED AND OTHERS |
| STAGE 3: HUMANS |
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| http://www.cbarks.dk/themetamorphoseshumans.htm | Date 2007-05-24 |
