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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Duck_EdwingDuck Edwing - Wikipedia

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   Don "Duck" Edwing (1934 – December 26, 2016) was an American gag cartoonist whose work has appeared for years in Mad. His signature "Duck Edwing" was usually accompanied by a small picture of a duck, and duck calls were heard on his answering machine.

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3. nationalcartoonists.com › don-duck-edwing-1934-2016Don “Duck” Edwing, 1934-2016 - National Cartoonists

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   Dec 28, 2016 · Don “Duck” Edwing, 1934-2016. December 28, 2016. Photo by Dan Henry. It was Harvey Kurtzman, Editor of Help Magazine at the time, who suggested that Don Edwing take his art and offbeat humor to MAD Magazine, believing here was another Don Martin in the making. Harvey’s appraisal of Edwing’s work couldn’t have been more on target.

4. www.lambiek.net › artists › eDon 'Duck' Edwing - Lambiek Comiclopedia

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   Jan 15, 2024 · Don Edwing, nicknamed "Duck" Edwing, was one of Mad's "usual gang of idiots". He worked half a century for the magazine, from 1962 until 2012, both as a writer as well as an illustrator. He wrote gags for Don Martin and, between 1987 and 2007, for 'Spy vs. Spy'.

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     Mad Magazine Contributor Don "Duck" Edwing Has Died

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6. bleedingcool.com › comics › mad-magazines-don-duckMAD Magazine's Don "Duck" Edwing Passes At Age 82 - Bleeding Cool

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   Dec 28, 2016 · MAD Magazine's Don "Duck" Edwing Passes At Age 82. In what has already been a tough year, yesterday may have been one of the worst for losing talented people. We reported on the passing of...

7. mikelynchcartoons.blogspot.com › 2017 › 01Mike Lynch Cartoons: Donald "Duck" Edwing 1934 - 2016 - Blogger

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   Jan 8, 2017 · "Duck" Edwing, a freelance gag cartoonist and writer whose work appeared in Mad Magazine for 49 years, passed away the day after Christmas. He was 82 years old. Born in Brooklyn, NY, he started cartooning at the early age of nine.

8. www.newsfromme.com › 2016/12/27 › don-duck-edwing-r-pDon “Duck” Edwing, R.I.P. – News From ME

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   Dec 27, 2016 · Just in case you haven't had quite enough obits this year, longtime MAD contributor Don Edwing (aka "Duck" Edwing) died yesterday at the age of 82. A native of Brooklyn, Don began drawing at an early age and entered the ranks of professional cartoonists at the old (for a new cartoonist) age of 26.

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   Is 'Duck Edwing' a verb?

   • Interviewed in Mad XL#20 (March 2003), Edwing also revealed that one time he and Al Jaffee were sitting in an outdoor café in Europe, when Jaffee said: "I've come to the conclusion that 'duck edwing' is a verb."

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   Why did Edwing call his wife 'duck'?

   • Edwing used the name "duck" as his pseudonym and often drew a tiny duck in the final panel of his cartoons. Continuing the joke, he also named his wife Claire 'Cluck'. The artist often gave different explanations why he picked out the name "duck". Since his full name is "Donald", he sometimes claimed it was a nod to Donald Duck.

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   When did Edwing leave Mad?

   • With the exception of a single page of art, Edwing was exclusively a writer at Mad for more than a dozen years before becoming an occasional illustrative contributor in the early 1980s. After Martin left Mad in late 1987, Edwing effectively replaced him as the magazine's one-page gag cartoonist.

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   What comic books did Edwing write?

   • His own gag comics are recognizable due to bulbous-nosed characters and black comedy. Outside Mad, Edwing was additionally a scriptwriter for the newspaper gag comics 'Lancelot' (by Frank Ridgeway and Paul Coker (1970-1972), 'Horace and Buggy' (drawn by Paul Coker, 1971) and Bob Thaves ' 'Frank and Ernest'.

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10. madcoversite.com › ugoi-don_duck_edwingDoug Gilford's Mad Cover Site - UGOI - Don (Duck) Edwing

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    Duck Edwing Moseys Out West 285 - Mar 1989; W Spy vs. Spy - tank elephant Bob Clarke 286 - Apr 1989; W Spy vs. Spy - giant frog tongues flying spy Bob Clarke 286 - Apr 1989; AW Duck Edwing Contemplates Suicide 286 - Apr 1989; AW The Unnerving Undertaker's Undertaking 287 - Jun 1989; W Spy vs. Spy - batting mobile returns wrecking ball pitch Bob ...