ayellowbirds

For those who don't know, Disney Adventures was a kids/tweens digest-style magazine which mostly consisted of entertainment news, though I was mainly interested in the comics sections they contained. Of course, there was a particular focus on Disney-owned media, but the coverage was actually fairly broad during the time I was collecting them. I happened upon a box containing most of old issues, many of which are in excellent condition (and the rest only have a bit of water damage or tearing, and are still quite readable). Anyone interested in buying/trading/bartering for these?


What I've found so far:
1990: Dec.
1991: Jan, Feb,April, May, June, July, Aug, Sept, Oct (2 copies), Nov, and Dec.
1992: Jan, Feb, March, April, May, June, July, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov (2 copies), Dec.
1993: Jan, Feb, March, April, May, June, July, Aug, Sept, Oct (2 copies), Nov, Dec.
1994: Jan, Feb, March (2 copies), April, May, June, July, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec, and special July "Lion King" issue.
1995: Jan, Feb, March, April, May, June, July, Aug, Sept, Nov, Dec, and special July "Pocahontas" issue.
1996: Jan, Feb, March, April, May, June, July, Aug, Sept, Nov, Dec, and special July "Hunchback of Notre Dame" issue.
1997: Jan, March, April, June, July, Aug, Sept, Oct, Dec, and special June "Superheroes" issue.
1998: Jan (2 copies), Feb, March, April, May, June, July, Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec.
1999: March, "Summer", October, December
2000: April, May, Aug, Sept, Nov, "Winter"
As well as a Special Burger King branded sample issue

That December 1990 issue is Volume 1, Issue 2. I could have sworn I had the very first issue, and it (as well as other missing issues) might be somewhere among my other boxes.

Oh, hey. That's right, this exists... maybe i should clean things up around here?

I'm big on ponies, lately. I am definitely a Brony. You might see some of that turn up.

Just popping in briefly to let people know about www.art4love.com
It's yet another of those sites that prints stuff they found online and demand ridiculous prices for it, while having no legal right to the work. The obvious clues are there, even if you don't recognize anything- images of copyrighted characters mis-identified, a lack of any information on who the artist is despite presenting other details, and so on. I recognized a number of works already, and suspect they are mining DA for people to rip off.

For one dollar US via Paypal, I'll do a pencil sketch of up to three characters. Every dollar gets you another image of up to three characters.

Any content you want is allowed, so long as it's legal. I reserve the right to reject suggestions i find objectionable.

Images will be drawn and posted within 24 hours of payment and confirmation of the image to be drawn.

Comment here if you're interested, and i'll send you my paypal address for payment.

For examples of sketches, see ayellowbirds.deviantart.com/ga…

I'm feeling like i might want to create a new account into which I'll shuffle all my furry/anthro stuff; anyone have any thoughts?