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The Drunk Duck Quackcast

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The QuackCast is a theduckwebcomics.com podcast hosted by Ozoneocean, Banes and Tantz Aerine who run DrunkDuck, the oldest Webcomic hosting site on the net! They chat about all things webcomics, writing and art techniques, social and cultural issues, pop-culture, and a whole variety of interesting subjects!

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Looksmaxing is a stupid made-up concept designed to be used to market appearance based scams at young people, mainly males, the way the beauty industry has been doing to women for decades. What it actually consists of is immature, undeveloped young p... more

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What's your process? We all come up with ways of working that are better for us but one of the traditional issues for webcomics was always "digital Vs analogue". That's ALWAYS been more complex than it seems because no matter how analogue your workin... more

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Drunk Duck has been around for 24 years now and in that time we've been the home for thousands of creators. We're a happy collaborative community that celebrates people's personal creative efforts, all for free, though we do super appreciate people's... more

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This week we're talking about whether it would be ok to live in the world of your webcomic. This was a fun idea proposed by Takoyama in the DD forums and we thought we'd explore it! Then we expanded it to various cinematic universes. Would you like t... more

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We're chatting about The Imposter Syndrome! And then that bleeds over naturally to the Dunning Kruger effect… Have you ever experienced imposter syndrome in your comicing or professional life? I think it's one of those things that we all have at one ... more

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What are some of the future things you anticipated back in the day? For me it was a bunch of technological stuff to make my art easier and thankfully some tech people had the same idea and actually made that happen! I remember when I was an art stude... more

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We're chatting about Content Vs Art! In the world as it is now we have a distinct content creator economy online, that's changing and maybe going away but for now we still have it. "Content" is anything people produce in order to be consumed by other... more

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Catchphrases are things that can be used to make characters more recognisable and instantly familiar. It can really help them connect with audiences! But when used badly it can make them cloying, irritating or even hateful. This quackcast was inspire... more

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Recent Guests

Kwae Degakse
Guest discussing Fairy Tales comic selection
Episode: Quackcast 768 - Avatars
Kwaida Gakse
Comic creator discussing Cafe Menagerie Blues
MFSA
Episode: Quackcast 756 - Not dumb, layered
Kuaida Gakusei
Featured comic contributor for The Drunk Duck Awards 2025
Episode: Quackcast 744 - Over Qualified and Overplayed
Fer Burton
Creator of Turtle House Comics
Turtle House Comics
Episode: Quackcast 736 - Resurrection
The Doodler
Comic artist behind "The Second Crimean War" webcomic
The Duck
Episode: Quackcast 730 - Lighting by The Doodler
Kuide Gakusei
Comic creator discussing the featured comic Midcard
Art of Jerbeare Comics
Episode: Quackcast 726 - Ego!?

Hosts

Ozoneocean
Host of The QuackCast; long-standing contributor to DrunkDuck community and related webcomics discussions.
Banes
Co-host on The QuackCast; regular voice in discussions about webcomics culture and creator economy.
Tantz Aerine
Co-host on The QuackCast; active participant in feature discussions and craft-focused conversations.

Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars from 5 ratings
  • Hosts are dull as dirt

    Why are all comic related podcasts hosted by ppl who have zero charisma whatsoever? Also, I’ve never heard of these ppl’s work- are they actually successful??? Enough to be giving advice on how to make comics?

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    ms.northdakota
    United States5 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Listeners appreciate practical tips, not just theory.
Banters well with hosts,though some reviews note charisma gaps.
Guests bring strong context but some listeners crave sharper industry takeaways.
Strong focus on indie creator topics resonates with aspiring guests.
The humor and nerdy references are a draw, but not for everyone.

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What is The Drunk Duck Quackcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on webcomics, writing, and art, with a lively trio of hosts who riff on technique, culture, and industry trends. Episodes frequently blend founder-focused discussions about community platforms with debates on creativity, monetization, and the evolving creator economy, often featuring guests who bring expert or feature-artist perspectives from the webcomics world. A standout characteristic is the hosts' candid banter, cross-pollination of pop culture references, and practical, workshop-style advice that appeals to independent creators, designers, and writers navigating digital publishing.

Notable strengths include a deep-rooted connection to a long-running creator community, a willingness to explore thorny topics (art versu... more

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2. Kwaida Gakse
3. Kuaida Gakusei
4. Fer Burton
5. The Doodler
6. Kuide Gakusei

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