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You asked for it — you got it. Today’s illustration answers an important question: What exactly happens on Donald Duck Night?

Some cartoon characters are universally understood — even when you don’t show them on screen.

Between the sailor uniform that’s doing absolutely nothing to help the situation and the off-panel chaos erupting from the couch, this scene lands squarely in that sweet spot where nostalgia, innuendo, and bad decisions overlap.

Dr. Muskiday, meanwhile, is discovering that there are certain noises no mad scientist is ever truly prepared for.

Send in the clones

Holo-Clone Miss Match was the subject of the lascivious Evil Inc After Dark #63 [Website | Patreon Collection] — referenced above. She also played some gooey games with some sentient ectoplasm in this commission.

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Michael Obert

She's just, uh, shirt-pussin' it? Gotta say, seeing Holo-MM like that gives me incentive to duck down; the view has to be amazing from that angle!

Robert McGann

Sounds like either someone's feathers are getting ruffled or the good Doctor is doing his best Howard the Duck imitation upon seeing Beverly...

Brian Lallatin

But she shouldn't look surprised or uncomfortable. When Donald Duck steps out of the shower, he covers his nudity if someone sees him. But if he's wearing the tunic, bare-assed in public, he doesn't seem upset. So there's something magical or psychological about the tunic.