The post R.I.P. Everett Peck, Creator of Duckman and Squirrel Boy Dead at 71 appeared first on Consequence. His passing was mourned by Jason Alexander, who voiced Eric Tiberius Duckman for four ...

Everett Peck, whose comic-book creation Duckman was adapted into a late-1990s animated series with Jason Alexander voicing the lewd private-eye title character, died Tuesday, June 14, of cancer in ...

‘Genie in a Bottle’ is a recurring feature where each week a different bottle episode (an episode set entirely in one location, often designed to save money) from a comedy series is examined “It means ...

You’ve seen that show, right? That duck detective show? That show where the duck detective is super horny all the time and has difficulty with his messed up family at home because he misses his dead ...

‘Structurally Sound’ is a recurring feature where each week a different structurally unusual, rule-breaking anomaly of an episode from a comedy series is examined. “Well I guess we’re off on another ...

Before Family Guy, and before Adult Swim, there was Duckman. Subtitled "Private Dick/Family Man" with an obvious double meaning in the first part of that phrasing, and based on a comic that's ...

Duckman—the busker version of the Energizer bunny who's been drumming away at the corner of Yonge and Dundas for the past two years—has officially played his last set. It’s Duckman’s last performance ...

Back in the early 1970s, local disc jockey Bob Duckman appeared at a high school “Career Day” with a competitor from another station. The other radio guy wowed the kids with stories of all the ...

Everett Peck, the illustrator and cartoonist who created the irreverent Jason Alexander-starring animated series Duckman, has died. He was 71. Peck died Tuesday in Solana Beach, California, of ...

His animated, adults-only comedy, starring Jason Alexander, aired for four seasons in the 1990s on the USA Network. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Everett Peck, the illustrator and cartoonist who ...