The psychedelic dog-nose comics of Brian Blomerth

Is it just me...

...or do you find it sorta creepy when the Ducks interact with "real" people rather than dog-noses?

EXHIBIT A:

From The Disney Afternoon #6, Marvel Comics, 1995

EXHIBIT B:

"Dangerous Disguise" by Carl Barks, 1951

Some people hate the very idea of dog-noses, but not me.   What I had a problem with as a kid (and, to a lesser extent, as an adult) was when the ordinary humans and the funny-animal humans would intermingle.  Do the humans not notice that there are animals walking around, looking and acting almost exactly like people, only just slightly off?  Or perhaps they do notice, but it's considered gauche to bring up in conversation?  Either way, that's some Twilight Zone shit right there.    Creepy.

I can't spare a moment for the dog-faced boy

I think Oswald the Lucky Rabbit lives in Duckburg. Check out all the dog-noses he passes in this scene:

Since we've already seen Woody Woodpecker outwit the Beagle Boys, it's obvious that the Walter Lantz universe and the Walt Disney universe are one and the same. Either that, or they are parallel earths separated by a dimensional barrier that only Oswald can pierce. There are dog-noses everywhere, is what I'm getting at.

Scan taken from Stanley Stories.