Bob Foster

Born 16 November 1943; died 30 September 2024.

Also known as: BFo
Script: 3,670 stories
Plot: 3,667 stories
Pencils: 5 stories
Subject: 3 stories
Ink: 3 stories

Stories

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Title	Year	By	As	Kind	Pages	Made in	Printings
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Don Rosa	plot, script	Cover	1	Denmark	61
The Master Landscapist	1992	Bob Foster, Jukka Murtosaari	plot, script, pencils, ink	Cover	1	Disney Comics	41
Takes A Shower	1992	Bob Foster, Juan Torres Pérez	plot, script	Story	1	Denmark	25
On Stolen Time	1992	Bob Foster, Jim Mitchell	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	9
Times Are Not A-Changing	1992	Bob Foster, Juan Torres Pérez	plot, script	Story	1	Denmark	8
Race to the South Seas	1992	Bob Foster, Mike Kazaleh	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	8
In Darkest Africa	1992	Bob Foster, Jim Franzen	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	8
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Mike Kazaleh	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	8
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Mike Kazaleh	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	8
The 10 cent Valentine	1992	Bob Foster, Carl Barks	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	7
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Jim Franzen	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	5
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Jim Mitchell	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	3
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Phil Ortiz	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	3
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Stephen DeStefano	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	3
The Lost Peg Leg Mine	1992	Bob Foster, Jim Mitchell	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	2
Special: Adventures in Fantasyland	1992	Bob Foster, Jim Franzen	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	2
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Michel Nadorp	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	2
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Stephen DeStefano	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	2
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Bill White	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	2
The Haunted House	1992	Bob Foster	plot, script, pencils	Cover	1	Disney Comics	1
Untitled cover	1992	Bob Foster, Ron Scholefield	plot, script	Cover	1	Disney Comics	1
Between the Lines	1992	Bob Foster	plot, script	Article	1	Non-Disney and/or non-comics	1
Between the Lines	1992	Bob Foster	plot, script	Illustration	1	Non-Disney and/or non-comics	1

Life and work

Comics. Marvel and other publishers: Script and artwork for his own comic Myron Moose 1969-1976 (created in collaboration with Vincent Davis). - Disney Studios: Script for newspaper strips 1980-1989 (Donald Duck). Scripts for foreign-market comic-book stories. - Disney Comics: Editor of Walt Disney's Comics and Stories 1990-1992. - Gutenberghus/Egmont: Script editor of Disney stories 1992-1996.

Animation. Filmation Associates: Assistant animator 1969 (no specifics known). - Disney Studios: Storyboard artist 1970-1971 (Bedknobs and Broomsticks). - Hanna-Barbera: Layout artist 1973-1978 (Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch, C.B. Bears, Scooby-Doo, Roman Holidays, Godzilla). - DePatie-Freleng: Layout artist 1978-1980 (Fantastic Four, Plastic Man). - Marvel: Layout artist 1981-1983 (Spider-Man). - Warner Bros. Television Animation: Storyboard artist 1995-1997 (Freakazoid, Road Rovers). - Walt Disney Television Animation: Storyboard artist 1998-1999 (Buzz Lightyear, Hercules). - Dreamworks: Storyboard artist 2003-2004 (Father of the Pride).

Education. Chouinard Art School, Los Angeles.

Sources: Bob Foster Blogspot

Characters most often

Donald Duck3,5011980–1989, 1991–1994, 2015
Uncle Scrooge1,3441980–1993, 2015
Daisy Duck9271980–1989, 1994
Huey, Dewey and Louie5971980–1991, 1993–1994
Ludwig Von Drake4351980–1989
Grandma Duck491981–1989
Chef from YD 89-04-03121989
DD's office computer91984–1985, 1988
Librarian from YD 89-01-2481989
Goofy81981–1983
Fortune teller81984–1985, 1987–1989
Street preacher71981, 1985, 1987–1989

Works most with

Frank Smith2,2611980–1987
Pete Alvarado9831987–1989
Larry Mayer9471987–1989
Jørgen Klubien931986
Daan Jippes921986–1987
Tony Strobl801986–1987
Bill Langley741986–1987, 1989
Jules Coenen721986–1987
Rick Hoover501986
Jim Franzen111986
Ulrich Schröder101986
Juan Torres Pérez101992–1994