Here are a few (mostly) Gladstone Disney comics I have for sale. I've
included their entires from the indices, so you know what's in them. Prices
are in US dollars. Postage is extra. Drop me a line if you are interested
in any of them.
Donald Duck Adventures (Gladstone) 3 NM 1.25
DDA 3* 32 OS 223 CB CB Lost in the Andes
Uncle Scrooge 211 FI 6.00
US 211* 20 US 26 CB CB The Prize of Pizarro
US 211* 4 US 27b CB CB His Handy Andy
Uncle Scrooge 215 NM 2.00
US 215a FC DJ O:US, A Cold Bargain
US 215b 27 US 17 CB CB T:US A Cold Bargain
US 215c 1 US 17 CB CB D:US, quarter gag
US 215d 1 US 17 CB CB D:US, teepee gag
Uncle Scrooge 261 M 1.75
US 261a FC KJU-020-1 JMi JMu T:US This is it! "Return to Xanadu" - the sequel you didn't expect!
US 261b 17 D 90314 DR DR T:US in Return to Xanadu [part 1]
US 261c 1 US 5 CB CB D:US Coin Overboard
US 261d 7 D 9420 Es T:BB in Notta Lotta Funhouse
US 261e 1 US 6 CB CB D:US A Penny For Your Thoughts
Uncle Scrooge Digest 5 VG 2.00
USD 5a FC US 31 CB O:Keep off the grass
USD 5b 1 BB 2 TS O:BB Hard Cash
USD 5c 32 US 4 CB CB O:US Hawaiian Hideaway
USD 5d 1 DDIMLOS 1051 TS T:HDL's Mind-Reading Stunt
USD 5e 13 BB 17 KW T:BB The Defective Detectives
USD 5f 4 US 78 PL T:GyG The Sculptinker
USD 5g 12 HDLJW 11 CB KW T:JW Eagle Savers
USD 5h 4 US 13 CB CB O:GyG The Lightning Box
USD 5i 8 BB 8 PA T:BB Passing the Buck
USD 5j 11 US 78 TS T:US The Fickle Fortune-Finder
USD 5k 1 US 6 CB CB O:US Penny Wise
USD 5l 1 US 40 TS T:US A Tip or Two
Walt Disney's Comics 516 FI 1.00
WDC 516* 10 H 7935 M+J M+J DD untitled
WDC 516* 4 US 17g CB CB 'Gyro goes fishing using a trained sucker fish'
Walt Disney's Comics 526 FI 1.00
WDC 526a FC DJ O:DD, nephews dressed as detective look at piggy bank
WDC 526b 10 AR 108 DR D:DD in Fit to be pied
WDC 526c 6 WDC&S 60 VB D:LBW in Back to school
WDC 526d 4 US 46 CB CB T:GyG a helper's helping hand
WDC 526e 1 KFS... DF RM LM D:WtP gag
WDC 526f 7 WDC&S 290 CF PM T:MM The Phantom Ship, episode i
Walt Disney's Comics Digest 2 FI 3.00
WDCDG 2a FC BROS 129 VB O:Brer Rabbit an' de Tar Baby
WDCDG 2b 12 BROS 129 PM T:BR an' de Tar Baby
WDCDG 2c 10 WDC 132 CB CB O:DD Ten-Star Generals
WDCDG 2d 7 BROS 208 PM T:BR in "Gizzards for the 'Gator"
WDCDG 2e 16 MM 69 TS JL T:MM Strange Happenings
WDCDG 2f 12 BROS 208 DM T:BR Does It Again!
WDCDG 2g 32 PPTC 1 DM T:Captain Hook and the Buried Treasure
Author
Topic: 199306
(85 messages)
Andrew Krieg 5-5379
Disney Comics for sale
Message 1 -
1993-06-01 at 04:16:48
Don Rosa
Digest #32
Message 2 -
1993-06-01 at 16:00:03
COMMENTS TO #32:
Harry F. is sharp as ever. "Return to Xanadu" was a one-part (?) story except in the Disney edition where they have too many ads
to run a, what was it?, 30 pager. The first panel of what Disney used as part 2 was a NEW page, two panels (I think) of which were
xeroxed, as was most of the background in the first panel. ***BACK UP: I meant to say the first PAGE of what Disney used as part
2... okay?*** Anyway, the rest of the page was all new art that I did especially for the issue (I did the entire page, including
the xeroxing and paste-ups). Bob Foster had called to see if I wanted to do a first page for part 2...but he already knew I'd
refuse. However, I still wanted my story to look good, especially when published in the only language I can read. So I told him
I'd do a new page but I'd only send him a COPY of the page -- I kept the original (which is all I ever asked from Disney)... and
I would not accept their money. I was doing the page for SELFISH reasons, not for pay from the Evil Empire. Besides, if he had PAID
for the art, it would have been obvious to some eagle-eye that he had commissioned artwork which was missing from the files... my
way, everyone would think that that page came along with the other photostats from Egmont.
Now there's no such problem as Disney and now Gladstone return the artwork to me.
How will Gladstone publish my "Life and Times of $crooge McDuck" series? I know of only two options: either as a feature in the
bimonthly UNCLE $CROOGE title, which means most of the chapters will be 15 pages, with 3 chapters being full-issue stories. Or they
will include it in a 12 issue separate title which would also have reprints of panels or stories by Barks, showing from where I
pulled my facts on $crooge's life. Afterwards, they WILL publish it as a comic album which would need to be very thick (210 pages)
if they only included the series itself. If they wanted me to write annotations or notes or if they also include articles or more
Barks referenced reprints, it might need to be REALLY thick, or perhaps a 2 volume set? I don't have any control over these things.
Harry F. is sharp as ever. "Return to Xanadu" was a one-part (?) story except in the Disney edition where they have too many ads
to run a, what was it?, 30 pager. The first panel of what Disney used as part 2 was a NEW page, two panels (I think) of which were
xeroxed, as was most of the background in the first panel. ***BACK UP: I meant to say the first PAGE of what Disney used as part
2... okay?*** Anyway, the rest of the page was all new art that I did especially for the issue (I did the entire page, including
the xeroxing and paste-ups). Bob Foster had called to see if I wanted to do a first page for part 2...but he already knew I'd
refuse. However, I still wanted my story to look good, especially when published in the only language I can read. So I told him
I'd do a new page but I'd only send him a COPY of the page -- I kept the original (which is all I ever asked from Disney)... and
I would not accept their money. I was doing the page for SELFISH reasons, not for pay from the Evil Empire. Besides, if he had PAID
for the art, it would have been obvious to some eagle-eye that he had commissioned artwork which was missing from the files... my
way, everyone would think that that page came along with the other photostats from Egmont.
Now there's no such problem as Disney and now Gladstone return the artwork to me.
How will Gladstone publish my "Life and Times of $crooge McDuck" series? I know of only two options: either as a feature in the
bimonthly UNCLE $CROOGE title, which means most of the chapters will be 15 pages, with 3 chapters being full-issue stories. Or they
will include it in a 12 issue separate title which would also have reprints of panels or stories by Barks, showing from where I
pulled my facts on $crooge's life. Afterwards, they WILL publish it as a comic album which would need to be very thick (210 pages)
if they only included the series itself. If they wanted me to write annotations or notes or if they also include articles or more
Barks referenced reprints, it might need to be REALLY thick, or perhaps a 2 volume set? I don't have any control over these things.
Per Starback
The ftp archive, the digests
Message 3 -
1993-06-01 at 19:26:47
When George Kesidis asked about a Don Rosa index Harry mentioned the
one at the ftp archive and how to get it with anonymous ftp. He added:
> [If you have troubles using ftp, I (or Per) can mail a copy to you.]
There is also (as I nowadays mention in the welcoming message) a ftp
mail server at lysator, so anyone with access to email can access
those files. As an example of how to use it send mail to
ftpmail at lysator.liu.se with no Subject: header line and this in the
letter to get the Don Rosa index as well as a general help message on
how to use ftpmail.
CD pub/comics/disney
DIR
SEND don-rosa
HELP
QUIT
David Gerstein corrected and commented upon some things in the
"HOOZOO" file on Mickey at that archive and also wrote:
> I hope you guys find this useful. If it gets someone to give
> Mickey another chance, it's worth every moment it took to write. I'd
> also like to do Hoozoos for Minnie and Goofy, if you'd let me.
I've added your piece to the characters/mickey-mouse file. These
"Hoozoo" files were ex-list member Rich Bellacera's idea, but I guess
he wouldn't mind anyone else continuing on them. As for me, I don't
care particularly much for his fixed format, and if I did it (like I
wrote a file on HD&L) I'd use "free format" text. But that's your
choice of course---I'll gladly put anything that might be of use on
the archive (except when I'm too lazy---just nag on me until I fulfill
my archive duties when I don't).
The digests:
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Harry:
> I've been wondering how the Digests are compiled: do you have a
> program for that, or do you collect the mails manually?
I still do it partly manually. Of course I should get some mailing
list software that does that and other things for me, but I haven't.
Yet. If I'd be leaving town for a longer time than a couple of days
I'd find someone else to do it in the meantime.
> And about our archives at the ftp-site: there are new versions coming up
> of the Gladstone list and the Disney Comics list. Next week!
Great!
-- "
Per Starback, Uppsala, Sweden. email: starback at student.docs.uu.se
"Life is but a gamble! Let flipism chart your ramble!"
one at the ftp archive and how to get it with anonymous ftp. He added:
> [If you have troubles using ftp, I (or Per) can mail a copy to you.]
There is also (as I nowadays mention in the welcoming message) a ftp
mail server at lysator, so anyone with access to email can access
those files. As an example of how to use it send mail to
ftpmail at lysator.liu.se with no Subject: header line and this in the
letter to get the Don Rosa index as well as a general help message on
how to use ftpmail.
CD pub/comics/disney
DIR
SEND don-rosa
HELP
QUIT
David Gerstein corrected and commented upon some things in the
"HOOZOO" file on Mickey at that archive and also wrote:
> I hope you guys find this useful. If it gets someone to give
> Mickey another chance, it's worth every moment it took to write. I'd
> also like to do Hoozoos for Minnie and Goofy, if you'd let me.
I've added your piece to the characters/mickey-mouse file. These
"Hoozoo" files were ex-list member Rich Bellacera's idea, but I guess
he wouldn't mind anyone else continuing on them. As for me, I don't
care particularly much for his fixed format, and if I did it (like I
wrote a file on HD&L) I'd use "free format" text. But that's your
choice of course---I'll gladly put anything that might be of use on
the archive (except when I'm too lazy---just nag on me until I fulfill
my archive duties when I don't).
The digests:
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Harry:
> I've been wondering how the Digests are compiled: do you have a
> program for that, or do you collect the mails manually?
I still do it partly manually. Of course I should get some mailing
list software that does that and other things for me, but I haven't.
Yet. If I'd be leaving town for a longer time than a couple of days
I'd find someone else to do it in the meantime.
> And about our archives at the ftp-site: there are new versions coming up
> of the Gladstone list and the Disney Comics list. Next week!
Great!
-- "
Per Starback, Uppsala, Sweden. email: starback at student.docs.uu.se
"Life is but a gamble! Let flipism chart your ramble!"
Torsten Wesley Adair
It's a duck-thang
Message 4 -
1993-06-02 at 03:26:59
1) Does discussion about Disney comics violate the charter of the
Comix discussion group?
2) For those of you out there who cannot get enough of Disney comics
and discussion thereof, send an e-mail message to
disney-comics at minsk.docs.uu.se
and ask to join. The discussion is quite lively, and the information
available via FTP rivals the Junior Woodchucks manual!
Now, for my 2% of $1...
I read the old Disney comic books as a child during the middle Seventies.
The first MINT copy I bought were the original issues Gladstone
published back in 1987 or so.
I consider the Duck comic books published by Gladstone/Disney/Gold Key to
be the best work-for-hire stories done by any U.S. comics publisher.
Nobody produces more consistent quality than Disney et al. Of course,
there are a lot of independent, creator owned titles out there, but for
mainstream newstand titles, no one matches Disney's quality.
Marvel will be distributing Gladstone's titles to newstands. I can only
hope that Marvel will package these issues three to a bag, much like Gold
Key did many years ago, and sell them through toy stores, along with
Marvel's supehero titles. If it is a perfect world, Disney will sell
these bags at their theme parks and Disney Stores. Consider that most
Disney comics issues rarely continue from one issue to the next, and thus
are not perishable. (The fact that Gladstone is re-re-reprinting stories
by Carl Barks is proof of Uncle Scrooge's longevity.)
Torsten Adair torsten at cwis.unomaha.edu Omaha, NE, USA
Comix discussion group?
2) For those of you out there who cannot get enough of Disney comics
and discussion thereof, send an e-mail message to
disney-comics at minsk.docs.uu.se
and ask to join. The discussion is quite lively, and the information
available via FTP rivals the Junior Woodchucks manual!
Now, for my 2% of $1...
I read the old Disney comic books as a child during the middle Seventies.
The first MINT copy I bought were the original issues Gladstone
published back in 1987 or so.
I consider the Duck comic books published by Gladstone/Disney/Gold Key to
be the best work-for-hire stories done by any U.S. comics publisher.
Nobody produces more consistent quality than Disney et al. Of course,
there are a lot of independent, creator owned titles out there, but for
mainstream newstand titles, no one matches Disney's quality.
Marvel will be distributing Gladstone's titles to newstands. I can only
hope that Marvel will package these issues three to a bag, much like Gold
Key did many years ago, and sell them through toy stores, along with
Marvel's supehero titles. If it is a perfect world, Disney will sell
these bags at their theme parks and Disney Stores. Consider that most
Disney comics issues rarely continue from one issue to the next, and thus
are not perishable. (The fact that Gladstone is re-re-reprinting stories
by Carl Barks is proof of Uncle Scrooge's longevity.)
Torsten Adair torsten at cwis.unomaha.edu Omaha, NE, USA
Larry J. Gerstein
War of the Wendigo (again!)
Message 5 -
1993-06-02 at 04:51:53
Dear Folks (especially Mr. Rosa),
I was away in Portsmouth, NH over the past weekend (at my
grandparents' home) and told a great friend of mine who's an American Indian
about the story "War of the Wendigo." (Sadly, I forgot to bring him the
story -- in German -- to actually LOOK at.) After hearing a detailed summary
of the plot, he loved it, of course. There's no justice...
But mebby there IS, it just hit me. Look at stories like WDC 34, in
which Donald's captured by cannibals with Southern accents who talk about
"burnum at de stake"; WDC 56, in which Donald thinks the boys are Japanese
agents and uses ethnic slurs; WDC 74, in which Donald talks in Southern
dialect to the very stereotyped Wild Woman of Borneo. These stories are not
allowed to be printed, as far as I can tell, in the monthly comics, but are
allowed in the ALBUMS.
Sure, "War of the Wendigo" is not prejudiced like these, but Disney's
view seems to be that it is. Unfortunate and wrong as that view may be, the
question is obvious: WOULD "WAR OF THE WENDIGO" BE ALLOWED in an ALBUM
(perhaps with some minor dialogue changes, but allowed nonetheless)??? The
collectors/purchasers are older, more mature, etc. etc. The story could be
paired with, say, "His Majesty McDuck" and a few of Mr. Rosa's ten-pagers
that haven't yet seen reprint. The NEW (in America) story would ensure great
sales, and I for one wouldn't mind superior-quality reprints of some of the
Rosas that haven't seen print a second time.
What does anyone (particularly Mr. Rosa) think of this?
Your friend,
David Gerstein
I was away in Portsmouth, NH over the past weekend (at my
grandparents' home) and told a great friend of mine who's an American Indian
about the story "War of the Wendigo." (Sadly, I forgot to bring him the
story -- in German -- to actually LOOK at.) After hearing a detailed summary
of the plot, he loved it, of course. There's no justice...
But mebby there IS, it just hit me. Look at stories like WDC 34, in
which Donald's captured by cannibals with Southern accents who talk about
"burnum at de stake"; WDC 56, in which Donald thinks the boys are Japanese
agents and uses ethnic slurs; WDC 74, in which Donald talks in Southern
dialect to the very stereotyped Wild Woman of Borneo. These stories are not
allowed to be printed, as far as I can tell, in the monthly comics, but are
allowed in the ALBUMS.
Sure, "War of the Wendigo" is not prejudiced like these, but Disney's
view seems to be that it is. Unfortunate and wrong as that view may be, the
question is obvious: WOULD "WAR OF THE WENDIGO" BE ALLOWED in an ALBUM
(perhaps with some minor dialogue changes, but allowed nonetheless)??? The
collectors/purchasers are older, more mature, etc. etc. The story could be
paired with, say, "His Majesty McDuck" and a few of Mr. Rosa's ten-pagers
that haven't yet seen reprint. The NEW (in America) story would ensure great
sales, and I for one wouldn't mind superior-quality reprints of some of the
Rosas that haven't seen print a second time.
What does anyone (particularly Mr. Rosa) think of this?
Your friend,
David Gerstein
Robert Reeves
Subscribe
Message 6 -
1993-06-02 at 05:14:56
Please add me to the list of Duck-lovers!
robert reevev
rreeves at bu.edu that's robert reeves.
robert reevev
rreeves at bu.edu that's robert reeves.
Harry Fluks
War of the Wendigo (again!)
Message 7 -
1993-06-02 at 13:58:37
David wrote:
> I was away in Portsmouth, NH over the past weekend (at my
> grandparents' home) and told a great friend of mine who's an American Indian
> about the story "War of the Wendigo." (Sadly, I forgot to bring him the
> story -- in German -- to actually LOOK at.)
I didn't know there were German reprints (yet)! Could you tell us which
German comic issue it appeared in? Maybe someone else can tell more
about German Rosa reprints? (Hannes, are you back yet? 8-)
In Holland, they sell some German Disney comics near the coast, where there
are a lot of German tourists during the summer. But I haven't seen any Rosa
work in them...
--Harry.
Harry Fluks ()_() Dutch Disney comics freak
PTT Research, Leidschendam (NL) (_) H.W.Fluks at research.ptt.nl
"Yeah... I've _heard_ of coral barques!"
"Ja, ich habe gehoert von Koralbarken"??
> I was away in Portsmouth, NH over the past weekend (at my
> grandparents' home) and told a great friend of mine who's an American Indian
> about the story "War of the Wendigo." (Sadly, I forgot to bring him the
> story -- in German -- to actually LOOK at.)
I didn't know there were German reprints (yet)! Could you tell us which
German comic issue it appeared in? Maybe someone else can tell more
about German Rosa reprints? (Hannes, are you back yet? 8-)
In Holland, they sell some German Disney comics near the coast, where there
are a lot of German tourists during the summer. But I haven't seen any Rosa
work in them...
--Harry.
Harry Fluks ()_() Dutch Disney comics freak
PTT Research, Leidschendam (NL) (_) H.W.Fluks at research.ptt.nl
"Yeah... I've _heard_ of coral barques!"
"Ja, ich habe gehoert von Koralbarken"??
Chris Jarocha-Ernst (Cthulhu's Jersey Epopt)
Please sign me up
Message 8 -
1993-06-02 at 16:48:20
Just heard about your list. Please sign me up.
Yog-Sothoth Neblod Zin,
Chris Jarocha-Ernst Rutgers University Computing Services
Internet: cje at gandalf.rutgers.edu BITnet: JAROCHAERNST at ZODIAC
Yog-Sothoth Neblod Zin,
Chris Jarocha-Ernst Rutgers University Computing Services
Internet: cje at gandalf.rutgers.edu BITnet: JAROCHAERNST at ZODIAC
Mark Kas
No subject
Message 9 -
1993-06-02 at 18:37:11
Please remove me from the Disney list. Thanks!
Mark.
Mark.
Harry Fluks
News from Thom Roep
Message 10 -
1993-06-02 at 18:42:33
I talked with Dutch editor Thom Roep on the phone today. He was very busy, but
he could answer a few of my questions:
1. Daan Jippes has stopped re-inking Barks Junior Woodchucks stories, because
he has no time. (Busy working for Eurodisney, I guess.) The last one,
"Gold of the '49ers", will be published in Holland in week 25.
Thom is trying to get Daan to do more stories. Other countries have
discovered the stories and are now asking for more.
2. The French page of "Darkest Africa" (where Per and David were talking about)
was copied from an issue of the Danish fanzine "Carl Barks & Co".
It seems that a lot of Swedish fans have an original copy of the MOC
comic. One of them is Horst Schro"der.
3. Holland will publish Don Rosa's Life of Scrooge in the monthly DD Extra.
Part 1 (Buckaroo..Badlands) will be in issue #7. (Issue #6 will
contain "Fortune on the Rocks")
One remark of Thom Roep about Rosa's and Van Horn's artwork: "It's
2-dimensional. Just like the work of Reiche, Gulbransson and others."
(OK, this is the last Roep remark I will make about Rosa's artwork.
Discussion closed.)
4. About the stories Rosa did for Holland: the Dutch whited out some of
Rosa's backgrounds (with approval of Don). So the H-coded stories are
*not* the original versions...
5. The Spanish studios are a real mess. When they say that a story was inked
by Cesar, this is in fact the same artist that is called King by another
studio. Moreover, most of the Spanish stories are made by more than one
artist: there are "ghost artists" doing backgrounds etc.
Finding out who did what is not easy, if not impossible.
6. Freddy Milton is still doing work for Holland. But they let him do only
the layouts and pencils, and let some (anonymous) Spanish do the inking.
Milton is very good in layouting, but his inked stories just don't look
right. According to Roep.
7. Barks' non-Disney comic stories (Our Gang, Barney Bear & Benny Burro)
seem to have been published in German, in 2 (or 3) hardcover editions
(Ehapa Comic Collection). Does anyone know more about this? It would
be nice to have a copy of those stories...
--Harry
Harry Fluks ()_() Dutch Disney comics freak
PTT Research, Leidschendam (NL) (_) H.W.Fluks at research.ptt.nl
"Yeah... I've _heard_ of coral barques!"
he could answer a few of my questions:
1. Daan Jippes has stopped re-inking Barks Junior Woodchucks stories, because
he has no time. (Busy working for Eurodisney, I guess.) The last one,
"Gold of the '49ers", will be published in Holland in week 25.
Thom is trying to get Daan to do more stories. Other countries have
discovered the stories and are now asking for more.
2. The French page of "Darkest Africa" (where Per and David were talking about)
was copied from an issue of the Danish fanzine "Carl Barks & Co".
It seems that a lot of Swedish fans have an original copy of the MOC
comic. One of them is Horst Schro"der.
3. Holland will publish Don Rosa's Life of Scrooge in the monthly DD Extra.
Part 1 (Buckaroo..Badlands) will be in issue #7. (Issue #6 will
contain "Fortune on the Rocks")
One remark of Thom Roep about Rosa's and Van Horn's artwork: "It's
2-dimensional. Just like the work of Reiche, Gulbransson and others."
(OK, this is the last Roep remark I will make about Rosa's artwork.
Discussion closed.)
4. About the stories Rosa did for Holland: the Dutch whited out some of
Rosa's backgrounds (with approval of Don). So the H-coded stories are
*not* the original versions...
5. The Spanish studios are a real mess. When they say that a story was inked
by Cesar, this is in fact the same artist that is called King by another
studio. Moreover, most of the Spanish stories are made by more than one
artist: there are "ghost artists" doing backgrounds etc.
Finding out who did what is not easy, if not impossible.
6. Freddy Milton is still doing work for Holland. But they let him do only
the layouts and pencils, and let some (anonymous) Spanish do the inking.
Milton is very good in layouting, but his inked stories just don't look
right. According to Roep.
7. Barks' non-Disney comic stories (Our Gang, Barney Bear & Benny Burro)
seem to have been published in German, in 2 (or 3) hardcover editions
(Ehapa Comic Collection). Does anyone know more about this? It would
be nice to have a copy of those stories...
--Harry
Harry Fluks ()_() Dutch Disney comics freak
PTT Research, Leidschendam (NL) (_) H.W.Fluks at research.ptt.nl
"Yeah... I've _heard_ of coral barques!"
Per Starback
Fleetway and some other stuff...
Message 11 -
1993-06-03 at 11:38:35
Fredrik Ekman wrote:
> I have the impression that editors throughout Scandinavia has the
> same odd idea that Disney comics are for kids. Thus, of course, they
> produce only Disney comics that actually _are_ for kids. And as Egmont
> (or companies owned by Egmont) has the exclusive rights to Disney
> comics in several countries around the world, including England, it's
> probably a safe guess that they export their views on comics to those
> countries.
Well, I see nothing odd or bad about producing comics for kids, and
Egmont seems to be very successful in Scandinavia, so I don't think
they see any reason to change to producing their books more for fans,
like Gladstone does with much smaller circulation.
> Then still; the Peeweegah story _has_ been seen in Scandinavia, and with
> the above reasoning fresh in mind, there should thus certainly be possible
> that it is published by Fleetway as well. Especially since, in Scandinavia,
> it was published as a three-part continuing story.
If Fleetway wants serials. I don't have many British Disney books,
but in the few I have there are no serials...
> As for the dialogue, why would they bother changing it, when that
> would only mean extra costs? Fleetway, like Gladstone, is after all
> one of the few Disney publishers that doesn't have to bother about any
> translations.
I think that most people who write scripts for Egmont don't bother too
much about their words, as (1) English often isn't their native
language, (2) they knew that it would be translated anyway, so why
bother? So maybe (I don't know) Fleetway has made a habit of revising
the scripts before publication? Also, when reprinting American comics
they might like to remove American things that British kids wouldn't
understand and change the spelling of some words. The British Disney
books I have have typewritten text, so they can't just copy the
American pages anyway.
I don't know if the Brits actually make such changes, but at least
Gladstone did. When printing Egmont stories they added a "script"
credit, which corresponds to what the European translators do, only
that it's a "translation" from English to English.
> Is there anyone from England on this list?
Nope. (At least none with a .uk email address.)
-- "
Per Starback, Uppsala, Sweden. email: starback at student.docs.uu.se
"Life is but a gamble! Let flipism chart your ramble!"
> I have the impression that editors throughout Scandinavia has the
> same odd idea that Disney comics are for kids. Thus, of course, they
> produce only Disney comics that actually _are_ for kids. And as Egmont
> (or companies owned by Egmont) has the exclusive rights to Disney
> comics in several countries around the world, including England, it's
> probably a safe guess that they export their views on comics to those
> countries.
Well, I see nothing odd or bad about producing comics for kids, and
Egmont seems to be very successful in Scandinavia, so I don't think
they see any reason to change to producing their books more for fans,
like Gladstone does with much smaller circulation.
> Then still; the Peeweegah story _has_ been seen in Scandinavia, and with
> the above reasoning fresh in mind, there should thus certainly be possible
> that it is published by Fleetway as well. Especially since, in Scandinavia,
> it was published as a three-part continuing story.
If Fleetway wants serials. I don't have many British Disney books,
but in the few I have there are no serials...
> As for the dialogue, why would they bother changing it, when that
> would only mean extra costs? Fleetway, like Gladstone, is after all
> one of the few Disney publishers that doesn't have to bother about any
> translations.
I think that most people who write scripts for Egmont don't bother too
much about their words, as (1) English often isn't their native
language, (2) they knew that it would be translated anyway, so why
bother? So maybe (I don't know) Fleetway has made a habit of revising
the scripts before publication? Also, when reprinting American comics
they might like to remove American things that British kids wouldn't
understand and change the spelling of some words. The British Disney
books I have have typewritten text, so they can't just copy the
American pages anyway.
I don't know if the Brits actually make such changes, but at least
Gladstone did. When printing Egmont stories they added a "script"
credit, which corresponds to what the European translators do, only
that it's a "translation" from English to English.
> Is there anyone from England on this list?
Nope. (At least none with a .uk email address.)
-- "
Per Starback, Uppsala, Sweden. email: starback at student.docs.uu.se
"Life is but a gamble! Let flipism chart your ramble!"
Per Starback
War of the Wendigo
Message 12 -
1993-06-03 at 11:53:00
Andrew Krieg wrote:
> Don, do you have the script for this comic [War of the Wendigo]
> on-line? If so, could you post it to our mailing list (or to one
> person who could put it at the ftp site)? If not, again, could one
> of our overseas readers translate the story (panel by panel) and post
> it?
I'm not sure I'd like to put that (or any other script) on the ftp
archive unless I got some permission from Disney to do it. Disney is
VERY protective about their copyrights, and of course they own the
story, even though Don made it.
So call me a coward...
-- "
Per Starback, Uppsala, Sweden. email: starback at student.docs.uu.se
"Life is but a gamble! Let flipism chart your ramble!"
> Don, do you have the script for this comic [War of the Wendigo]
> on-line? If so, could you post it to our mailing list (or to one
> person who could put it at the ftp site)? If not, again, could one
> of our overseas readers translate the story (panel by panel) and post
> it?
I'm not sure I'd like to put that (or any other script) on the ftp
archive unless I got some permission from Disney to do it. Disney is
VERY protective about their copyrights, and of course they own the
story, even though Don made it.
So call me a coward...
-- "
Per Starback, Uppsala, Sweden. email: starback at student.docs.uu.se
"Life is but a gamble! Let flipism chart your ramble!"
Don Rosa
Digest #34
Message 13 -
1993-06-03 at 16:38:52
COMMENTS ON #34:
OH, for PETE'S SAKE!!!! HARRY!!! WOULD YOU PLEASE CALL ROEP BACK AND ASK HIM WHAT HE THINKS HE'S DOING!!!!!!! "Buckaroo of the
Badlands" is part THREE of the "Life of $crooge" -- not part 1!!!! It just won't make sense without the first two parts, @#$#^%& it!
Doesn't Roep care about his readers? If he's so concerned about the quality of the stories, WHY IS HE SABOTAGING THEM??? Call him
right away PLEASE and straighten him out -- or get some REASON from him as to WHY he's screwing up my story!!! Don't accept the
reason given by the Swedish publisher, that part 1 is too long at 48 pages. Part 1 is only 15 pages! Part two is 30+ pages -- let
him skip part 2 if he has to!
DAMN -- what a way to start my day with #$%^&$& news like that!!!
Also, my stories have been used in the German comics right along with the other Egmont editions. However, it is true that it's been
quite a while since they last used one since I've been doing this "Life of $crooge" for almost 2 years, and Germany had been saving
it up to be published in a separate all-Rosa title. But I hear that they changed those plans due to some sortuva recession deepening
over there, and just yesterday I received a FAX from the translator who says they will be using the series in the weekly comics
(AND THEY'RE STARTING WITH PART ONE, Y'HEAR THAT ROEP!?).
To David G.: I certainly am flattered as always by your devotion and interest in this "War of the Wendigo" story, but you just
don't seem to hear what I keep explaining to you! They can reprint stories about cannibals or such in the albums because, #1 they can
claim it's an old classic, and more importantly #2 it's very unlikely that any cannibals will read it and write an irate letter.
But look -- do us both a favor. You seem to be in touch somehow with people at Disney. Call them up and ask the guy who made the
decision to ban "War of the Wendigo" WHY he did it! And ask HIM all these questions you're asking us who can't know the answers.
That'll settle it.
Starting with part 3!!! GAAAHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OH, for PETE'S SAKE!!!! HARRY!!! WOULD YOU PLEASE CALL ROEP BACK AND ASK HIM WHAT HE THINKS HE'S DOING!!!!!!! "Buckaroo of the
Badlands" is part THREE of the "Life of $crooge" -- not part 1!!!! It just won't make sense without the first two parts, @#$#^%& it!
Doesn't Roep care about his readers? If he's so concerned about the quality of the stories, WHY IS HE SABOTAGING THEM??? Call him
right away PLEASE and straighten him out -- or get some REASON from him as to WHY he's screwing up my story!!! Don't accept the
reason given by the Swedish publisher, that part 1 is too long at 48 pages. Part 1 is only 15 pages! Part two is 30+ pages -- let
him skip part 2 if he has to!
DAMN -- what a way to start my day with #$%^&$& news like that!!!
Also, my stories have been used in the German comics right along with the other Egmont editions. However, it is true that it's been
quite a while since they last used one since I've been doing this "Life of $crooge" for almost 2 years, and Germany had been saving
it up to be published in a separate all-Rosa title. But I hear that they changed those plans due to some sortuva recession deepening
over there, and just yesterday I received a FAX from the translator who says they will be using the series in the weekly comics
(AND THEY'RE STARTING WITH PART ONE, Y'HEAR THAT ROEP!?).
To David G.: I certainly am flattered as always by your devotion and interest in this "War of the Wendigo" story, but you just
don't seem to hear what I keep explaining to you! They can reprint stories about cannibals or such in the albums because, #1 they can
claim it's an old classic, and more importantly #2 it's very unlikely that any cannibals will read it and write an irate letter.
But look -- do us both a favor. You seem to be in touch somehow with people at Disney. Call them up and ask the guy who made the
decision to ban "War of the Wendigo" WHY he did it! And ask HIM all these questions you're asking us who can't know the answers.
That'll settle it.
Starting with part 3!!! GAAAHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fredrik Ekman
International Disney Comic Character Names ver 2.1
Message 14 -
1993-06-03 at 17:06:46
OK! Here we go again!
The 2.1 version of the International Disney Comic Character Names
list is finally here. It was actually finished a couple of weeks
ago, but I thought that I would be able to make a few more additions
before sending it out to you. That will now have to wait until
after the summer, so expect another version in September or October.
That version is also planned to include a short description for each
character.
I sent out a question some time ago asking if anyone minded getting
a long list like this in this manner, but the only one who managed
a weak protest was Don Rosa, so I suppose the majority want it this
way(?).
There are a lot of changes to ver 2.0, but most of them are present
also in ver 2.0b that has been on the FTP archive for a while.
Compared to the 2.0 version, however, lots of errors have been
corrected and several names as well as a couple of new characters
have been added. Note also that I have removed all the question
marks from the Greek (el) entries. This does not necessarily mean that
they are correct, but rather that I have now access to a considerably
better table for translitterations.
After this message I will send you the C source for a short utility to
extract two-language versions of this list.
Special thanks to Harry Fluks and Luigi Bevilacqua for taking your
time to correct many of my worst misstakes and filling in lots of the
gaps. More help is, as always, appreciated...
And a question to Harry (or any Dutch list-member): About Flemish;
Flemish is a dialect of Dutch spoken mainly in Belgium, right? So
perhaps Flemish entries should be preceded by nl-be rather than the
very non-standard nl-fl?
Always in search for feedback. :-)
/Fredrik Ekman
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> |___________________________| <
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International Disney Comic Character Names ver 2.1
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Legend:
The list is divided into several paragraphs; one for each character.
Every paragraph is further divided into several lines; one for each
language. Each line begins with a two-letter code indicating what
language the name is in. If there are several countries using the
same language, but that have different names, a dash and a two-letter
country code (or equivalent) is added. The language codes are from
ISO 639, and the following are used:
ar:Arabic
bg:Bulgarian
cs:Czech
da:Danish
de:German
el:Greek
en:English
es-ar:Spanish (in Argentina)
es-es:Spanish (in Spain)
es-mx:Spanish (in Mexico)
et:Estonian
fi:Finnish
fr:French
hu:Hungarian
is:Icelandic
it:Italian
la:Latin
nl-fl:Flemish
nl-nl:Dutch
no:Norwegian
pl:Polish
pt:Portuguese
ru:Russian
sh:Serbo-Croatian
sk:Slovak
sv:Swedish
zh:Chinese
Each paragraph is sorted on the language codes, but the English name
is always first. If there is no English name but the original name is
known, the original name is first.
After the language code follows the name of the character. If the
language does not use the latin alphabet, the name is translitte-
rated. Non-English letters are written with additional accents and
the like before or after each letter. Title or part of name that is
often omitted is included in parentheses. Different names for the
same character that are used more or less interchangeably are sepa-
rated by a slash (/). Different translations of the same name are
separated by a pipe (|). If there is any serious doubt regarding the
correctness of the name (spelling, correct character, et c), there is
a question mark after the name. Any comments are put at the end of
the line in [brackets].
Please mail any corrections or additions to: d91fe at ide.ide.hk-r.se
The list:
en:Donald Duck
ar:Battouta
bg:Patoka Donald
cs:Donald Duck
da:Anders And
de:Donald Duck
el:Ntonalt Ntak
es-ar:Pato Donald
es-es:Donaldo
es-mx:Pato Donald
et:Piilupart Donald
fi:Aku Ankka
fr:Donald
hu:Donald Kacsa
is:Andr'es "Ond
it:(Paolino) Paperino
la:Donaldus Anas
nl-fl:Donald Duck
nl-nl:Donald Duck
no:Donald Duck
pl:Kacer Donald | Kaczor Donald(?)
pt:Pato Donald
ru:Donald
sh:Paja Patak
sk:Ujo Donald | Ka'c`'er Donald
sv:Kalle Anka
zh:Tang Lao Ya
it:Paperinik
de:Phantomias
nl-nl:Fantomerik
sv:Staal-Kalle
en:Huey, Dewey and Louie
ar:Sou Sou, Tou Tou, Fou Fou
da:Rip, Rap og Rup
de:Tick, Trick und Track
el:Hiui, Ntiui, Liui
es-ar:Huguito, Dieguito y Luisito
es-es:Juanito, Jotgito y Juaimito [Or is it Jorgito, Juanito y Jaimito?]
es-mx:Hugo, Paco y Louis
fi:Tupu, Hupu ja Lupu
fr:Loulou, Riri et Fifi
is:Rip, Rap, Rup
it:Qui, Quo, Qua
nl-fl:Loeki, Joost, Victor
nl-nl:Kwik, Kwek en Kwak
no:Ole, Dole og Doffen
pl:Dyzio, Zyzio, Hyzio
pt:Huguinho, Zezinho, Luisinho
ru:Billy, Willy, Dilly
sh:Gaio, Raio, Vlaio
sk:Tuj, Luj, Muj
sv:Knatte, Fnatte och Tjatte / Knattarna
en:Junior Woodchucks
da:Gr"onspaetterne
el:Mikros Exerevnites
es-es:Jovenes Castores
it:Giovani Marmotte
nl-fl:Junior Redders
nl-nl:Jonge Woudlopers
sv:Gr"ong"olingarna
it:Gran mogol
sv:Stormogul
en:Daisy Duck
ar:Zizka(?)
da:Andersine And
de:Daisy Duck
es-ar:Margarita
es-es:Daisy
es-mx:Daisy
fi:Iines Ankka
fr:Daisy
is:Andr'es'ina
it:Paperina
nl-fl:Daisy
nl-nl:Katrien Duck
no:Dolly Duck
pl:Daisy
pt:Margarida
sh:Pata
sv:Kajsa Anka
en:April, May and June
fi:Leenulle, Liinulle ja Tiinulle / Leenua, Liinua ja Tiinua
da:Kylle, Pylle og Rylle
it:Emy, Ely & Evy
nl-nl:Lizzy, Juultje en Babetje
no:Hetti, Letti og Netti
sv:Titti, Pippi och Kicki
en:Uncle Scrooge / Scrooge McDuck
ar:Amm Da Hab
da:Onkel Joakim / Joakim von And
de:Onkel Dagobert / Dagobert Duck
el:Thios Skroutz / Skroutz MakNtak
es-ar:Tio Patilludo
es-es:Tio Gilito
es-mx:Tio Rico
et:Onu Robert
fi: / Roope Ankka
fr:Oncle Picsou
hu: / Dagoberg Ba'csi
is: / J'oakim "Ond
it:Zio Paperone / Paperon de Paperoni
la: / Scrugulus Anas
nl-fl:Oom Jeremias / Jeremias McDuck
nl-nl:Oom Dagobert / Dagobert Duck
no:Onkel Skrue
pl:Wujer Sknerus / Sknero MacKwak
pt:Tio Patinha
sh:Cika Baja
sk:Drzgros / Ujoo Drz`'gros`'
sv:Farbror Joakim / Joakim von Anka
en:Beagle Boys
da:Bj"orne-Banden
de:Panzerknacker
el:Mpanta Ton Lukon
es-es:Golfos Apandadores
es-mx:Chicos Malos
et:Peniposoid
fi:Karhukopla
fr:Les Rapetou
it:Banda Bassotti
nl-fl:De Zware Jongens
nl-nl:De Zware Jongens
no:B-gjengen
pl:Bracia B.
pt:Irmaos Metralha
ru:Guff Brothers(?)
sv:Bj"ornligan
en:Grandma Duck
da:Bedstemor And
de:Oma Gans
es-es:Abuela Donalda / La Abuela Pata
fi:Mummo Ankka
it:Nonna Papera
nl-fl:Grootje Duck
nl-nl:Oma Duck
no:Bestemor Duck
pt:Vovo' Donalda
sv:Farmor Anka
en:Gus Goose
da:Guf
it:Ciccio
nl-nl:Gijs Gans
no:Guffen
sv:Maarten Gaas
en:Gladstone Gander
da:Faetter H"ojben
de:Gustav Gans
es-ar:Gaston
es-es:Narciso Bello
es-mx:Panfilo
fi:Hannu Hanhi
fr:Gontran Bonheur
it:Gastone
nl-fl:Jonathan de Geluksvogel
nl-nl:Guus Geluk
no:Anton Antonsen
pt:Gastao
sh:Sretsko Sretskovits
sv:Alexander Lukas
en:Gyro Gearloose
ar:Abkarino
da:George Gearl"os
de:Daniel D"usentrieb
el:Gyro
es-es:Ungenio Tarconi
es-mx:Ciro Peraloca
et:Leidur Leo
fi:Pelle Peloton
fr:Geo Trouvetout
it:Archimede Pitagorico
nl-fl:Giro Giroscoop
nl-nl:Willie Wortel | Willy
no:Smarte-Petter | Petter Smart
pt:Professor Pardal
ru:Wint(?)
sh:Proka Pronalazac
sv:Oppfinnar-Jocke | Uppfinnar-Jocke
en:Little Helper
de:Helferchen(?)
it:Edi
nl-nl:Lampje
sv:Medhj"alpare
en:Newton
it:Newton
sv:Newton
en:Flintheart Glomgold
da:Guld-Iver Flinthaard
fi:Kroisos Pennonen
it:Cuordipietra Famedoro
nl-nl:Govert Goudglans
sv:Guld-Ivar Flinthj"arta
en:(John D.) Rockerduck
da:Andy Anderbilt
de:Klaas Klever
el:Vevaia(?)
es-es:Rockerduck
es-mx:Titus Bondi
it:Rockerduck
nl-nl:Leopold Kwartjesvinder | Klaas Klever | Rockerduck
pt:Pataconcio
sv:von Pluring
en:Magica De Spell
ar:Sodia(?)
da:Hexia de Trick [Or is it Trix?]
de:Gundel Gaukelei
el:Mavika Trik
es-es:Magica
es-mx:Bruja Magica
fi:Milla Magia
fr:Miss Tick
it:Amelia
nl-nl:Zwarte Magica
no:Magica fra Tryll
pl:Magica de Czar
pt:Maga Patalogika
sv:Magica de Hex
en:Ludwig Von Drake
da:Raptus von And
fi:Taavi Ankka
it:Pico de' Paperis
nl-nl:Otto van Drakenstein
no:Ludvig von Duck
sv:Ludvig von Anka
en:Fethry Duck
da:Faetter Vims
de:Dussel Duck
es-es:Patoso
es-mx:Copetes
it:Paperoga
nl-nl:Diederik Duck
no:Fetter Klodrik
pt:Peninha
sv:Knase Anka
en:Moby Duck
nl-nl:Moby Duck
sv:Moby Duck
en:Porpy the Porpoise
sv:Tumle
en:Dim-Witty
sv:Blunder
en:Neighbor (J.) Jones
it:Signor Bombarda | Signor Mitraglia
nl-nl:Buurman Bolderbast
sv:(Olle) Olsson
en:Clara Cluck
fi:Klaara Kotko(?)
nl-nl:Klaartje Kip
sv:Klara Kluck
en:Mickey Mouse
ar:Mickey
bg:Miki Maus
cs:Mickey Mouse
da:Mickey Mouse
de:Micky Maus
el:Mikki Maous
es-es:Raton Mickey
es-mx:Raton Miguelito
et:Mikki Hiir
ex-ar:Raton Mickey
fi:Mikki Hiiri
fr:Mickey
hu:Miki Ege'r
is:Mikki M'us
it:Topolino
nl-fl:Mickey Mouse
nl-nl:Mickey Mouse
no:Mikke Mus
pl:Myszka Mikey | Miki
pt:Mickey Mouse
ru:Mickey Mouse
sh:Miki Maus
sk:Mysiak Mickey | Mys`'jak Miky
sv:Musse Pigg
zh:Mi Lao Shu
en:Minnie Mouse
ar:Minnie(?)
da:Minnie Mouse
fi:Minni Hiiri
fr:Minnie
hu:Minni
it:Minni
nl-nl:Minnie Mouse
no:Minni Mus
pl:Myszka Minnie
sv:Mimmi Pigg
en:Goofy
ar:Bondock
cs:Goofy
da:Fedtmule
de:Goofy
el:Gkoufi
es-ar:Dippy
es-es:Goofy
es-mx:Tribilin
et:Kupi
fi:Hessu Hopo
fr:Dingo
is:Ferdinand
it:Pippo
nl-nl:Goofy
no:Langbein
pl:Goofy
pt:Pateta
sh:Silja
sk:Grambi'os
sv:(Jan) Laangben
en:Super Goof
da:Super-Mule
it:Super Pippo
nl-nl:Supergoof
sv:Staal-Laangben
en:Gilbert
sv:Gilbert
en:Black Pete / Big (Bad) Pete / Peg-Leg Pete
da:Sorte Per
de:Kater Karlo
el:Mavros Pit
es-ar:Pete Pata de Palo
es-es:Pete Patapalo
es-mx:Pedro el malo
fi:Musta Pekka
fr:Pat Hibulaire
it:Pietro Gambadilegno
nl-fl:Zwarte Pier
nl-nl:Boris Boef
no:Svarte-Petter
pt:Joao Bafo de Onsa
sh:Veliki Pit
sv:Svarte Petter
en:Pluto (the Pup)
cs:Pluto
da:Pluto
el:Pluto
es-ar:Pluto
fi:Pluto
fr:Pluto
hu:Plu'to'
is:Pl'ut'o
it:Pluto
nl-nl:Pluto
no:Pluto
sk:Pluto
sv:Pluto
en:Morty and Ferdie (Fieldmouse)
da:Mik og Mak
fi:Martti ja Vertti
it:Tip & Tap
nl-nl:Puk en Max Mouse
no:Tipp og Topp
sv:Teddi och Freddi
en:Horace Horsecollar
da:Klaus Krikke(?)
es-es:Horacio
fi:Poni Koninkaulus(?)
it:Orazio
nl-nl:Karel Paardepoot
sv:Klasse
en:Clarabelle Cow
cs:Kla'ry
da:Nora Malkeko(?)
fi:Heluna(?)
fr:Clarabelle
it:Clarabella
nl-nl:Clarabella Koe
es-es:Clarabella
sv:Klarabella
en:The (Phantom) Blot
sv:Sp"okplumpen
de:Das Schwarze Phantom
it:Macchia Nera
nl-nl:De zwarte Schim
da:Sorte Klat
no:Sp"okelsekladden
en:Idgit the Midgit
da:Puslingen
de:Zwerg Zwetschge
no:Mikro-Midas
sv:Putte
en:Dangerous Dan McBoo
da:Farlige Fritz
no:Farlige Fiffus
sv:Kn"olen
en:Chief O'Hara
ar:Moaffatish Sorrour
da:Politimester Striks
de:Kommissar Hunter
el:Epitheorita
es-es:El Capitan O'Hara
es-mx:Jefe O'Hara
et:Politisei Kommisar Fip
fr:Le commissaire Finot
it:Commissario Basettoni
nl-nl:Commissaris O'Hara
pl:Szef O'Hara
pt:Coronel Cintra
sv:Kommissarie Karlsson
en:Zeke Wolf / The Big Bad Wolf
da: / Store Stygge Ulv
de:Ede Wolf / Der B"ose Wolf
fi:Sepe Susi(?)
fr:Z`eke le Loup / Grand Loup
it:Ezechiele Lupo / Lupo Cattivo | Lupo Mannaro
no: / Storeulv
nl-nl:Midas Wolf / De (Grote) Boze Wolf
pl:Gazety Wilczek
sv:Zeke Varg / Stora Stygga Vargen
en:Li'l Bad Wolf
ar:Tdaob(?)
da:Lille Stygge Ulv
fr:P'tit Loup
it:Lupetto
nl-nl:De Kleine Boze Wolf / Wolfje
no:Lilleulv
pl:Maly Wilczek
sv:Lilla (Sn"alla) Vargen | Lilla Stygga Vargen
en:Izzy Wolf
it:Cugino Chiodo | Cugino Peste
nl-nl:Pollo
sv:Smockan
en:Three Little Pigs
el:Ta tria povrovnakia
fr:Les trois petits Cochons
it:I tre Porcellini
nl-nl:De Drie Biggetjes
pl:Trzy Male S'winki
sv:Tre smaa grisar
en:Practical Pig
da:Praktiske Bror
fr:Naf-Naf
it:Gimmi
nl-nl:Knor
sv:Bror Duktig
en:Fiddler Pig
it:Timmi [Or is this Tommi?]
nl-nl:Knir [Or is this Knar?]
sv:Bror Lustig [Or is this Bror Hurtig?]
en:Fifer Pig
it:Tommi [Or is this Timmi?]
nl-nl:Knar [Or is this Knir?]
sv:Bror Hurtig [Or is this Bror Lustig? (sigh)]
en:Brer Bear
da:Bror Bj"orn
fi:Nalle
fr:Fr`ere Ours
it:Compare Orso
nl-nl:Meneer Beer / Bruin Beer
sv:Bror Bj"orn
en:Brer Fox
da:Bror Raev
it:Sora Volpe
nl-nl:Meneer Vos / Reintje Vos
sv:Bror R"av
en:Brer Rabbit
da:Bror Kanin
it:Fratel Coniglietto
nl-nl:Broer Konijn
sv:Bror Kanin
en:Eega Beeva
de:Gamma
es-ar:Scualidus
es-es:Bip Bip
es-mx:Escua'lido
it:Eta Beta
nl-nl:Ega Beva
pt:Esqualidus
sv:Eta Beta | Ecki Becki | Fega Knega
en:Emil Eagle
da:"Ojvind "Orn
nl-nl:Arend Akelig
no:"Ornulf "Orn
sv:Emil "Orn
en:Sylvester Shyster
it:Sylvester Shyster
nl-nl:Sylvester Slibber
sv:Fusky | Mutkolv
en:Shamrock Bones
it:Sherlock Holmes
nl-nl:Sul Dufneus
sv:Sk"arlock Holm
en:Captain Churchmouse
it:Capitan Mastrorocco
nl-nl:Kapitein Kerkrat | Kapitein Kerkmuis
sv:Kapten Kyrkraatta
en:Brigitta
it:Brigitta
sv:Gittan
it:Filo Sganga
sv:Johannes N"abbelin | Ludde Spinsson | Johannes Hum | Ernst
en:Little Toot
nl-nl:Kleine Toet
sv:Lilla Traaget
en:Cornelius Coot
nl-fl:Cornelius Koet
nl-nl:Cornelis Prul
sv:Cornelius Kn"os
en:Mad Madam Mim
da:Madam Mim
fi:Matami Mimmi
it:Maga Mago`
nl-nl:Madam Mikmak
sv:Madame Mim
en:Bucky Bug
it:Buci(?)
nl-nl:Tokkie Tor
en:Witch Hazel / Hazel the Witch
it:Strega Nocciola
nl-nl:Hortensia Heks
sv:Tyra Trollpacka
en:Jiminy Cricket
da:Jesper Faarekylling
fi:Samu Sirkka
fr:Jiminy
it:Grillo (saggio)(?)
nl-nl:Japie Krekel
no:Benjamin Gresshoppe
sv:Benjamin Syrsa
en:Scamp
da:Vaks
de:Strolchi
el:Skampi
it:Lillo
nl-nl:Rakker
no:Fant
sv:Ludde
en:Aristocats
it:Aristogatti
nl-nl:De Aristocats
sv:Aristocats | Aristokatterna
en:Dumbo
es-es:Dumbo
it:Dumbo
nl-nl:Dombo
sv:Dumbo
en:Hiawatha
fr:Hiawatha
it:Penna Bianca
nl-nl:Hiawatha
sv:Hiawatha
en:Gus & Jaq
nl-nl:Tom & Pieter
sv:Gus & Jack
en:Winnie the Pooh
ar:Dodo(?)
de:Winnie Puuh
el:Ouini
it:Winnie Pooh(?)
nl-nl:Winnie de Poeh
sv:Nalle Puh
en:Cinderella
fr:Cendrillion
it:Cenerentola
nl-fl:Assepoester
nl-nl:Assepoester
sv:Askungen
en:Tinker Bell
it:Campanellino
nl-nl:Rinkelbel
sv:Tingeling
en:Double-O Duck
nl-nl:O.O.Duck
en:Duck Tales
da:Rip, Rap og Rup paa Eventyr
el:PapioPeripeties
fi:Ankronikka
sv:Duck Tales | Knatte, Fnatte och Tjatte paa "Aventyr
en:Edna Beakley
nl-nl:Mevrouw Baktaart
sv:Matilda
en:Webbigail Vanderquack / Webby
nl-nl:Lizzy [Same name as for April]
sv:Anki
en:Launchpad McQuack
da:Max
el:Volida
nl-nl:Turbo McKwek
sv:Sigge McKvack
en:Ducksworth
el:Pantaxi
nl-nl:Van Stoetewolf
sv:Albert
en:Rescue Rangers
nl-nl:Rescue Rangers
sv:R"addningspatrullen
en:Chip 'n' Dale
ar:Dhak & Tak(?)
da:Chip og Chap
de:Ah"ornchen und Beh"ornchen
el:Tsip, Nteil
es-es:Chip y Chop
fi:Tiku ja Taku
fr:Tic et Tac
it:Cip & Ciop
nl-nl:Knabbel en Babbel
no:Snipp og Snapp
sv:Piff och Puff
en:Monterey Jack / Monty
sv:Oskar
en:Gadget Hackwrench
sv:P"arlan
en:Zipper
sv:Zipper
en:Fat Cat
sv:Svinp"als
en:Professor Norton Nimnul
ar:Alwalm(?)
sv:Doktor Grym
en:Duckburg
da:Andeby
de:Entenhausen
es-es:Patolandia
fi:Ankkalinna
it:Paperopoli
nl-fl:Eendenstad
nl-nl:Duckstad
no:Andeby
sv:Ankeborg
da:Gaaser"od
fi:Hanhivaara
nl-nl:Ganzenstad
sv:Gaaseborg
en:Money Bin
de:Geldspeicher
it:Deposito
nl-nl:Geldpakhuis
sv:Pengabingen
The 2.1 version of the International Disney Comic Character Names
list is finally here. It was actually finished a couple of weeks
ago, but I thought that I would be able to make a few more additions
before sending it out to you. That will now have to wait until
after the summer, so expect another version in September or October.
That version is also planned to include a short description for each
character.
I sent out a question some time ago asking if anyone minded getting
a long list like this in this manner, but the only one who managed
a weak protest was Don Rosa, so I suppose the majority want it this
way(?).
There are a lot of changes to ver 2.0, but most of them are present
also in ver 2.0b that has been on the FTP archive for a while.
Compared to the 2.0 version, however, lots of errors have been
corrected and several names as well as a couple of new characters
have been added. Note also that I have removed all the question
marks from the Greek (el) entries. This does not necessarily mean that
they are correct, but rather that I have now access to a considerably
better table for translitterations.
After this message I will send you the C source for a short utility to
extract two-language versions of this list.
Special thanks to Harry Fluks and Luigi Bevilacqua for taking your
time to correct many of my worst misstakes and filling in lots of the
gaps. More help is, as always, appreciated...
And a question to Harry (or any Dutch list-member): About Flemish;
Flemish is a dialect of Dutch spoken mainly in Belgium, right? So
perhaps Flemish entries should be preceded by nl-be rather than the
very non-standard nl-fl?
Always in search for feedback. :-)
/Fredrik Ekman
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International Disney Comic Character Names ver 2.1
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Legend:
The list is divided into several paragraphs; one for each character.
Every paragraph is further divided into several lines; one for each
language. Each line begins with a two-letter code indicating what
language the name is in. If there are several countries using the
same language, but that have different names, a dash and a two-letter
country code (or equivalent) is added. The language codes are from
ISO 639, and the following are used:
ar:Arabic
bg:Bulgarian
cs:Czech
da:Danish
de:German
el:Greek
en:English
es-ar:Spanish (in Argentina)
es-es:Spanish (in Spain)
es-mx:Spanish (in Mexico)
et:Estonian
fi:Finnish
fr:French
hu:Hungarian
is:Icelandic
it:Italian
la:Latin
nl-fl:Flemish
nl-nl:Dutch
no:Norwegian
pl:Polish
pt:Portuguese
ru:Russian
sh:Serbo-Croatian
sk:Slovak
sv:Swedish
zh:Chinese
Each paragraph is sorted on the language codes, but the English name
is always first. If there is no English name but the original name is
known, the original name is first.
After the language code follows the name of the character. If the
language does not use the latin alphabet, the name is translitte-
rated. Non-English letters are written with additional accents and
the like before or after each letter. Title or part of name that is
often omitted is included in parentheses. Different names for the
same character that are used more or less interchangeably are sepa-
rated by a slash (/). Different translations of the same name are
separated by a pipe (|). If there is any serious doubt regarding the
correctness of the name (spelling, correct character, et c), there is
a question mark after the name. Any comments are put at the end of
the line in [brackets].
Please mail any corrections or additions to: d91fe at ide.ide.hk-r.se
The list:
en:Donald Duck
ar:Battouta
bg:Patoka Donald
cs:Donald Duck
da:Anders And
de:Donald Duck
el:Ntonalt Ntak
es-ar:Pato Donald
es-es:Donaldo
es-mx:Pato Donald
et:Piilupart Donald
fi:Aku Ankka
fr:Donald
hu:Donald Kacsa
is:Andr'es "Ond
it:(Paolino) Paperino
la:Donaldus Anas
nl-fl:Donald Duck
nl-nl:Donald Duck
no:Donald Duck
pl:Kacer Donald | Kaczor Donald(?)
pt:Pato Donald
ru:Donald
sh:Paja Patak
sk:Ujo Donald | Ka'c`'er Donald
sv:Kalle Anka
zh:Tang Lao Ya
it:Paperinik
de:Phantomias
nl-nl:Fantomerik
sv:Staal-Kalle
en:Huey, Dewey and Louie
ar:Sou Sou, Tou Tou, Fou Fou
da:Rip, Rap og Rup
de:Tick, Trick und Track
el:Hiui, Ntiui, Liui
es-ar:Huguito, Dieguito y Luisito
es-es:Juanito, Jotgito y Juaimito [Or is it Jorgito, Juanito y Jaimito?]
es-mx:Hugo, Paco y Louis
fi:Tupu, Hupu ja Lupu
fr:Loulou, Riri et Fifi
is:Rip, Rap, Rup
it:Qui, Quo, Qua
nl-fl:Loeki, Joost, Victor
nl-nl:Kwik, Kwek en Kwak
no:Ole, Dole og Doffen
pl:Dyzio, Zyzio, Hyzio
pt:Huguinho, Zezinho, Luisinho
ru:Billy, Willy, Dilly
sh:Gaio, Raio, Vlaio
sk:Tuj, Luj, Muj
sv:Knatte, Fnatte och Tjatte / Knattarna
en:Junior Woodchucks
da:Gr"onspaetterne
el:Mikros Exerevnites
es-es:Jovenes Castores
it:Giovani Marmotte
nl-fl:Junior Redders
nl-nl:Jonge Woudlopers
sv:Gr"ong"olingarna
it:Gran mogol
sv:Stormogul
en:Daisy Duck
ar:Zizka(?)
da:Andersine And
de:Daisy Duck
es-ar:Margarita
es-es:Daisy
es-mx:Daisy
fi:Iines Ankka
fr:Daisy
is:Andr'es'ina
it:Paperina
nl-fl:Daisy
nl-nl:Katrien Duck
no:Dolly Duck
pl:Daisy
pt:Margarida
sh:Pata
sv:Kajsa Anka
en:April, May and June
fi:Leenulle, Liinulle ja Tiinulle / Leenua, Liinua ja Tiinua
da:Kylle, Pylle og Rylle
it:Emy, Ely & Evy
nl-nl:Lizzy, Juultje en Babetje
no:Hetti, Letti og Netti
sv:Titti, Pippi och Kicki
en:Uncle Scrooge / Scrooge McDuck
ar:Amm Da Hab
da:Onkel Joakim / Joakim von And
de:Onkel Dagobert / Dagobert Duck
el:Thios Skroutz / Skroutz MakNtak
es-ar:Tio Patilludo
es-es:Tio Gilito
es-mx:Tio Rico
et:Onu Robert
fi: / Roope Ankka
fr:Oncle Picsou
hu: / Dagoberg Ba'csi
is: / J'oakim "Ond
it:Zio Paperone / Paperon de Paperoni
la: / Scrugulus Anas
nl-fl:Oom Jeremias / Jeremias McDuck
nl-nl:Oom Dagobert / Dagobert Duck
no:Onkel Skrue
pl:Wujer Sknerus / Sknero MacKwak
pt:Tio Patinha
sh:Cika Baja
sk:Drzgros / Ujoo Drz`'gros`'
sv:Farbror Joakim / Joakim von Anka
en:Beagle Boys
da:Bj"orne-Banden
de:Panzerknacker
el:Mpanta Ton Lukon
es-es:Golfos Apandadores
es-mx:Chicos Malos
et:Peniposoid
fi:Karhukopla
fr:Les Rapetou
it:Banda Bassotti
nl-fl:De Zware Jongens
nl-nl:De Zware Jongens
no:B-gjengen
pl:Bracia B.
pt:Irmaos Metralha
ru:Guff Brothers(?)
sv:Bj"ornligan
en:Grandma Duck
da:Bedstemor And
de:Oma Gans
es-es:Abuela Donalda / La Abuela Pata
fi:Mummo Ankka
it:Nonna Papera
nl-fl:Grootje Duck
nl-nl:Oma Duck
no:Bestemor Duck
pt:Vovo' Donalda
sv:Farmor Anka
en:Gus Goose
da:Guf
it:Ciccio
nl-nl:Gijs Gans
no:Guffen
sv:Maarten Gaas
en:Gladstone Gander
da:Faetter H"ojben
de:Gustav Gans
es-ar:Gaston
es-es:Narciso Bello
es-mx:Panfilo
fi:Hannu Hanhi
fr:Gontran Bonheur
it:Gastone
nl-fl:Jonathan de Geluksvogel
nl-nl:Guus Geluk
no:Anton Antonsen
pt:Gastao
sh:Sretsko Sretskovits
sv:Alexander Lukas
en:Gyro Gearloose
ar:Abkarino
da:George Gearl"os
de:Daniel D"usentrieb
el:Gyro
es-es:Ungenio Tarconi
es-mx:Ciro Peraloca
et:Leidur Leo
fi:Pelle Peloton
fr:Geo Trouvetout
it:Archimede Pitagorico
nl-fl:Giro Giroscoop
nl-nl:Willie Wortel | Willy
no:Smarte-Petter | Petter Smart
pt:Professor Pardal
ru:Wint(?)
sh:Proka Pronalazac
sv:Oppfinnar-Jocke | Uppfinnar-Jocke
en:Little Helper
de:Helferchen(?)
it:Edi
nl-nl:Lampje
sv:Medhj"alpare
en:Newton
it:Newton
sv:Newton
en:Flintheart Glomgold
da:Guld-Iver Flinthaard
fi:Kroisos Pennonen
it:Cuordipietra Famedoro
nl-nl:Govert Goudglans
sv:Guld-Ivar Flinthj"arta
en:(John D.) Rockerduck
da:Andy Anderbilt
de:Klaas Klever
el:Vevaia(?)
es-es:Rockerduck
es-mx:Titus Bondi
it:Rockerduck
nl-nl:Leopold Kwartjesvinder | Klaas Klever | Rockerduck
pt:Pataconcio
sv:von Pluring
en:Magica De Spell
ar:Sodia(?)
da:Hexia de Trick [Or is it Trix?]
de:Gundel Gaukelei
el:Mavika Trik
es-es:Magica
es-mx:Bruja Magica
fi:Milla Magia
fr:Miss Tick
it:Amelia
nl-nl:Zwarte Magica
no:Magica fra Tryll
pl:Magica de Czar
pt:Maga Patalogika
sv:Magica de Hex
en:Ludwig Von Drake
da:Raptus von And
fi:Taavi Ankka
it:Pico de' Paperis
nl-nl:Otto van Drakenstein
no:Ludvig von Duck
sv:Ludvig von Anka
en:Fethry Duck
da:Faetter Vims
de:Dussel Duck
es-es:Patoso
es-mx:Copetes
it:Paperoga
nl-nl:Diederik Duck
no:Fetter Klodrik
pt:Peninha
sv:Knase Anka
en:Moby Duck
nl-nl:Moby Duck
sv:Moby Duck
en:Porpy the Porpoise
sv:Tumle
en:Dim-Witty
sv:Blunder
en:Neighbor (J.) Jones
it:Signor Bombarda | Signor Mitraglia
nl-nl:Buurman Bolderbast
sv:(Olle) Olsson
en:Clara Cluck
fi:Klaara Kotko(?)
nl-nl:Klaartje Kip
sv:Klara Kluck
en:Mickey Mouse
ar:Mickey
bg:Miki Maus
cs:Mickey Mouse
da:Mickey Mouse
de:Micky Maus
el:Mikki Maous
es-es:Raton Mickey
es-mx:Raton Miguelito
et:Mikki Hiir
ex-ar:Raton Mickey
fi:Mikki Hiiri
fr:Mickey
hu:Miki Ege'r
is:Mikki M'us
it:Topolino
nl-fl:Mickey Mouse
nl-nl:Mickey Mouse
no:Mikke Mus
pl:Myszka Mikey | Miki
pt:Mickey Mouse
ru:Mickey Mouse
sh:Miki Maus
sk:Mysiak Mickey | Mys`'jak Miky
sv:Musse Pigg
zh:Mi Lao Shu
en:Minnie Mouse
ar:Minnie(?)
da:Minnie Mouse
fi:Minni Hiiri
fr:Minnie
hu:Minni
it:Minni
nl-nl:Minnie Mouse
no:Minni Mus
pl:Myszka Minnie
sv:Mimmi Pigg
en:Goofy
ar:Bondock
cs:Goofy
da:Fedtmule
de:Goofy
el:Gkoufi
es-ar:Dippy
es-es:Goofy
es-mx:Tribilin
et:Kupi
fi:Hessu Hopo
fr:Dingo
is:Ferdinand
it:Pippo
nl-nl:Goofy
no:Langbein
pl:Goofy
pt:Pateta
sh:Silja
sk:Grambi'os
sv:(Jan) Laangben
en:Super Goof
da:Super-Mule
it:Super Pippo
nl-nl:Supergoof
sv:Staal-Laangben
en:Gilbert
sv:Gilbert
en:Black Pete / Big (Bad) Pete / Peg-Leg Pete
da:Sorte Per
de:Kater Karlo
el:Mavros Pit
es-ar:Pete Pata de Palo
es-es:Pete Patapalo
es-mx:Pedro el malo
fi:Musta Pekka
fr:Pat Hibulaire
it:Pietro Gambadilegno
nl-fl:Zwarte Pier
nl-nl:Boris Boef
no:Svarte-Petter
pt:Joao Bafo de Onsa
sh:Veliki Pit
sv:Svarte Petter
en:Pluto (the Pup)
cs:Pluto
da:Pluto
el:Pluto
es-ar:Pluto
fi:Pluto
fr:Pluto
hu:Plu'to'
is:Pl'ut'o
it:Pluto
nl-nl:Pluto
no:Pluto
sk:Pluto
sv:Pluto
en:Morty and Ferdie (Fieldmouse)
da:Mik og Mak
fi:Martti ja Vertti
it:Tip & Tap
nl-nl:Puk en Max Mouse
no:Tipp og Topp
sv:Teddi och Freddi
en:Horace Horsecollar
da:Klaus Krikke(?)
es-es:Horacio
fi:Poni Koninkaulus(?)
it:Orazio
nl-nl:Karel Paardepoot
sv:Klasse
en:Clarabelle Cow
cs:Kla'ry
da:Nora Malkeko(?)
fi:Heluna(?)
fr:Clarabelle
it:Clarabella
nl-nl:Clarabella Koe
es-es:Clarabella
sv:Klarabella
en:The (Phantom) Blot
sv:Sp"okplumpen
de:Das Schwarze Phantom
it:Macchia Nera
nl-nl:De zwarte Schim
da:Sorte Klat
no:Sp"okelsekladden
en:Idgit the Midgit
da:Puslingen
de:Zwerg Zwetschge
no:Mikro-Midas
sv:Putte
en:Dangerous Dan McBoo
da:Farlige Fritz
no:Farlige Fiffus
sv:Kn"olen
en:Chief O'Hara
ar:Moaffatish Sorrour
da:Politimester Striks
de:Kommissar Hunter
el:Epitheorita
es-es:El Capitan O'Hara
es-mx:Jefe O'Hara
et:Politisei Kommisar Fip
fr:Le commissaire Finot
it:Commissario Basettoni
nl-nl:Commissaris O'Hara
pl:Szef O'Hara
pt:Coronel Cintra
sv:Kommissarie Karlsson
en:Zeke Wolf / The Big Bad Wolf
da: / Store Stygge Ulv
de:Ede Wolf / Der B"ose Wolf
fi:Sepe Susi(?)
fr:Z`eke le Loup / Grand Loup
it:Ezechiele Lupo / Lupo Cattivo | Lupo Mannaro
no: / Storeulv
nl-nl:Midas Wolf / De (Grote) Boze Wolf
pl:Gazety Wilczek
sv:Zeke Varg / Stora Stygga Vargen
en:Li'l Bad Wolf
ar:Tdaob(?)
da:Lille Stygge Ulv
fr:P'tit Loup
it:Lupetto
nl-nl:De Kleine Boze Wolf / Wolfje
no:Lilleulv
pl:Maly Wilczek
sv:Lilla (Sn"alla) Vargen | Lilla Stygga Vargen
en:Izzy Wolf
it:Cugino Chiodo | Cugino Peste
nl-nl:Pollo
sv:Smockan
en:Three Little Pigs
el:Ta tria povrovnakia
fr:Les trois petits Cochons
it:I tre Porcellini
nl-nl:De Drie Biggetjes
pl:Trzy Male S'winki
sv:Tre smaa grisar
en:Practical Pig
da:Praktiske Bror
fr:Naf-Naf
it:Gimmi
nl-nl:Knor
sv:Bror Duktig
en:Fiddler Pig
it:Timmi [Or is this Tommi?]
nl-nl:Knir [Or is this Knar?]
sv:Bror Lustig [Or is this Bror Hurtig?]
en:Fifer Pig
it:Tommi [Or is this Timmi?]
nl-nl:Knar [Or is this Knir?]
sv:Bror Hurtig [Or is this Bror Lustig? (sigh)]
en:Brer Bear
da:Bror Bj"orn
fi:Nalle
fr:Fr`ere Ours
it:Compare Orso
nl-nl:Meneer Beer / Bruin Beer
sv:Bror Bj"orn
en:Brer Fox
da:Bror Raev
it:Sora Volpe
nl-nl:Meneer Vos / Reintje Vos
sv:Bror R"av
en:Brer Rabbit
da:Bror Kanin
it:Fratel Coniglietto
nl-nl:Broer Konijn
sv:Bror Kanin
en:Eega Beeva
de:Gamma
es-ar:Scualidus
es-es:Bip Bip
es-mx:Escua'lido
it:Eta Beta
nl-nl:Ega Beva
pt:Esqualidus
sv:Eta Beta | Ecki Becki | Fega Knega
en:Emil Eagle
da:"Ojvind "Orn
nl-nl:Arend Akelig
no:"Ornulf "Orn
sv:Emil "Orn
en:Sylvester Shyster
it:Sylvester Shyster
nl-nl:Sylvester Slibber
sv:Fusky | Mutkolv
en:Shamrock Bones
it:Sherlock Holmes
nl-nl:Sul Dufneus
sv:Sk"arlock Holm
en:Captain Churchmouse
it:Capitan Mastrorocco
nl-nl:Kapitein Kerkrat | Kapitein Kerkmuis
sv:Kapten Kyrkraatta
en:Brigitta
it:Brigitta
sv:Gittan
it:Filo Sganga
sv:Johannes N"abbelin | Ludde Spinsson | Johannes Hum | Ernst
en:Little Toot
nl-nl:Kleine Toet
sv:Lilla Traaget
en:Cornelius Coot
nl-fl:Cornelius Koet
nl-nl:Cornelis Prul
sv:Cornelius Kn"os
en:Mad Madam Mim
da:Madam Mim
fi:Matami Mimmi
it:Maga Mago`
nl-nl:Madam Mikmak
sv:Madame Mim
en:Bucky Bug
it:Buci(?)
nl-nl:Tokkie Tor
en:Witch Hazel / Hazel the Witch
it:Strega Nocciola
nl-nl:Hortensia Heks
sv:Tyra Trollpacka
en:Jiminy Cricket
da:Jesper Faarekylling
fi:Samu Sirkka
fr:Jiminy
it:Grillo (saggio)(?)
nl-nl:Japie Krekel
no:Benjamin Gresshoppe
sv:Benjamin Syrsa
en:Scamp
da:Vaks
de:Strolchi
el:Skampi
it:Lillo
nl-nl:Rakker
no:Fant
sv:Ludde
en:Aristocats
it:Aristogatti
nl-nl:De Aristocats
sv:Aristocats | Aristokatterna
en:Dumbo
es-es:Dumbo
it:Dumbo
nl-nl:Dombo
sv:Dumbo
en:Hiawatha
fr:Hiawatha
it:Penna Bianca
nl-nl:Hiawatha
sv:Hiawatha
en:Gus & Jaq
nl-nl:Tom & Pieter
sv:Gus & Jack
en:Winnie the Pooh
ar:Dodo(?)
de:Winnie Puuh
el:Ouini
it:Winnie Pooh(?)
nl-nl:Winnie de Poeh
sv:Nalle Puh
en:Cinderella
fr:Cendrillion
it:Cenerentola
nl-fl:Assepoester
nl-nl:Assepoester
sv:Askungen
en:Tinker Bell
it:Campanellino
nl-nl:Rinkelbel
sv:Tingeling
en:Double-O Duck
nl-nl:O.O.Duck
en:Duck Tales
da:Rip, Rap og Rup paa Eventyr
el:PapioPeripeties
fi:Ankronikka
sv:Duck Tales | Knatte, Fnatte och Tjatte paa "Aventyr
en:Edna Beakley
nl-nl:Mevrouw Baktaart
sv:Matilda
en:Webbigail Vanderquack / Webby
nl-nl:Lizzy [Same name as for April]
sv:Anki
en:Launchpad McQuack
da:Max
el:Volida
nl-nl:Turbo McKwek
sv:Sigge McKvack
en:Ducksworth
el:Pantaxi
nl-nl:Van Stoetewolf
sv:Albert
en:Rescue Rangers
nl-nl:Rescue Rangers
sv:R"addningspatrullen
en:Chip 'n' Dale
ar:Dhak & Tak(?)
da:Chip og Chap
de:Ah"ornchen und Beh"ornchen
el:Tsip, Nteil
es-es:Chip y Chop
fi:Tiku ja Taku
fr:Tic et Tac
it:Cip & Ciop
nl-nl:Knabbel en Babbel
no:Snipp og Snapp
sv:Piff och Puff
en:Monterey Jack / Monty
sv:Oskar
en:Gadget Hackwrench
sv:P"arlan
en:Zipper
sv:Zipper
en:Fat Cat
sv:Svinp"als
en:Professor Norton Nimnul
ar:Alwalm(?)
sv:Doktor Grym
en:Duckburg
da:Andeby
de:Entenhausen
es-es:Patolandia
fi:Ankkalinna
it:Paperopoli
nl-fl:Eendenstad
nl-nl:Duckstad
no:Andeby
sv:Ankeborg
da:Gaaser"od
fi:Hanhivaara
nl-nl:Ganzenstad
sv:Gaaseborg
en:Money Bin
de:Geldspeicher
it:Deposito
nl-nl:Geldpakhuis
sv:Pengabingen
Fredrik Ekman
Extract.c
Message 15 -
1993-06-03 at 17:11:25
And here's the extract utility. I don't know if anyone has any real
use for it, but I just couldn't stop myself. :-)
I have successfully compiled it on a DOS machine with the Borland C++
3.0 compiler, but it should work with any ANSI C compiler. If you get
any problems, I should be able to supply you with a uuencoded
executable for either MS-DOS or SUN SPARCstations. Alternatively, if
you want only one or two extractions, I could simply send you the
extractions instead.
The program is very simple to use. As arguments, you use the language
codes from the International Disney Comic Names list. So if you, for
example want a translation of names from English to Swedish (the two
most complete languages, for obvious reasons) you type
extract en sv
The program in its current form requires that the International Names
list (any version 2.x) is in the current directory and has file name
"names". I have deliberately kept both file names short in order not
to cause problems for MS-DOS users (like myself). If you prefer to
have any other name on the file (I think Per uses "interlingual" in
the FTP archive) just change line three of the source.
Enjoy!
/Fredrik Ekman
___________________________
______| |______
\ | In Donaldismo Veritas | /
> |___________________________| <
/______\| |/______\
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#define FILENAME "names"
/**************************
* Program: extract *
* Version: 1.0 *
* Date : 5/5 1993 *
* Source : extract.c *
* Author : Fredrik Ekman *
**************************/
/* This is a utility to extract two-language translations from the
International Disney Comic Character Names list. This list is
available from the author of this program or through anonymous
FTP from ftp.lysator.liu.se under the file name
/pub/comics/disney/characters/interlingual. To use the program,
the file in question must be present in the current directory.
The filename must be the same as that which is defined in line
three of this source. If you should want to use any other name,
just change line three to whatever you want. This program is in
the public domain, so if you feel that anything is required
except what is already featured; just add it. The only thing I
ask for if you change it is a copy of the updated code. Please
report any bugs.
Fredrik Ekman email: d91fe at ide.ide.hk-r.se */
char *readline(FILE *fp, char *ch);
char *before_colon(char *strn);
char *extract_name(char *strn);
void main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
char ch='\0';
char language1[80];
char language2[80];
char strn[80];
FILE *fp;
*language1 = *language2 = '\0';
puts("Translation of Disney Comic Character Names");
if(fp=fopen(FILENAME, "r"))
if(argc == 3)
{
while(ch != EOF && (*language1 == '\0' || *language2 == '\0'))
{
strcpy(strn, readline(fp, &ch));
if(strcmp(before_colon(strn), argv[1]) == 0)
strcpy(language1, extract_name(strn));
if(strcmp(before_colon(strn), argv[2]) == 0)
strcpy(language2, extract_name(strn));
}
if(*language1 && *language2)
{
while(strcmp(readline(fp, &ch), "") != 0);
printf("%s to %s\n\n", language1, language2);
*language1 = *language2 = '\0';
while(ch != EOF)
{
strcpy(strn, readline(fp, &ch));
if(strcmp(before_colon(strn), argv[1]) == 0)
strcpy(language1, extract_name(strn));
if(strcmp(before_colon(strn), argv[2]) == 0)
strcpy(language2, extract_name(strn));
if(strcmp(strn, "") == 0)
*language1 = *language2 = '\0';
if(*language1 && *language2)
{
printf("%s = %s\n", language1, language2);
while(strcmp(readline(fp, &ch), "") != 0);
*language1 = *language2 = '\0';
}
}
}
else
fputs("Error: Language code does not exist in file", stderr);
fclose(fp);
}
else
{
puts("Extract utility ver 1.0 by Fredrik Ekman\n");
puts("Useage: extract {code 1} {code 2}");
printf("Where code x is a language code from the file %s", FILENAME);
}
else
fprintf(stderr, "Error: The file %s is not in the current directory\n", FILENAME);
}
/* Function to return a line from file */
char *readline(FILE *fp, char *ch)
{
char strn[80];
int i;
for(i=0; (strn[i]=getc(fp)) != EOF && strn[i] != '\n'; i++);
*ch = strn[i];
strn[i] = '\0';
return strn;
}
/* Function to return the characters before the colon in a string */
char *before_colon(char *strn)
{
char output[80];
int colon=0;
int i;
for(i=0; strn[i] != '\0' && strn[i] != ':'; i++)
output[i] = strn[i];
if(strn[i] == ':')
colon = 1;
output[i] = '\0';
return colon ? output : NULL;
}
/* Function to extract name from a string */
char *extract_name(char *strn)
{
int i, j;
char name[80];
j = strlen(before_colon(strn))+1;
for(i=0; (name[i]=strn[j]) != '\0' && strn[j] != '[' && strn[j] != '|'; i++, j++);
if(name[i] != '\0')
for(; name[i] == ' ' || name[i] == '[' || name[i] == '|'; i--)
name[i] = '\0';
return name;
}
use for it, but I just couldn't stop myself. :-)
I have successfully compiled it on a DOS machine with the Borland C++
3.0 compiler, but it should work with any ANSI C compiler. If you get
any problems, I should be able to supply you with a uuencoded
executable for either MS-DOS or SUN SPARCstations. Alternatively, if
you want only one or two extractions, I could simply send you the
extractions instead.
The program is very simple to use. As arguments, you use the language
codes from the International Disney Comic Names list. So if you, for
example want a translation of names from English to Swedish (the two
most complete languages, for obvious reasons) you type
extract en sv
The program in its current form requires that the International Names
list (any version 2.x) is in the current directory and has file name
"names". I have deliberately kept both file names short in order not
to cause problems for MS-DOS users (like myself). If you prefer to
have any other name on the file (I think Per uses "interlingual" in
the FTP archive) just change line three of the source.
Enjoy!
/Fredrik Ekman
___________________________
______| |______
\ | In Donaldismo Veritas | /
> |___________________________| <
/______\| |/______\
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#define FILENAME "names"
/**************************
* Program: extract *
* Version: 1.0 *
* Date : 5/5 1993 *
* Source : extract.c *
* Author : Fredrik Ekman *
**************************/
/* This is a utility to extract two-language translations from the
International Disney Comic Character Names list. This list is
available from the author of this program or through anonymous
FTP from ftp.lysator.liu.se under the file name
/pub/comics/disney/characters/interlingual. To use the program,
the file in question must be present in the current directory.
The filename must be the same as that which is defined in line
three of this source. If you should want to use any other name,
just change line three to whatever you want. This program is in
the public domain, so if you feel that anything is required
except what is already featured; just add it. The only thing I
ask for if you change it is a copy of the updated code. Please
report any bugs.
Fredrik Ekman email: d91fe at ide.ide.hk-r.se */
char *readline(FILE *fp, char *ch);
char *before_colon(char *strn);
char *extract_name(char *strn);
void main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
char ch='\0';
char language1[80];
char language2[80];
char strn[80];
FILE *fp;
*language1 = *language2 = '\0';
puts("Translation of Disney Comic Character Names");
if(fp=fopen(FILENAME, "r"))
if(argc == 3)
{
while(ch != EOF && (*language1 == '\0' || *language2 == '\0'))
{
strcpy(strn, readline(fp, &ch));
if(strcmp(before_colon(strn), argv[1]) == 0)
strcpy(language1, extract_name(strn));
if(strcmp(before_colon(strn), argv[2]) == 0)
strcpy(language2, extract_name(strn));
}
if(*language1 && *language2)
{
while(strcmp(readline(fp, &ch), "") != 0);
printf("%s to %s\n\n", language1, language2);
*language1 = *language2 = '\0';
while(ch != EOF)
{
strcpy(strn, readline(fp, &ch));
if(strcmp(before_colon(strn), argv[1]) == 0)
strcpy(language1, extract_name(strn));
if(strcmp(before_colon(strn), argv[2]) == 0)
strcpy(language2, extract_name(strn));
if(strcmp(strn, "") == 0)
*language1 = *language2 = '\0';
if(*language1 && *language2)
{
printf("%s = %s\n", language1, language2);
while(strcmp(readline(fp, &ch), "") != 0);
*language1 = *language2 = '\0';
}
}
}
else
fputs("Error: Language code does not exist in file", stderr);
fclose(fp);
}
else
{
puts("Extract utility ver 1.0 by Fredrik Ekman\n");
puts("Useage: extract {code 1} {code 2}");
printf("Where code x is a language code from the file %s", FILENAME);
}
else
fprintf(stderr, "Error: The file %s is not in the current directory\n", FILENAME);
}
/* Function to return a line from file */
char *readline(FILE *fp, char *ch)
{
char strn[80];
int i;
for(i=0; (strn[i]=getc(fp)) != EOF && strn[i] != '\n'; i++);
*ch = strn[i];
strn[i] = '\0';
return strn;
}
/* Function to return the characters before the colon in a string */
char *before_colon(char *strn)
{
char output[80];
int colon=0;
int i;
for(i=0; strn[i] != '\0' && strn[i] != ':'; i++)
output[i] = strn[i];
if(strn[i] == ':')
colon = 1;
output[i] = '\0';
return colon ? output : NULL;
}
/* Function to extract name from a string */
char *extract_name(char *strn)
{
int i, j;
char name[80];
j = strlen(before_colon(strn))+1;
for(i=0; (name[i]=strn[j]) != '\0' && strn[j] != '[' && strn[j] != '|'; i++, j++);
if(name[i] != '\0')
for(; name[i] == ' ' || name[i] == '[' || name[i] == '|'; i--)
name[i] = '\0';
return name;
}