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I'm sorry, but I have to hesitate DON with this:

> I asked Don Rosa:
>
> > Don, have you ever actually considered to shock the 'Mouse Universe' with
> > your 'irritating details'?

> Harry replied with Don Rosa quote:
>
>>> As for me ever doing a Mickey Mouse story, there's no chance of that.
>>> There's no reason for me to. I am totally apathetic toward the character
>>> as being simply a cute configuration of lines. There's no personality.
>>> Sure, in the hands of another Barks, Mickey would become a WONDERFUL
>>> character.

That's exactly what I mean. Let's just replace 'another Barks'
with something else, like:

Sure, in the hands of Don Rosa (ahem!), Mickey would become
a wonderful character. 8-)
I think if anybody it's you who can put personality in
a comic book character.

>>> I'll be glad to do a Mickey Mouse story after someone else writes and
>>> draws classic Mickey comics for 25 years and gets me interested in
>>> those cute ink lines. As of right now... feh.

Somebody's got to be the first. Why not you. :)
I'm not trying to force you or anything...

/Mikko

Daca'rt which is the company that sells the Swedish Barks lithographs.
(There are different series of Barks lithographs in the USA in Japan
and here in Sweden -- somewhere else too?). They recently announced
(at least I just got it in the mail) their fourth lithograph which
they call "Ice festival in Duckburg" (but in Swedish). (50 numbered
and signed copies at 4800 SEK.)

It displays a lot of Duckburgians with an emphasis on Donald and Daisy
on skates. (Scrooge has skates for rent.) What painting is this?
(Daca'rt don't list the English titles of the paintings in their ads.)
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Per Starback, Uppsala, Sweden. email: starback at minsk.docs.uu.se
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