ALL:
Is Walt Disney's Comics and Stories the magazine which in its previous
issue had a story about Donald+HDL and a giant sea serpent?
DON:
Your visit will be five days long?!-o Do you have some schedual for the
trip? And darn the school, I can't come until saturday (Nov, 11th) to Helsinki,
because I have a leading role in a school play in friday night. "Mythological
Menagerie" was one of my favourite Duck stories. Probably because it displayed
so much autenthic fantasy creatures, but also because of the plot. And the
faces were very expressive. (in fact, it took me a long time to figure this
wan't Barks' work.)
--
Mike - The Finnish Trekkie
Author
Topic: 199510
(299 messages)
Mike Pohjola
Disney-comics anniversary digest #800.
Message 1 -
1995-10-01 at 11:55:18
Mike Pohjola
Disney-comics digest #801.
Message 2 -
1995-10-01 at 12:04:24
DON:
Umm... The toothbrush gag was there, but it looked way better in
English. Btw, have you changed something about the way the BB dress? Did
they always have belts and sleeves like that? And they actually had flies
in their pants!
When you come to Finland, could you please bring me a copy of the
English Duck family tree? It would help me a lot when discussing the less known
relatives.
--
Mike - The Finnish Trekkie
Umm... The toothbrush gag was there, but it looked way better in
English. Btw, have you changed something about the way the BB dress? Did
they always have belts and sleeves like that? And they actually had flies
in their pants!
When you come to Finland, could you please bring me a copy of the
English Duck family tree? It would help me a lot when discussing the less known
relatives.
--
Mike - The Finnish Trekkie
Striker261
Mickey Mouse
Message 3 -
1995-10-01 at 17:57:38
I loved Mickey Mouses new cartoon "Runaway Brain" and I was wondering is
there any collectable stuff based on the show.
Thanks
Billy Hesterman
STriker261 at aol.com
there any collectable stuff based on the show.
Thanks
Billy Hesterman
STriker261 at aol.com
JALustig
Your mail the first?
Message 4 -
1995-10-01 at 23:05:03
Per:
I haven't given many people my e-mail address yet, so most of the e-mail I
get are messages from the mail list. I think--but I'm not sure--that your
message notifying me that my messages were going through was the first bit of
E-mail that I had come in for about 24 hours. Sometime later--after I wrote
back to you--a large number of messages from the mailing list finally showed
up in my box. I don't know what the problem was and I'm not going to worry
overly much about it.
In the future--if there seems to be a problem--I'll take your advice and
contact you.
--John Lustig
I haven't given many people my e-mail address yet, so most of the e-mail I
get are messages from the mail list. I think--but I'm not sure--that your
message notifying me that my messages were going through was the first bit of
E-mail that I had come in for about 24 hours. Sometime later--after I wrote
back to you--a large number of messages from the mailing list finally showed
up in my box. I don't know what the problem was and I'm not going to worry
overly much about it.
In the future--if there seems to be a problem--I'll take your advice and
contact you.
--John Lustig
Cdoberman
Girl Jr. Woodchucks
Message 5 -
1995-10-02 at 01:48:09
Greetings:
My baby daughter just got a book called "Junior Woodchuck Jamboree" and it
clearly includes girl JWs. I remember a story with the JWs competing with a
girl scout troop of some sort, but are there any comic stories that include
girl JWs? My opinion is that there ought to be.
-- Wes
"But, Mickey! It's SUICIDE! We'll be KILLED! How'll we ever land without
wheels?" -- Captain Doberman
My baby daughter just got a book called "Junior Woodchuck Jamboree" and it
clearly includes girl JWs. I remember a story with the JWs competing with a
girl scout troop of some sort, but are there any comic stories that include
girl JWs? My opinion is that there ought to be.
-- Wes
"But, Mickey! It's SUICIDE! We'll be KILLED! How'll we ever land without
wheels?" -- Captain Doberman
BrerRab1
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1995-10-02 at 02:36:39
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Kathy Fitzpatrick
Girl Jr. Woodchucks
Message 7 -
1995-10-02 at 03:46:18
Wes,
I have only seen the JW's competing with the Chickadees.
Kathy
>Greetings:
>
>My baby daughter just got a book called "Junior Woodchuck Jamboree" and it
>clearly includes girl JWs. I remember a story with the JWs competing with a
>girl scout troop of some sort, but are there any comic stories that include
>girl JWs? My opinion is that there ought to be.
>
>-- Wes
>
>"But, Mickey! It's SUICIDE! We'll be KILLED! How'll we ever land without
>wheels?" -- Captain Doberman
>
>
I have only seen the JW's competing with the Chickadees.
Kathy
>Greetings:
>
>My baby daughter just got a book called "Junior Woodchuck Jamboree" and it
>clearly includes girl JWs. I remember a story with the JWs competing with a
>girl scout troop of some sort, but are there any comic stories that include
>girl JWs? My opinion is that there ought to be.
>
>-- Wes
>
>"But, Mickey! It's SUICIDE! We'll be KILLED! How'll we ever land without
>wheels?" -- Captain Doberman
>
>
Arthur De Wolf
CL, CBLiC, B/W CBL, DRL. (?)
Message 8 -
1995-10-02 at 05:05:31
Hi!
As you all may remember, I made a list of countries in which Disney
comics are, or have been published. Right now, the list is already available
on Jacob's webpages. Jacob made an HTML-version of the list, which makes it
even easier to read it. (http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre/Disney/Publishing_list.uk.
html). Andreas Gammel though, who also lives in the Netherlands has found a
little book, in which all countries that have their own Disney comics are
in. Every Disney comic has a little photo in color, and some text with the
address of the publisher. Andreas only had one copy of the book, so he pro-
mised me to make photocopies of it (about 50 pages), and give them to me.
With those photocopies, I will be able to complete my list!! Has anyone
ever heard of this book? I don't know if Andreas is still a member of Dis-
ney-Comics. He told me he had been a member, but I'm not sure he still is.
So, Andreas? Are you still here?
I'm pretty exited about this book. I collect Disney comics from all
over the world, you know. This weekend, Jacob send me the Faeroese version
of the Carl Barks Library in Color. It's the first time I have ever seen a
CBLiC. I saw Daniel's B/W CBL, but the CBLiC looks nice too. Does the CBLiC
also publish all the 'special' Barks-material, like the Junior Woodchucks-
scripts? Or do they only print the final stories, as they appaired in for
example Walt Disney Comics & Stories? The copy Jacob sent me was the Walt
Disney Comics & Stories in Color Library. It was numbered number one, but
the stories inside were WDC103, WDC104 etc. How could that be? On the in-
side cover I saw that the album was equal to the American WDCiC#14. Does
that mean that they forget about the other 13 albums in the Faeroe-islands?
Except from the language, the Faeroese CBLiC looks exactly the same as the
ones from Gladstone. Are there more countries that translate the American
CBLiC into their own? Jacob said that that on the Faeroe islands, they are
publishing CBLiC in Faroese in cooperation with Ehapa. So do they also have
them in Germany?
I heard that they are going to publish a Don Rosa Library in Ger-
many. Is it also printed in album-form, like the CBLiC? I wish they were
going to print a DRL in Holland.(or at least in the US) But sadly, the Dutch
publishers kind of "dis"like Don's artwork. Not that they don't print Don's
stories, but they say it's not good enough to appair in the Dutch Donald
Duck weekly! So they print it in the Dutch Donald Duck Extra. They have
*never* printed a Rosa-cover in the Netherlands either. I can't understand
it. Don's covers are the best I've ever seen. His covers are far superious
then those of other artists! But the Dutch publishers seem to think in an-
other way. I guess the "Life of Scrooge" will not be printed in Album-form
in the Netherlands either. :-(
DANIEL:
> Now there are still four give-aways waiting for a good reprint: "Race to
> the South Seas", "Darkest Africa", "Atom Bomb" and "Donald Duck Tells
> about Kites".
I read something of "Atom Bomb" being reprinted in WDC&S#571. I
don't have that issue though. I guess it's a redrawn version too!
--Arthur.
As you all may remember, I made a list of countries in which Disney
comics are, or have been published. Right now, the list is already available
on Jacob's webpages. Jacob made an HTML-version of the list, which makes it
even easier to read it. (http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre/Disney/Publishing_list.uk.
html). Andreas Gammel though, who also lives in the Netherlands has found a
little book, in which all countries that have their own Disney comics are
in. Every Disney comic has a little photo in color, and some text with the
address of the publisher. Andreas only had one copy of the book, so he pro-
mised me to make photocopies of it (about 50 pages), and give them to me.
With those photocopies, I will be able to complete my list!! Has anyone
ever heard of this book? I don't know if Andreas is still a member of Dis-
ney-Comics. He told me he had been a member, but I'm not sure he still is.
So, Andreas? Are you still here?
I'm pretty exited about this book. I collect Disney comics from all
over the world, you know. This weekend, Jacob send me the Faeroese version
of the Carl Barks Library in Color. It's the first time I have ever seen a
CBLiC. I saw Daniel's B/W CBL, but the CBLiC looks nice too. Does the CBLiC
also publish all the 'special' Barks-material, like the Junior Woodchucks-
scripts? Or do they only print the final stories, as they appaired in for
example Walt Disney Comics & Stories? The copy Jacob sent me was the Walt
Disney Comics & Stories in Color Library. It was numbered number one, but
the stories inside were WDC103, WDC104 etc. How could that be? On the in-
side cover I saw that the album was equal to the American WDCiC#14. Does
that mean that they forget about the other 13 albums in the Faeroe-islands?
Except from the language, the Faeroese CBLiC looks exactly the same as the
ones from Gladstone. Are there more countries that translate the American
CBLiC into their own? Jacob said that that on the Faeroe islands, they are
publishing CBLiC in Faroese in cooperation with Ehapa. So do they also have
them in Germany?
I heard that they are going to publish a Don Rosa Library in Ger-
many. Is it also printed in album-form, like the CBLiC? I wish they were
going to print a DRL in Holland.(or at least in the US) But sadly, the Dutch
publishers kind of "dis"like Don's artwork. Not that they don't print Don's
stories, but they say it's not good enough to appair in the Dutch Donald
Duck weekly! So they print it in the Dutch Donald Duck Extra. They have
*never* printed a Rosa-cover in the Netherlands either. I can't understand
it. Don's covers are the best I've ever seen. His covers are far superious
then those of other artists! But the Dutch publishers seem to think in an-
other way. I guess the "Life of Scrooge" will not be printed in Album-form
in the Netherlands either. :-(
DANIEL:
> Now there are still four give-aways waiting for a good reprint: "Race to
> the South Seas", "Darkest Africa", "Atom Bomb" and "Donald Duck Tells
> about Kites".
I read something of "Atom Bomb" being reprinted in WDC&S#571. I
don't have that issue though. I guess it's a redrawn version too!
--Arthur.
Don Rosa
Disney-comics digest #801.
Message 9 -
1995-10-02 at 14:34:00
WES:
Horrors! GIRL Junior Woodchucks?!?! NEVER! What heresy!
The Chickadees (or was it something like the Little Chickadees?) are
Duckburg's girl scout brigade. It may very well be associated with the
Woodchucks... maybe even use their manual. But it's much more fun to have
the girls and the boy scouts separate for possible rivalries. And in my own
private view of Duckburg, I prefer it since it's much more "50's".
MIKE:
I don't do the Beagle Boys clothes the way I'd really like to. I'd
prefer to put their numbers on plates hanging from their necks (as in their
earliest appearances) and with their group name stenciled on their prison
shirts. This is the way I drew them before I went to work for Egmont, but I
was told to draw them more in the accepted style (and remove the English
stencil, of course). As for thier flies... I just found it uncomfortable
drawing the fronts of their pants blank, like they were wearing leotards or
something. It's just my yen to fill blank spaces with needless and
irritating detail, and make the job take me longer than it needs to. If you
knew a way to prevent me from doing these things, I wish you'd tell me.
Someone please stop me before I draw more!!!
If I don't bring you an english Duck Family Tree, I'm sure someone
will send you a copy of WDC&S #600 where it's printed.
ARTHUR:
There has been a "Don Rosa Library" that prints only my stories in
Germany for two years now, but that title does not appear on the cover. The
cover says UNCLE $CROOGE (ONKLE DAGOBERT) and the "official" title of the
album on schedules and ads and order forms seems to be DISNEY: DON ROSA.
Horrors! GIRL Junior Woodchucks?!?! NEVER! What heresy!
The Chickadees (or was it something like the Little Chickadees?) are
Duckburg's girl scout brigade. It may very well be associated with the
Woodchucks... maybe even use their manual. But it's much more fun to have
the girls and the boy scouts separate for possible rivalries. And in my own
private view of Duckburg, I prefer it since it's much more "50's".
MIKE:
I don't do the Beagle Boys clothes the way I'd really like to. I'd
prefer to put their numbers on plates hanging from their necks (as in their
earliest appearances) and with their group name stenciled on their prison
shirts. This is the way I drew them before I went to work for Egmont, but I
was told to draw them more in the accepted style (and remove the English
stencil, of course). As for thier flies... I just found it uncomfortable
drawing the fronts of their pants blank, like they were wearing leotards or
something. It's just my yen to fill blank spaces with needless and
irritating detail, and make the job take me longer than it needs to. If you
knew a way to prevent me from doing these things, I wish you'd tell me.
Someone please stop me before I draw more!!!
If I don't bring you an english Duck Family Tree, I'm sure someone
will send you a copy of WDC&S #600 where it's printed.
ARTHUR:
There has been a "Don Rosa Library" that prints only my stories in
Germany for two years now, but that title does not appear on the cover. The
cover says UNCLE $CROOGE (ONKLE DAGOBERT) and the "official" title of the
album on schedules and ads and order forms seems to be DISNEY: DON ROSA.
Striker261
Mickey Mouse
Message 10 -
1995-10-03 at 00:39:27
Are there Mickey Mouse comic books?
If so where is a good place to buy the older editions?
thanks
Striker261 at aol.com
If so where is a good place to buy the older editions?
thanks
Striker261 at aol.com
Daniel Van Eijmeren
WDC&S 600
Message 11 -
1995-10-03 at 01:11:12
Hi!
Is there someone here who can get me a copy of WDC&S 600?
Greetings,
--- Daniel
Is there someone here who can get me a copy of WDC&S 600?
Greetings,
--- Daniel
Jacob Sparre Andersen
CBLiC in Faroese
Message 12 -
1995-10-03 at 12:21:30
ARTHUR:
Sombody didn't get the URL right, so I'll repeat it:
"http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre/Disney/Publishing_list.uk.html" is Arthur's list.
"http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre/Disney/index.uk.html" is my main Disney document.
About starting with CBLiC#14: BFL didn't start publishing CBLiC until Ehapa
was at number 14, so they just decided to make CBSil#1 ~ CBLiC#14, and then
wait for a reprint of CBLiC#1-13 so they can be appended to the collection.
Greetings,
Jacob Sparre Andersen.
--
Have you played with your LEGO today?
--
URL's: "mailto:sparre at cats.nbi.dk", "http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre".
--
"We need a plan to diverge from", Fesser
--
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Sombody didn't get the URL right, so I'll repeat it:
"http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre/Disney/Publishing_list.uk.html" is Arthur's list.
"http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre/Disney/index.uk.html" is my main Disney document.
About starting with CBLiC#14: BFL didn't start publishing CBLiC until Ehapa
was at number 14, so they just decided to make CBSil#1 ~ CBLiC#14, and then
wait for a reprint of CBLiC#1-13 so they can be appended to the collection.
Greetings,
Jacob Sparre Andersen.
--
Have you played with your LEGO today?
--
URL's: "mailto:sparre at cats.nbi.dk", "http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre".
--
"We need a plan to diverge from", Fesser
--
LEGO: MOC+++1c TO+++2(6543) TC+++3(8880) AQ+++ BV-- #++ S LS++ YB72m
Mike Pohjola
Disney-comics digest #803.
Message 13 -
1995-10-03 at 12:49:42
WES:
I believe I've read the same story about the big boy/girl JW camp.
It also portrayed Gladstone as being a lively boy scout so I wouldn't worry
about the canonness of the story...
DON:
I keep thinking that having number plates on free time is rather
pointing and naive. (of course I realize it's too late to change it now)
>If you knew a way to prevent me from doing these things, I wish you'd tell me.
Well, if you really want to begin doing bad work, then ask advaice
from almost any other Disney artist. But please, don't.
>I'm sure someone will send you a copy of WDC&S #600 where it's printed.
The tree is published there? Well, I'm sure I can get it from some
comics store in Finland. Thanks.
--
Mike - The Finnish Trekkie
I believe I've read the same story about the big boy/girl JW camp.
It also portrayed Gladstone as being a lively boy scout so I wouldn't worry
about the canonness of the story...
DON:
I keep thinking that having number plates on free time is rather
pointing and naive. (of course I realize it's too late to change it now)
>If you knew a way to prevent me from doing these things, I wish you'd tell me.
Well, if you really want to begin doing bad work, then ask advaice
from almost any other Disney artist. But please, don't.
>I'm sure someone will send you a copy of WDC&S #600 where it's printed.
The tree is published there? Well, I'm sure I can get it from some
comics store in Finland. Thanks.
--
Mike - The Finnish Trekkie
Arthur De Wolf
WDC&S #600?
Message 14 -
1995-10-03 at 17:20:54
Hi!
DANIEL:
> Is there someone here who can get me a copy of WDC&S 600?
Why do you need to ask someone on the other side of the world
for a copy of WDC&S 600, when they sell them everywhere, here in the
Netherlands? You know what? If you want, I will get you a copy of it
the next time I'm going to pick up my American comics at my comicshop.
At least, if it's on sale already. But if it's on sale in the States,
it's most of the time immediately available in Holland.
Or are you going to buy one yourself?
--Arthur.
DANIEL:
> Is there someone here who can get me a copy of WDC&S 600?
Why do you need to ask someone on the other side of the world
for a copy of WDC&S 600, when they sell them everywhere, here in the
Netherlands? You know what? If you want, I will get you a copy of it
the next time I'm going to pick up my American comics at my comicshop.
At least, if it's on sale already. But if it's on sale in the States,
it's most of the time immediately available in Holland.
Or are you going to buy one yourself?
--Arthur.
Anna & Bobby
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1995-10-04 at 00:43:45
Please unsubscribe me. Thanks!