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About "Topolino e il Paese delle Vacanze", MARCO wrote:
>This is probably a "MM in Disneyland" or so special, so it's probably an
American story and as such should suit David. The only problem is tracing it
down.
It was on "Almanacco Topolino", wasn't it? Maybe Alberto can help us...
Sure can. Original title is "Mickey and Donald in Vacationland", published
in Dell Giant Comics by the same name (# 47, Aug. 1961). Art by Tony Strobl
and John Liggera. Published in Italy in TL 316 and AR 612.
About Moby Duck, HARRY reported:
>Research this further, but Moby originally appeared as an animated =
character
on the Wonderful World of Disney. The episode was an educational =
travelogue
called "Pacifically Peeking". I have not seen it but have seen it at a
video store.
Directed by Ward Kimball, "Pacifically Peeking" first aired on TV on October
6, 1968. In the comics, Moby first appeared in "DD - A Whale of an
Adventure" in DD 112 (March, 1967). The cartoon was certainly conceived
about a year before it was broadcast, but even so that would have happened
in mid-to-late 1967. The comic-book story was delivered to Western in
early-to-mid 1966 - - thus, one year before! If I'm not mistaken, Moby was
created for the comics (by Vic Lockman, I think). What do YOU think?
Concluding - - Did I manage to eliminate that HTLM trash my messages used to
carry with them? Hope so.
Keep on quacking,
ALBERTO
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Message 226 -
1998-04-30 at 20:58:20
Per-Erik Malmström
They're on-line
Message 227 -
1998-04-30 at 22:22:46
All the pages of "The Kidnapped Nephews" are now on-line. If you read the
first pages before, it might be a good idea to do so again, 'cause Rich
Bellacera has been kind enough to improve the dialogue.
The pages are located at:
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Metro/7211/detective.html
Is there anyone who owns the issues of the English Mickey Mouse Weekly were
these detective stories originally were
published, who would like to scan them?;-)
The Swedish versions were probably re-drawn at someplaces, so it would be
very interesting to see what the originals looked like.
Best,
Per-Erik
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first pages before, it might be a good idea to do so again, 'cause Rich
Bellacera has been kind enough to improve the dialogue.
The pages are located at:
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/Metro/7211/detective.html
Is there anyone who owns the issues of the English Mickey Mouse Weekly were
these detective stories originally were
published, who would like to scan them?;-)
The Swedish versions were probably re-drawn at someplaces, so it would be
very interesting to see what the originals looked like.
Best,
Per-Erik
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Luna Storta
Disney comics Digest V98 #111
Message 228 -
1998-04-30 at 23:26:14
Hello,
>Claudia
Welcome on the list Claudia, it's amazing to find out
that there are Italian girls interested in Disney
comics!
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TOPOLINO D'ORO:
I have a chronology of "Il Topolino d'Oro", an italian
publication that reprinted some Mickey daily stripes in
the '70, where is reported that there are 33 numbers of
this publication, and that it came out monthly from july
1970 to febraury 1974... there must be something wrong:
in between there are 44 months...
Is there someone who has more precises notes??
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ETA:
Yes, Renata Rizzo was Martina's wife, but it seems to me that she never
wrote anything, since she *signed* some plots, for some fiscal reasons.
Ciao,
- Paolo
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>Claudia
Welcome on the list Claudia, it's amazing to find out
that there are Italian girls interested in Disney
comics!
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TOPOLINO D'ORO:
I have a chronology of "Il Topolino d'Oro", an italian
publication that reprinted some Mickey daily stripes in
the '70, where is reported that there are 33 numbers of
this publication, and that it came out monthly from july
1970 to febraury 1974... there must be something wrong:
in between there are 44 months...
Is there someone who has more precises notes??
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ETA:
Yes, Renata Rizzo was Martina's wife, but it seems to me that she never
wrote anything, since she *signed* some plots, for some fiscal reasons.
Ciao,
- Paolo
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Per-Erik Malmström
Banned stories... or not?
Message 229 -
1998-04-30 at 23:35:53
DAVID:
> The Nazi story - heck, *all* the Nazi stories are controversial
> just in that they feature Nazis. That doesn't mean they're necessarily
> banned. I don't think Gladstone could get permission to use them, but
> who knows?
Hm, would we want them to be published?
Sure, I would like to se them, but I
certainly wouldn't want them to be published. After all, there are young
readers who
might not understand that what nazism stands for is wrong. In these
stories Mickey probably says that everyone is worth the same, and when you
go on and read another story you'll find out that Mickey, THE HERO, is
keeping Thursday in a cage. I'm sure that will confuse a lot of the
younger readers.
I'm just trying to point out that there are good reasons WHY these stories
are banned.
Of course, these are just my personal thoughts and I hope no one feels
affended by them.
Best Wishes
Per-Erik
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> The Nazi story - heck, *all* the Nazi stories are controversial
> just in that they feature Nazis. That doesn't mean they're necessarily
> banned. I don't think Gladstone could get permission to use them, but
> who knows?
Hm, would we want them to be published?
Sure, I would like to se them, but I
certainly wouldn't want them to be published. After all, there are young
readers who
might not understand that what nazism stands for is wrong. In these
stories Mickey probably says that everyone is worth the same, and when you
go on and read another story you'll find out that Mickey, THE HERO, is
keeping Thursday in a cage. I'm sure that will confuse a lot of the
younger readers.
I'm just trying to point out that there are good reasons WHY these stories
are banned.
Of course, these are just my personal thoughts and I hope no one feels
affended by them.
Best Wishes
Per-Erik
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