RICH:
Hortense and Matilda were never actually mentioned in a comic (Barkensian or otherwise)
until Rosa introduced them in the Lo$ series. They were on the family tree Carl Barks
drew up for his own reference, but which was never published.
Hope that helps!
To Christopher E. Barat:
Thanks for the replies! :-)
Katie "Quackfaster"
(Email removed)
Author
Topic: 199804
(229 messages)
Katie Sullivan
Duck Family Tree
Message 46 -
1998-04-08 at 01:04:07
Dominik Altevogt
Don Rosa Comiclist Version 3.0
Message 47 -
1998-04-08 at 01:37:53
Hi
I finally managed to update my homepage!
The Don Rosa Comclist Version 3.0 is now ready for download.
Your new RegCode is:KDR3DA6KG
Dominik Altevogt ,,,,,
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Visit my homepage at http://www.geocities/SoHo/Gallery/5851
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I finally managed to update my homepage!
The Don Rosa Comclist Version 3.0 is now ready for download.
Your new RegCode is:KDR3DA6KG
Dominik Altevogt ,,,,,
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Per-Erik Malmström
(No subject)
Message 48 -
1998-04-08 at 10:00:01
Hi!!
I'll go on a vaccation today so the scans of the detective story will have
to wait for a while. I will have them translated by the time I get back.
Happy Easter everone!!
Best Wishes
Per-Erik
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I'll go on a vaccation today so the scans of the detective story will have
to wait for a while. I will have them translated by the time I get back.
Happy Easter everone!!
Best Wishes
Per-Erik
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Leonardo Gori
Scarpa
Message 49 -
1998-04-08 at 15:18:33
Hi all!
I'm de-lurking for a while.
Francois wrote:
>Archontis:
>
>>I have an observation about the otherwise enjoyable Scarpa story "The
>>Mongol Springs": in the recent French edition of that story in "Mickey
>>Parade" #219, about one-and-a-half page is cut where it had originally
>>showed Atomino Bip-Bip using nuclear power to fly a dilapidated plane.
>>Is nuclear power such a tabboo in modern day Disney comics to warrant
>>this censorship?
>
>This story was published in MP#5, with the same cuts. Most of the time,
>the cuts in "Mickey Parade" were made by Mondadori for the "Classici"
>(Hachette used to reprint the Classici versions of the stories).
>
>So the question is: why the Italians made these cuts?
Because of the lack of space in the *second* edition of this (and many
others, BTW) story, on "I Classici di Walt Disney": they cutted the splash
page of the "second part", where Atomino is using his power. I was the
"editor" of all the Comic Art Scarpa (and Carpi and Bottaro, too)
phylological reprints. Disney Italia sent us the original films, but we
discovered that all the stories reprinted (quite all) in "I Classici" were
exactly in the "cutted" form, because the adaptation was made by Mondadori
directly on the "first generation" films, and the originals were not
available at all. So, we were forced to make brand new films from
"Topolino", and, BTW, to correct the pristine form of dialogues, eliminate
censorships, etc.
best
Leonardo
Leonardo Gori
(Email removed)
(Email removed)
http://www.agora.stm.it/L.Gori/home.htm
I'm de-lurking for a while.
Francois wrote:
>Archontis:
>
>>I have an observation about the otherwise enjoyable Scarpa story "The
>>Mongol Springs": in the recent French edition of that story in "Mickey
>>Parade" #219, about one-and-a-half page is cut where it had originally
>>showed Atomino Bip-Bip using nuclear power to fly a dilapidated plane.
>>Is nuclear power such a tabboo in modern day Disney comics to warrant
>>this censorship?
>
>This story was published in MP#5, with the same cuts. Most of the time,
>the cuts in "Mickey Parade" were made by Mondadori for the "Classici"
>(Hachette used to reprint the Classici versions of the stories).
>
>So the question is: why the Italians made these cuts?
Because of the lack of space in the *second* edition of this (and many
others, BTW) story, on "I Classici di Walt Disney": they cutted the splash
page of the "second part", where Atomino is using his power. I was the
"editor" of all the Comic Art Scarpa (and Carpi and Bottaro, too)
phylological reprints. Disney Italia sent us the original films, but we
discovered that all the stories reprinted (quite all) in "I Classici" were
exactly in the "cutted" form, because the adaptation was made by Mondadori
directly on the "first generation" films, and the originals were not
available at all. So, we were forced to make brand new films from
"Topolino", and, BTW, to correct the pristine form of dialogues, eliminate
censorships, etc.
best
Leonardo
Leonardo Gori
(Email removed)
(Email removed)
http://www.agora.stm.it/L.Gori/home.htm
Donald D. Markstein
Junkville Journal
Message 50 -
1998-04-08 at 18:16:56
RON EVRY --
Good to see you here, Ron. How long have you been lurking?
Thanks for the details about THE UNCENSORED MOUSE -- but, as has
been noted, you got the publisher wrong. (So did I, sort of -- I said it
was Malibu, and it turns out to be Eternity. But since Malibu and Eternit=
y
were both aspects of the same corporate shell game, I wasn't all THAT
wrong.)
UNCA CARL'S BIRTHDAY
So, how'd it go? I've been waiting patiently for a report . . .
Quack, Don
Good to see you here, Ron. How long have you been lurking?
Thanks for the details about THE UNCENSORED MOUSE -- but, as has
been noted, you got the publisher wrong. (So did I, sort of -- I said it
was Malibu, and it turns out to be Eternity. But since Malibu and Eternit=
y
were both aspects of the same corporate shell game, I wasn't all THAT
wrong.)
UNCA CARL'S BIRTHDAY
So, how'd it go? I've been waiting patiently for a report . . .
Quack, Don
Joakim Gunnarsson
DD 106, WDC 301 & AA 14/68.
Message 51 -
1998-04-08 at 19:39:11
Poul wrote the following about the covers for DD106 and WDC 301:
> I have the same idea as you about these covers. My guess is that
> Tony Strobl has had a hand in them both.
Strobl? I don't think so.
As far as I know he didn't do any corrections on covers by other artists
etc for Western. Anyway the art doesn't look like Strobls. My guess is that
it was made by
some anonymous artist that we've never heard of...
> The other way round I have a feeling about a cover I think Barks has had
> something to do with. I dont know where it has appeared in USA but in
> Denmark it is the cover of AA68-14. It has Donald and the kids waiting at
> an ice-cream bar with Goofy being the unsuccessful assistant trying to
> serve the ice-cream, but spills it all over the place.
No, this is not Barks. Not even the pencils could have been made by him in
my opinion. Too bad layout. (Just look at the nephews!)
Have anyone else an opinion about the cover for WDC 301?
/Joakim Gunnarsson
(Who would love to see Scarpas work reprinted by Gladstone.)
> I have the same idea as you about these covers. My guess is that
> Tony Strobl has had a hand in them both.
Strobl? I don't think so.
As far as I know he didn't do any corrections on covers by other artists
etc for Western. Anyway the art doesn't look like Strobls. My guess is that
it was made by
some anonymous artist that we've never heard of...
> The other way round I have a feeling about a cover I think Barks has had
> something to do with. I dont know where it has appeared in USA but in
> Denmark it is the cover of AA68-14. It has Donald and the kids waiting at
> an ice-cream bar with Goofy being the unsuccessful assistant trying to
> serve the ice-cream, but spills it all over the place.
No, this is not Barks. Not even the pencils could have been made by him in
my opinion. Too bad layout. (Just look at the nephews!)
Have anyone else an opinion about the cover for WDC 301?
/Joakim Gunnarsson
(Who would love to see Scarpas work reprinted by Gladstone.)
Francois Willot
Lo$
Message 52 -
1998-04-08 at 20:07:58
As Archontis Pantsios said, the Lo$ book Hachette wanted to publish
is now available. This book contains the 12 chapters and three extra
stories (chapter 0, 6 bis etc.), including the missing page of chapter
3, that was not printed in Picsou.
By the way, RICH: I think that a redrawn version of Barks' Duck
family tree was published in the Comic Art book about Don Rosa.
In Mickey-Parade # 220, after Luca Boschi's introduction of "Topolino
e il bip-bip 15", there's a photograph of Scarpa I've never seen before.
I don't know if Luca also choose the illustrations for his articles in
Mickey Parade...
Francois
is now available. This book contains the 12 chapters and three extra
stories (chapter 0, 6 bis etc.), including the missing page of chapter
3, that was not printed in Picsou.
By the way, RICH: I think that a redrawn version of Barks' Duck
family tree was published in the Comic Art book about Don Rosa.
In Mickey-Parade # 220, after Luca Boschi's introduction of "Topolino
e il bip-bip 15", there's a photograph of Scarpa I've never seen before.
I don't know if Luca also choose the illustrations for his articles in
Mickey Parade...
Francois
Danny Coenen
Donald Duck in Fantasia 2000?
Message 53 -
1998-04-08 at 21:12:14
Hi, everybody!
While browsing the web last night I found a page with some facts and
rumours about Fantasia 2000. It said that, since the "Sorcerer's
Apprentice" scene with Mockey Mouse in the original Fantasia helped
make the movie so popular, a similar scene, possibly starring Donald
Duck, might be featured in the sequel.
In my opinion, it would be excellent to see Donald return to the big
screen, although it's hard for me to imagine him in a movie without
any dialogs.
Does somebody have any information on this? And I have a couple more
questions: What was the last movie/TV show that had Donald in it? I
have never seen Quack Pack, but from what I heard that Donald must
come from a different galaxy... That would leave Duck Tales- was it
really that long ago?
==
Danny Coenen
Visit me on the World Wide Web!
The Foreign Exchange Student Homepage at
http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Breakers/5042 or
http://surf.to/saturnpage
_________________________________________________________
DO YOU YAHOO!?
Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
While browsing the web last night I found a page with some facts and
rumours about Fantasia 2000. It said that, since the "Sorcerer's
Apprentice" scene with Mockey Mouse in the original Fantasia helped
make the movie so popular, a similar scene, possibly starring Donald
Duck, might be featured in the sequel.
In my opinion, it would be excellent to see Donald return to the big
screen, although it's hard for me to imagine him in a movie without
any dialogs.
Does somebody have any information on this? And I have a couple more
questions: What was the last movie/TV show that had Donald in it? I
have never seen Quack Pack, but from what I heard that Donald must
come from a different galaxy... That would leave Duck Tales- was it
really that long ago?
==
Danny Coenen
Visit me on the World Wide Web!
The Foreign Exchange Student Homepage at
http://www.geocities.com/SouthBeach/Breakers/5042 or
http://surf.to/saturnpage
_________________________________________________________
DO YOU YAHOO!?
Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
Luca Boschi
Scarpa's Photo
Message 54 -
1998-04-08 at 21:51:37
Hi, all!
Francois Willot wrote:
> In Mickey-Parade # 220, after Luca Boschi's introduction of "Topol=
ino
> e il bip-bip 15", there's a photograph of Scarpa I've never seen befo=
re.
> I don't know if Luca also choose the illustrations for his articles i=
n
> Mickey Parade...
No, Fran=8Dois! But that photo was taken by a Disney-Italia photograph,=
=20
who published it in the "Maestri Disney"'s issue dedicated to the=20
venetian Maestro (I assume some years ago, maybe in 1994, since=20
Scarpa, how you know, doesn't live there anymore).
Ciao!
Luca
Francois Willot wrote:
> In Mickey-Parade # 220, after Luca Boschi's introduction of "Topol=
ino
> e il bip-bip 15", there's a photograph of Scarpa I've never seen befo=
re.
> I don't know if Luca also choose the illustrations for his articles i=
n
> Mickey Parade...
No, Fran=8Dois! But that photo was taken by a Disney-Italia photograph,=
=20
who published it in the "Maestri Disney"'s issue dedicated to the=20
venetian Maestro (I assume some years ago, maybe in 1994, since=20
Scarpa, how you know, doesn't live there anymore).
Ciao!
Luca
Wdposter
Disney comics Digest V98 #94
Message 55 -
1998-04-08 at 22:27:28
I think , though not sure, that the guy coming out of the Comic store may have
been Ted Osborn. Has anyone asked Don yet?
Second question: what is the web ring I've seen mentioned on the list? Can
someone send me some details on it? Can we link our web pages to it or
something?
Third item. Sometime ago there was discussion of the Barks/Grandy/Morby/
business, and monkey business. I have read both parties legal filings in
those court cases. It truly appears that Barks knew nothing of the behind the
scenes "activities" of his former agents. They (his x agents) appear to be
responsible for many vicious rumors...... and they were just rumors
..........that were irresponsible and damaging to certain persons. I don't
want to start a discussion of this again... I just wanted to say this for some
time now since I found out he truly does like and respect a certain artist.
Anybody read Captain Kentucky? I just finished the series.
been Ted Osborn. Has anyone asked Don yet?
Second question: what is the web ring I've seen mentioned on the list? Can
someone send me some details on it? Can we link our web pages to it or
something?
Third item. Sometime ago there was discussion of the Barks/Grandy/Morby/
business, and monkey business. I have read both parties legal filings in
those court cases. It truly appears that Barks knew nothing of the behind the
scenes "activities" of his former agents. They (his x agents) appear to be
responsible for many vicious rumors...... and they were just rumors
..........that were irresponsible and damaging to certain persons. I don't
want to start a discussion of this again... I just wanted to say this for some
time now since I found out he truly does like and respect a certain artist.
Anybody read Captain Kentucky? I just finished the series.
Bror Hellman
Donald Duck in Fantasia 2000?
Message 56 -
1998-04-09 at 10:54:55
Possibly Off-Topic?
Danny Coenen[SMTP:(Email removed)] wrote:
> In my opinion, it would be excellent to see Donald return to the big
> screen, although it's hard for me to imagine him in a movie without
> any dialogs.
> Does somebody have any information on this? And I have a couple more
It is very sad that this wouldn't come forward until Clarence Nash died.
He often expressed wishes for a starring role for Donald in a musical
piece.
he wanted Donald to sing seriously.. Perhaps even grand opera.
Steamboat Willie
Danny Coenen[SMTP:(Email removed)] wrote:
> In my opinion, it would be excellent to see Donald return to the big
> screen, although it's hard for me to imagine him in a movie without
> any dialogs.
> Does somebody have any information on this? And I have a couple more
It is very sad that this wouldn't come forward until Clarence Nash died.
He often expressed wishes for a starring role for Donald in a musical
piece.
he wanted Donald to sing seriously.. Perhaps even grand opera.
Steamboat Willie
Michael Naiman
Carl's birthday
Message 57 -
1998-04-10 at 03:35:46
Thanks for the reminder!
The birthday card response was absolutely fabulous!
I was able to collect 68 birthday greetings from such diverse places as
New Zealand, Australia, Denmark, Holland, Sweden, Uraguay, Brazil,
Finland, Germany, Italy, France, Greece and all over the United States.
Many included personal drawings, books and even a bottle of spirits
from Denmark.
The delivery of the parcel was the highlight of the week.. according to C.B.
Thanks to everyone who participated and let's see
if we can collect even more next year!
The birthday card response was absolutely fabulous!
I was able to collect 68 birthday greetings from such diverse places as
New Zealand, Australia, Denmark, Holland, Sweden, Uraguay, Brazil,
Finland, Germany, Italy, France, Greece and all over the United States.
Many included personal drawings, books and even a bottle of spirits
from Denmark.
The delivery of the parcel was the highlight of the week.. according to C.B.
Thanks to everyone who participated and let's see
if we can collect even more next year!
Misha
Donald in Fantasia 2000
Message 58 -
1998-04-10 at 17:11:04
>While browsing the web last night I found a page with some facts and
>rumours about Fantasia 2000. It said that, since the "Sorcerer's
>Apprentice" scene with Mockey Mouse in the original Fantasia helped
>make the movie so popular, a similar scene, possibly starring Donald
>Duck, might be featured in the sequel.
It was long rumored that Donald would feature in a sequence based on
Saint-Saens' Carnival des Animaux.
However, plans have changed so often for F2000 that it's very well possible
that this sequence has been terminated along the way.
Misha
(Email removed)
>rumours about Fantasia 2000. It said that, since the "Sorcerer's
>Apprentice" scene with Mockey Mouse in the original Fantasia helped
>make the movie so popular, a similar scene, possibly starring Donald
>Duck, might be featured in the sequel.
It was long rumored that Donald would feature in a sequence based on
Saint-Saens' Carnival des Animaux.
However, plans have changed so often for F2000 that it's very well possible
that this sequence has been terminated along the way.
Misha
(Email removed)
Didier Ghez
Patibulette
Message 59 -
1998-04-10 at 17:46:05
Hi,
For those of you who wanted to see Patibulette, just check the following
URL:
http://www.pizarro.net/didier/_private/patibul.htm
BTW, the first Disney Books Network Newsletter will be sent on sunday to
those of you who have registered on the site.
Best.
Didier
The Disney Books Network: http://www.pizarro.net/didier
For those of you who wanted to see Patibulette, just check the following
URL:
http://www.pizarro.net/didier/_private/patibul.htm
BTW, the first Disney Books Network Newsletter will be sent on sunday to
those of you who have registered on the site.
Best.
Didier
The Disney Books Network: http://www.pizarro.net/didier
Cebarat
Disney comics Digest V98 #96
Message 60 -
1998-04-11 at 01:58:39
RICH BELLACERA said:
<<...in America we also have that wonderful *holiday*
called "Tax Day" which comes every April 15th. It's sort of like
Christmas since we celebrate it through the giving of gifts of
large amounts of our hard earned money to our favorite Uncle Sam.
Of course no one ever wants this uncle to actually come for a
visit. (note: sarcasm)>>
Don't forget the more recently created "Tax Independence Day," the day each
year where Americans cease paying taxes to various entities and start getting
to keep money for themselves. It seems to get later every year.
DANNY COENEN said:
<<While browsing the web last night I found a page with some facts and
rumours about Fantasia 2000. It said that, since the "Sorcerer's
Apprentice" scene with Mockey Mouse in the original Fantasia helped
make the movie so popular, a similar scene, possibly starring Donald
Duck, might be featured in the sequel.>>
The original buzz was that the film would feature a version of "Pomp and
Circumstance" in which a huge number of Disney characters would take part.
Has this intention been changed?
<<What was the last movie/TV show that had Donald in it? I
have never seen Quack Pack, but from what I heard that Donald must
come from a different galaxy... That would leave Duck Tales- was it
really that long ago?>>
Well, his Hawaiian shirt probably did... :-) Seriously, that was the last
appearance by Donald of which I'm aware.
-- Christopher E. Barat
(Email removed)
http://members.aol.com/cebarat/home.htm
<<...in America we also have that wonderful *holiday*
called "Tax Day" which comes every April 15th. It's sort of like
Christmas since we celebrate it through the giving of gifts of
large amounts of our hard earned money to our favorite Uncle Sam.
Of course no one ever wants this uncle to actually come for a
visit. (note: sarcasm)>>
Don't forget the more recently created "Tax Independence Day," the day each
year where Americans cease paying taxes to various entities and start getting
to keep money for themselves. It seems to get later every year.
DANNY COENEN said:
<<While browsing the web last night I found a page with some facts and
rumours about Fantasia 2000. It said that, since the "Sorcerer's
Apprentice" scene with Mockey Mouse in the original Fantasia helped
make the movie so popular, a similar scene, possibly starring Donald
Duck, might be featured in the sequel.>>
The original buzz was that the film would feature a version of "Pomp and
Circumstance" in which a huge number of Disney characters would take part.
Has this intention been changed?
<<What was the last movie/TV show that had Donald in it? I
have never seen Quack Pack, but from what I heard that Donald must
come from a different galaxy... That would leave Duck Tales- was it
really that long ago?>>
Well, his Hawaiian shirt probably did... :-) Seriously, that was the last
appearance by Donald of which I'm aware.
-- Christopher E. Barat
(Email removed)
http://members.aol.com/cebarat/home.htm