HELMUT:
In Germany U$ money is colouring in yellow and U$ coat is
colouring in a mighty red.
How is the appearance in the other countries ?
In Finland all $crooge's coins are usually yellow, but in some occasions (such as in the Finnish hardback book of the Lo$) they were also colored as grey (silver)and brown(copper). Notes are always green.
$crooge's coat is always entirely dark red.
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Piikkis42
money colours
Message 91 -
1999-02-12 at 12:17:30
Paolo Castagno
money colours
Message 92 -
1999-02-12 at 14:24:35
Hello,
Falkenberg wrote:
> In Germany U$ money is colouring in yellow and U$ coat is
> colouring in a mighty red. My questions to all:
> How is the appearance in the other countries ?
In Italy Scrooge uses green dollars and yellow coins, while has a blue
coat with red borders.
Ciao,
- Paolo
http://www.confor.it:2222/disney
Falkenberg wrote:
> In Germany U$ money is colouring in yellow and U$ coat is
> colouring in a mighty red. My questions to all:
> How is the appearance in the other countries ?
In Italy Scrooge uses green dollars and yellow coins, while has a blue
coat with red borders.
Ciao,
- Paolo
http://www.confor.it:2222/disney
Halsten Aastebøl
Favorite comic
Message 93 -
1999-02-12 at 18:02:37
Norway's largest newspaper, VG, had a poll on their web-site some weeks a=
go
where the readers chose Donald as their favorite Disney comics character.
The results from this polling has been discussed here.
This week there has been another polling (there is one every week). This
weeks question was: "What is your favorite comic book/strip of all time?"
Here are the results:
1. Donald Duck weekly 1222
2. Calvin & Hobbes 1211
3. Asterix 555
4. Pondus (Norwegian) 483
5. Arne And (Swedish Donald Duck look-a-like) 327
6. Dilbert (Don't know this one) 285
7. Far Side Gallery 256
8. Ernie 180
9. Conan 118
10. Billy 100
That was a very close race between Donald Duck and Calvin & Hobbes!
But Conan among the ten! I am ashamed!
Number of votes are not given for the rest of the list. Also I don't know
the English names for a lot of the comic strips listed. Maybe some other
Norwegians can translate.
11. Viggo
12. Fantomet
13. Batman
14. Kn=F8ttene
15. S=F8lvpilen
16. Sprint Co
17. Tintin
17. Modesty Blaise
19. Lagunen
20. Lucky Luke
21. Spawn
22. Sandman
23. Spiderman
24. Prince Valiant
25. Tex Willer
26. Garfield
26. Bamse
28. Valhalla
28. Vekterne
30. Hagar
31. Knoll & Tott
32. Tom & Jerry
32. Roadrunners
34. The Fabulous Four
35. Superman
35. 91 Stomperud
35. Mummitrollet
38. Spirit
39. Blueberry
40. Pink Panther
40. Flash Gordon
40. The Hulk
40. Dennis
40. Buster
40. Iz-no-good
40. Bucky Bug
46. Popeye
46. Andy Capp
46. Woody Woodpecker
46. Sm=F8rbukk
Bye!
=20
go
where the readers chose Donald as their favorite Disney comics character.
The results from this polling has been discussed here.
This week there has been another polling (there is one every week). This
weeks question was: "What is your favorite comic book/strip of all time?"
Here are the results:
1. Donald Duck weekly 1222
2. Calvin & Hobbes 1211
3. Asterix 555
4. Pondus (Norwegian) 483
5. Arne And (Swedish Donald Duck look-a-like) 327
6. Dilbert (Don't know this one) 285
7. Far Side Gallery 256
8. Ernie 180
9. Conan 118
10. Billy 100
That was a very close race between Donald Duck and Calvin & Hobbes!
But Conan among the ten! I am ashamed!
Number of votes are not given for the rest of the list. Also I don't know
the English names for a lot of the comic strips listed. Maybe some other
Norwegians can translate.
11. Viggo
12. Fantomet
13. Batman
14. Kn=F8ttene
15. S=F8lvpilen
16. Sprint Co
17. Tintin
17. Modesty Blaise
19. Lagunen
20. Lucky Luke
21. Spawn
22. Sandman
23. Spiderman
24. Prince Valiant
25. Tex Willer
26. Garfield
26. Bamse
28. Valhalla
28. Vekterne
30. Hagar
31. Knoll & Tott
32. Tom & Jerry
32. Roadrunners
34. The Fabulous Four
35. Superman
35. 91 Stomperud
35. Mummitrollet
38. Spirit
39. Blueberry
40. Pink Panther
40. Flash Gordon
40. The Hulk
40. Dennis
40. Buster
40. Iz-no-good
40. Bucky Bug
46. Popeye
46. Andy Capp
46. Woody Woodpecker
46. Sm=F8rbukk
Bye!
=20
Jenny Radcliffe
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1999-02-12 at 18:24:41
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> Dr. Archontis Pantsios Is there a D.U.C.K.?--and more
> (Email removed) Re: Disney comics Digest V99 #26
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>Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 21:03:21 +0200
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>Subject: The D.U.C.K. in the Cutty Sark cover
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>
>Carey wrote:
>
>>And now, the main question: Anybody know where the D.U.C.K is on this
>>cover? Down on the rocks beneath Hortense's hooves???
>
> The D.U.C.K. is a little down from Hortense's front-right hoof, on the
=
>waterdrops. See? It's easier to see if you turn the cover sideways.
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>Contents:
> Petra Minn The D.U.C.K. in the Cutty Sark cover
> Dr. Archontis Pantsios Is there a D.U.C.K.?--and more
> (Email removed) Re: Disney comics Digest V99 #26
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 21:03:21 +0200
>From: "Petra Minn" <(Email removed)>
>To: <(Email removed)>
>Subject: The D.U.C.K. in the Cutty Sark cover
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>Hi, this is the first time I'm writing here, so please don't mind the =
>mistakes I'm sure to make... I'm from Finland btw.
>
>Carey wrote:
>
>>And now, the main question: Anybody know where the D.U.C.K is on this
>>cover? Down on the rocks beneath Hortense's hooves???
>
> The D.U.C.K. is a little down from Hortense's front-right hoof, on the
=
>waterdrops. See? It's easier to see if you turn the cover sideways.
>
>Petra
>
>
Fethry.Duck
Disney comics Digest V99 #24
Message 95 -
1999-02-12 at 19:28:07
Michael Naiman wrote:
> While LO$ has been published in MICKEY &
> FRIENDS in the UK, I'm guessing that the longer "Guardians" story was
> serialized IF it was published there at all....
I doubt it!
> around...what is with the Brit Disney collectors? Don't they care? Can
you
> count them on one hand??
I think a finger is enough ;-) You can soon take that finger down as I'm on
my way out of this barbaric (read: there are no comics here) country, and
back to Norway. I guess, most Englishmen are satisfied with watching fotball
(the round one) and drinking beer, before they beat each other up after the
match ;-)
If you are living outside London the art of comic collecting becomes a task
for trained professionals. So it's not something I would recomend anybody to
start at.
> Frustrated in San Diego
> (the most southwest corner in the US)
What do you think I am :-)
in the Midlands, the middle of nowhere.
Trygve
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> While LO$ has been published in MICKEY &
> FRIENDS in the UK, I'm guessing that the longer "Guardians" story was
> serialized IF it was published there at all....
I doubt it!
> around...what is with the Brit Disney collectors? Don't they care? Can
you
> count them on one hand??
I think a finger is enough ;-) You can soon take that finger down as I'm on
my way out of this barbaric (read: there are no comics here) country, and
back to Norway. I guess, most Englishmen are satisfied with watching fotball
(the round one) and drinking beer, before they beat each other up after the
match ;-)
If you are living outside London the art of comic collecting becomes a task
for trained professionals. So it's not something I would recomend anybody to
start at.
> Frustrated in San Diego
> (the most southwest corner in the US)
What do you think I am :-)
in the Midlands, the middle of nowhere.
Trygve
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War of the Wendigo
Message 96 -
1999-02-13 at 22:31:26
Hi everybody!
I just visited Gladstone's website, where one thing in particular cought my
attention. Rosa's War of the Wendigo was published in WDC #633. How come no
one has mentioned this on the list?
Is it the original story, or are the indians re-drawn?
Best,
Per-Erik
I just visited Gladstone's website, where one thing in particular cought my
attention. Rosa's War of the Wendigo was published in WDC #633. How come no
one has mentioned this on the list?
Is it the original story, or are the indians re-drawn?
Best,
Per-Erik
Kriton Kyrimis
Disney comics Digest V99 #43
Message 97 -
1999-02-14 at 14:07:23
GARY:
> Kriton:
>
> Who is Matt Groening? He's the creator of the long-running comic strip
> "Life In Hell", of course!
Believe it or not, I've never heard of it!
> (Oh, and he had something to do with a TV show
> that's been around a while, too.)
In the context of the previous conversation (where I had drawn a similar
conclusion) that show would be the Simpsons, right? (My uncertainty is
an indication of how many of those shows I've seen--all two or three of
them!) However, if you'd told me out of the blue that you have a drawing
my Matt Groening, my reaction would have been to ask who he was.
Shocked? Perhaps you shouldn't be; as Harry Fluks put it, by reversing
the situation,
> Reaction 3: "Who is Don Rosa?"
I'm sure you're all too familiar with *that* reaction! :-(
HARRY:
> And I might add another one:
>
> Reaction 4: "So have I!"
You, lucky you! ;-)
--
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(WWW: http://dias.cti.gr/~kyrimis
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> Kriton:
>
> Who is Matt Groening? He's the creator of the long-running comic strip
> "Life In Hell", of course!
Believe it or not, I've never heard of it!
> (Oh, and he had something to do with a TV show
> that's been around a while, too.)
In the context of the previous conversation (where I had drawn a similar
conclusion) that show would be the Simpsons, right? (My uncertainty is
an indication of how many of those shows I've seen--all two or three of
them!) However, if you'd told me out of the blue that you have a drawing
my Matt Groening, my reaction would have been to ask who he was.
Shocked? Perhaps you shouldn't be; as Harry Fluks put it, by reversing
the situation,
> Reaction 3: "Who is Don Rosa?"
I'm sure you're all too familiar with *that* reaction! :-(
HARRY:
> And I might add another one:
>
> Reaction 4: "So have I!"
You, lucky you! ;-)
--
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Copenhague
Message 98 -
1999-02-14 at 15:16:59
Hello Friends
I haven't been contributing here fore some time I guess?
I'm writing because the pause will last for 4 days more... I'm going to the
capital of Denmark to, among other things, visit some "old-comics-shops" (I
cannot understand that english hasn't got the fine word antiquariat...) ,
Fantask, Pharao, and Pegasus.
In summer I was in Norway and Sweden, some of you might remember that long
report in several parts I wrote to this list... You can expect another one
of them, so if you don't want that, try to stop by by private e-mail!
Anders Christian Sivebaek
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I haven't been contributing here fore some time I guess?
I'm writing because the pause will last for 4 days more... I'm going to the
capital of Denmark to, among other things, visit some "old-comics-shops" (I
cannot understand that english hasn't got the fine word antiquariat...) ,
Fantask, Pharao, and Pegasus.
In summer I was in Norway and Sweden, some of you might remember that long
report in several parts I wrote to this list... You can expect another one
of them, so if you don't want that, try to stop by by private e-mail!
Anders Christian Sivebaek
(Email removed);
(Email removed)
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End of Disney comics Digest V99 Issue #28
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SRoweCanoe
Disney comics Digest V99 #28 (no Disney Comics)
Message 99 -
1999-02-14 at 15:44:51
ya know these digests are small, when ya get one that's got two digests copied
in it...
(unlike the postal office, you have to write e-mail addresses exactly)
Steven Rowe
in it...
(unlike the postal office, you have to write e-mail addresses exactly)
Steven Rowe
Oliver
U$ colors
Message 100 -
1999-02-14 at 18:00:20
HELMUT:
>In Germany U$ money is colouring in yellow and U$ coat is
>colouring in a mighty red. My questions to all:
>How is the appearance in the other countries ? I have many US-issues,
>so I know the US colouring, but what is with the other countries like
>Greek, Norway and ...
In France these colors depend on the origin (country) of the
stories.And on the colorist mood too...
Most of the time money is yellow and Scrooge's coat is
blue with red borders.
In the "pure" French stories, the coat is red with black borders.
Sometimes coat is completely black and some rare times
green (I just remember covers with green color)
Oliv
>In Germany U$ money is colouring in yellow and U$ coat is
>colouring in a mighty red. My questions to all:
>How is the appearance in the other countries ? I have many US-issues,
>so I know the US colouring, but what is with the other countries like
>Greek, Norway and ...
In France these colors depend on the origin (country) of the
stories.And on the colorist mood too...
Most of the time money is yellow and Scrooge's coat is
blue with red borders.
In the "pure" French stories, the coat is red with black borders.
Sometimes coat is completely black and some rare times
green (I just remember covers with green color)
Oliv
Stefan Persson
Disney comics Digest V99 #28
Message 101 -
1999-02-14 at 19:41:55
Helmut asked:
>In Germany U$ money is colouring in yellow and U$ coat is
>colouring in a mighty red. My questions to all:
>
>How is the appearance in the other countries ? I have many US-issues,
>so I know the US colouring, but what is with the other countries like
>Greek, Norway and ...
In Sweden his coat is red (in DuckTales comics is it blue). His coins
are yellow (gold) (in some Barks comics, he also have silver and copper
coins). His notes are always green.
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>In Germany U$ money is colouring in yellow and U$ coat is
>colouring in a mighty red. My questions to all:
>
>How is the appearance in the other countries ? I have many US-issues,
>so I know the US colouring, but what is with the other countries like
>Greek, Norway and ...
In Sweden his coat is red (in DuckTales comics is it blue). His coins
are yellow (gold) (in some Barks comics, he also have silver and copper
coins). His notes are always green.
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Barks
Message 102 -
1999-02-14 at 22:38:47
Hi all,
someone told me that Barks kept a record of things he gave
or sold to fans. Does anyone have more information about that?
Were these records about fan drawings, paintings, and/or
orginals of comic artwork?
--Harry.
http://members.xoom.com/bolderbast
someone told me that Barks kept a record of things he gave
or sold to fans. Does anyone have more information about that?
Were these records about fan drawings, paintings, and/or
orginals of comic artwork?
--Harry.
http://members.xoom.com/bolderbast
Juha Viikki
Stockholm
Message 103 -
1999-02-15 at 09:33:51
Hi all!
I'm going to visit the beautiful city of Stockholm next week and would=20
like to know where I can find good comics there. So perhaps somebody who=20
knows the city would like to send me a little info on such places & how=20
to find them? I'd appreciate that.
Tack s=E5 mycket
Juha =20
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I'm going to visit the beautiful city of Stockholm next week and would=20
like to know where I can find good comics there. So perhaps somebody who=20
knows the city would like to send me a little info on such places & how=20
to find them? I'd appreciate that.
Tack s=E5 mycket
Juha =20
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Halsten Aastebøl
U$ colors
Message 104 -
1999-02-15 at 09:42:53
At 17:00 14.02.99 +0100, oliver wrote:
>HELMUT:
>>In Germany U$ money is colouring in yellow and U$ coat is
>>colouring in a mighty red. My questions to all:
>
>>How is the appearance in the other countries ?
>
>In France these colors depend on the origin (country) of the
>stories.And on the colorist mood too...
>Most of the time money is yellow and Scrooge's coat is
>blue with red borders.
>In the "pure" French stories, the coat is red with black borders.
>Sometimes coat is completely black and some rare times
>green (I just remember covers with green color)
>
>Oliv
>
In Norway his coat is most often red. It is however blue in the Italian
stories in the pocketbooks.
But there was a time in the 60s when his coat was colored green. I have
seen a faximile of a page from the first Norwegian issue of the Barks story
"Oddball Odyssey" where the color of Scrooge's coat is green. yak!!!
Halsten
>HELMUT:
>>In Germany U$ money is colouring in yellow and U$ coat is
>>colouring in a mighty red. My questions to all:
>
>>How is the appearance in the other countries ?
>
>In France these colors depend on the origin (country) of the
>stories.And on the colorist mood too...
>Most of the time money is yellow and Scrooge's coat is
>blue with red borders.
>In the "pure" French stories, the coat is red with black borders.
>Sometimes coat is completely black and some rare times
>green (I just remember covers with green color)
>
>Oliv
>
In Norway his coat is most often red. It is however blue in the Italian
stories in the pocketbooks.
But there was a time in the 60s when his coat was colored green. I have
seen a faximile of a page from the first Norwegian issue of the Barks story
"Oddball Odyssey" where the color of Scrooge's coat is green. yak!!!
Halsten
Dr. Archontis Pantsios
On French and Italian Disney subscriptions
Message 105 -
1999-02-15 at 12:53:01
Fellow Quackeroos:
Following my posting on European Disney comics, a few DML members wrote me
asking for more info on these comics, on how to subscribe, etc. Here's what
I know:
re: the French "PICSOU"; As I mentioned in my previous posting, it recently
jacked up its cover price from 15F to 18F, while also increasing its
page-count to 132 pages (and its size!--it now has the same size as "Le
Journal de Mickey"). It has a "magaziney" look and feel, with ~75 pages of
comics, and the rest devoted to themes ranging from video games to new movie
releases. It prints Barks, Rosa (with a very small time-lag compared to when
his stories first appear in Scandinavia), Branca, and occasionally Van Horn,
Scarpa, and Rota. Also, an original Rosa pin-up art page appears in the
inside front-cover of every issue. Subscription rates vary by country of
destination and will surely change with the price increase. Anyway,
interested people can write to:
PICSOU Abonnements
BP 2
59 718 Lille Cedex 9
FRANCE
They accept credit cards for PICSOU subscriptions.
re: Italian Disneys; International (European?) subscription rates are as
follows:
Topolino (52 issues): L. 195,000
I Classici Disney (12 issues): L. 55,000
I Grandi Classici (12 issues): L. 74,000
Zio Paperone (12 issues): L. 69,000
I Maestri Disney (6 issues): L. 47,000
One can write to:
Walt Disney Servizio Abbonamenti
C.P. 340
20 102 Milano
ITALIA
They accept VISA, AMEX and DINERS.
Topolino prints new stories by such artists as Massimo De Vita and Giorgio
Cavazzano. Zio Paperone re-prints Barks, Rota, Rosa, Branca, and
Jippes/Milton--this year ZP will print stories by other American artists
that worked on Uncle Scrooge, like Bradbury, Strobl, De Lara, etc. I Maestri
Disney re-prints memorable stories of the following 7 Disney creators:
Carpi, Murry, Bottaro, Cavazzano, Gottfredson, De Vita, and Scarpa. The
second cycle will be completed in March with the second IMD issue dedicated
to Scarpa.
Good reading!
Archontis
Following my posting on European Disney comics, a few DML members wrote me
asking for more info on these comics, on how to subscribe, etc. Here's what
I know:
re: the French "PICSOU"; As I mentioned in my previous posting, it recently
jacked up its cover price from 15F to 18F, while also increasing its
page-count to 132 pages (and its size!--it now has the same size as "Le
Journal de Mickey"). It has a "magaziney" look and feel, with ~75 pages of
comics, and the rest devoted to themes ranging from video games to new movie
releases. It prints Barks, Rosa (with a very small time-lag compared to when
his stories first appear in Scandinavia), Branca, and occasionally Van Horn,
Scarpa, and Rota. Also, an original Rosa pin-up art page appears in the
inside front-cover of every issue. Subscription rates vary by country of
destination and will surely change with the price increase. Anyway,
interested people can write to:
PICSOU Abonnements
BP 2
59 718 Lille Cedex 9
FRANCE
They accept credit cards for PICSOU subscriptions.
re: Italian Disneys; International (European?) subscription rates are as
follows:
Topolino (52 issues): L. 195,000
I Classici Disney (12 issues): L. 55,000
I Grandi Classici (12 issues): L. 74,000
Zio Paperone (12 issues): L. 69,000
I Maestri Disney (6 issues): L. 47,000
One can write to:
Walt Disney Servizio Abbonamenti
C.P. 340
20 102 Milano
ITALIA
They accept VISA, AMEX and DINERS.
Topolino prints new stories by such artists as Massimo De Vita and Giorgio
Cavazzano. Zio Paperone re-prints Barks, Rota, Rosa, Branca, and
Jippes/Milton--this year ZP will print stories by other American artists
that worked on Uncle Scrooge, like Bradbury, Strobl, De Lara, etc. I Maestri
Disney re-prints memorable stories of the following 7 Disney creators:
Carpi, Murry, Bottaro, Cavazzano, Gottfredson, De Vita, and Scarpa. The
second cycle will be completed in March with the second IMD issue dedicated
to Scarpa.
Good reading!
Archontis