Hi, all!
Joakim Gunnarsson wrote:
>
> > > Can anyone tell me if Emil Eagle is currently used in Europe?
>
> Nope, Egmont doesn't use him anymore.
>
> /Joakim Gunnarsson,
> Egmont freelancer.
Well; in Italy he is not used, but NOT because someone decided it. The
main reason is that, as for Hazel, for the story men it's difficult to
know if he lives and "works" in Duckburg or in Mouston (see old
Murry's stories and Emil's very last appearance ina Disney story made
in USA, some ten years ago, in "Mickey Mouse"). Indeed, I plan to use
him in a story (set in Duckburg), in a new serial scheduled (maybe)
for the year 2000.
Bye,
Luca
Author
Topic: 199903
(153 messages)
Luca Boschi
On Emil Eagle, by Luca Boschi
Message 151 -
1999-03-30 at 22:49:05
Marco Barlotti
Spin and Marty at the triangle Ranch (Arthur Faria)
Message 152 -
1999-03-31 at 19:44:28
Since Alberto Becattini is not a member of this list anymore, I have asked
him about the "triangle ranch" to answer Arthur Faria's question. Here is
his answer:
>The characters mentioned by Arthur Faria are SPIN AND MARTY,
>protagonists of a Disney TV series (Nov. 1955-Nov. 1958) interpreted by Tim
>Considine and David Stollery. These were two young boys whose
>adventures took place around a summer camp at the "Triple-R" ranch.
>The logo of the ranch was a *triangle* with a "3-R" written inside.
>They appeared in four issues of the
>Four Color series (# 714, 767, 808, and 826) between June 1956 and
>Sept. 1957, all of them written by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer
>and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Spiegle also drew all issues of the Spin &
>Marty comic book (# 5-9, 1958-59) except for # 7, drawn by Tony
>Sgroi.
>Two more Spin & Marty comics came out in the Four Color series in 1959-60.
>Spiegle drew # 1026, whereas # 1082 was drawn by Sparky Moore.
>Hope Arthur appreciates this information. Give my regards to him,
>please.
Marco
http://amygdala.cce.unifi.it/marcobar/Comics/index.html
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him about the "triangle ranch" to answer Arthur Faria's question. Here is
his answer:
>The characters mentioned by Arthur Faria are SPIN AND MARTY,
>protagonists of a Disney TV series (Nov. 1955-Nov. 1958) interpreted by Tim
>Considine and David Stollery. These were two young boys whose
>adventures took place around a summer camp at the "Triple-R" ranch.
>The logo of the ranch was a *triangle* with a "3-R" written inside.
>They appeared in four issues of the
>Four Color series (# 714, 767, 808, and 826) between June 1956 and
>Sept. 1957, all of them written by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer
>and drawn by Dan Spiegle. Spiegle also drew all issues of the Spin &
>Marty comic book (# 5-9, 1958-59) except for # 7, drawn by Tony
>Sgroi.
>Two more Spin & Marty comics came out in the Four Color series in 1959-60.
>Spiegle drew # 1026, whereas # 1082 was drawn by Sparky Moore.
>Hope Arthur appreciates this information. Give my regards to him,
>please.
Marco
http://amygdala.cce.unifi.it/marcobar/Comics/index.html
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Lars Jensen
Emil Eagle "dead"?
Message 153 -
1999-03-31 at 22:15:20
I'm going to de-lurk briefly, since Monte-Cristo <(Email removed)> wrote:
>> > > Can anyone tell me if Emil Eagle is currently used in Europe?
>>
>> Nope, Egmont doesn't use him anymore.
>
>They don't? I just saw him in Aku Ankka, issue #3, '99. The code of the =
story was
>D97331, and it was written by Lars Jensen and drawn by Scalabroni.
>
>[{(Monte-Cristo, a Finnish lurker)}]
>-----------------------------
>[{(It's only over when you give up.)}]
Well, *somebody* must've given up - 'cause it's over! That Emil story =
only got accepted by mistake, which I was told in no uncertain terms! =
Believe me: Emil Eagle is dead, dead, dead - at least as far as Egmont =
is concerned!
But good luck to Luca's Italian endeavours!
Lars Jensen
>> > > Can anyone tell me if Emil Eagle is currently used in Europe?
>>
>> Nope, Egmont doesn't use him anymore.
>
>They don't? I just saw him in Aku Ankka, issue #3, '99. The code of the =
story was
>D97331, and it was written by Lars Jensen and drawn by Scalabroni.
>
>[{(Monte-Cristo, a Finnish lurker)}]
>-----------------------------
>[{(It's only over when you give up.)}]
Well, *somebody* must've given up - 'cause it's over! That Emil story =
only got accepted by mistake, which I was told in no uncertain terms! =
Believe me: Emil Eagle is dead, dead, dead - at least as far as Egmont =
is concerned!
But good luck to Luca's Italian endeavours!
Lars Jensen