David King asked about the origin of Super Goof.
See the DCML web pages at
<http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/chars/supergoof.html>!
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Topic: 199905
(139 messages)
Per Starback
Origin of Super Goof
Message 91 -
1999-05-24 at 15:01:59
Luca Boschi
Super Goof I don't see...
Message 92 -
1999-05-25 at 02:02:00
Hi, Per Starback and David King,
Aboutthe origin of Super Goof...
I tryed to see the DCML web pages at
> <http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/chars/supergoof.html>,
but it was impossible to see anything (file not found, they say).
Do you know why? And David King was able to read 'em?
Thanks for the answer in advance...
Luca
Aboutthe origin of Super Goof...
I tryed to see the DCML web pages at
> <http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/chars/supergoof.html>,
but it was impossible to see anything (file not found, they say).
Do you know why? And David King was able to read 'em?
Thanks for the answer in advance...
Luca
Per Starback
Super Goof I don't see...
Message 93 -
1999-05-25 at 03:39:52
> Aboutthe origin of Super Goof...
> I tryed to see the DCML web pages at
> > <http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/chars/supergoof.html>,
> but it was impossible to see anything (file not found, they say).
Oops! I notice now that that particular page was broken, and had been
broken for over a month! I've fixed it now.
> I tryed to see the DCML web pages at
> > <http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/chars/supergoof.html>,
> but it was impossible to see anything (file not found, they say).
Oops! I notice now that that particular page was broken, and had been
broken for over a month! I've fixed it now.
Botto Armando
Gyro the eagle...?
Message 94 -
1999-05-25 at 11:12:30
>>[Gyro]'s a sort of rooster, a chicken or so... I'd like to know more
things about.
Well, I think Carl Barks himself once said Gyro is a chicken.
>>The fact is that I DIDN'T write those lines. They have been added, in the
usual way, during the editing process.
By the way: maybe the attribution of the "Million Dollar Rock" *script* to
De Lara had the same origin?
[Lockman/De Lara story reprint]
>>Because it's a wonderful story, written and inked by Vic Lockman, to whom
an article is dedicated. You'll be surprised.
OK! I'm looking forward to reading the article...
[Don's longer stories yet unpublished in Italy]
>>Two of 'em in the next months. And others... Don't let me say more.
Very good! And... well, I won't be the one who stops you from saying more...
;-)))
[I TL 139-B in next "Maestri Disney"]
>>Yes. The only complete printing after its debut in 1956. Very interesting,
I think.
Indeed!
Thanks a lot for the prompt reply and all the info!
Ciao,
Armando
things about.
Well, I think Carl Barks himself once said Gyro is a chicken.
>>The fact is that I DIDN'T write those lines. They have been added, in the
usual way, during the editing process.
By the way: maybe the attribution of the "Million Dollar Rock" *script* to
De Lara had the same origin?
[Lockman/De Lara story reprint]
>>Because it's a wonderful story, written and inked by Vic Lockman, to whom
an article is dedicated. You'll be surprised.
OK! I'm looking forward to reading the article...
[Don's longer stories yet unpublished in Italy]
>>Two of 'em in the next months. And others... Don't let me say more.
Very good! And... well, I won't be the one who stops you from saying more...
;-)))
[I TL 139-B in next "Maestri Disney"]
>>Yes. The only complete printing after its debut in 1956. Very interesting,
I think.
Indeed!
Thanks a lot for the prompt reply and all the info!
Ciao,
Armando
Anders Chr. Sivebaek
Hazel and Goofy
Message 95 -
1999-05-25 at 11:18:15
Hello
another list meber and me talked about a special row of stories where Witch
Hazel and Goofy appears together. Goofy doesn't believe her and she tries
to convince him that she's a witch. He borrows her broom in the story I
have, and Hazel meets cassey 8the detective from Mice-stories) and Goofy
meats the charecters from Alice in Wonderland
My issue is a greek one : Klassika no 129, but the code for the story is AO
783 (Italian?). So I can't read that... I would like to know the real code
for the italian issue (I don't think that's the one..) so I can find it in
german or even danish (?)
Anders Christian Sivebaek
(Email removed);
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another list meber and me talked about a special row of stories where Witch
Hazel and Goofy appears together. Goofy doesn't believe her and she tries
to convince him that she's a witch. He borrows her broom in the story I
have, and Hazel meets cassey 8the detective from Mice-stories) and Goofy
meats the charecters from Alice in Wonderland
My issue is a greek one : Klassika no 129, but the code for the story is AO
783 (Italian?). So I can't read that... I would like to know the real code
for the italian issue (I don't think that's the one..) so I can find it in
german or even danish (?)
Anders Christian Sivebaek
(Email removed);
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Marco Barlotti
Goofy and Hazel
Message 96 -
1999-05-25 at 11:37:52
ANDERS:
>another list me[m]ber and me talked about a special row of stories where Witch
>Hazel and Goofy appears together. Goofy doesn't believe her and she tries
>to convince him that she's a witch. He borrows her broom in the story I
>have, and Hazel meets cassey 8the detective from Mice-stories) and Goofy
>meats the charecters from Alice in Wonderland
>My issue is a greek one : Klassika no 129, but the code for the story is AO
>783 (Italian?). So I can't read that... I would like to know the real code
>for the italian issue (I don't think that's the one..) so I can find it in
>german or even danish (?)
This should be
I TL 236-A (05-06-1960)
Pippo e la fattucchiera
/Chendi/Bottaro/
30/alle prese con Nocciola/Pippo; Nocciola
[ristampe: AR 508, CD 226, GCD 40]
The original printing has no code written anywhere. On some subsequent
reprint (CD 226, probably) on the splash panel the code I-508 was added,
without any apparent logic.
But it is possible that German or Danish reprint carry that wrong (I-508)
code...
Marco
(who DID reply to you previously, but had problems with his mailer so
probably the message didn't reach you...)
>another list me[m]ber and me talked about a special row of stories where Witch
>Hazel and Goofy appears together. Goofy doesn't believe her and she tries
>to convince him that she's a witch. He borrows her broom in the story I
>have, and Hazel meets cassey 8the detective from Mice-stories) and Goofy
>meats the charecters from Alice in Wonderland
>My issue is a greek one : Klassika no 129, but the code for the story is AO
>783 (Italian?). So I can't read that... I would like to know the real code
>for the italian issue (I don't think that's the one..) so I can find it in
>german or even danish (?)
This should be
I TL 236-A (05-06-1960)
Pippo e la fattucchiera
/Chendi/Bottaro/
30/alle prese con Nocciola/Pippo; Nocciola
[ristampe: AR 508, CD 226, GCD 40]
The original printing has no code written anywhere. On some subsequent
reprint (CD 226, probably) on the splash panel the code I-508 was added,
without any apparent logic.
But it is possible that German or Danish reprint carry that wrong (I-508)
code...
Marco
(who DID reply to you previously, but had problems with his mailer so
probably the message didn't reach you...)
Dr. Archontis Pantsios
Goofy and Witch Hazel
Message 97 -
1999-05-25 at 11:54:20
ANDERS:
>another list meber and me talked about a special row of stories where Witch
>Hazel and Goofy appears together. Goofy doesn't believe her and she tries
>to convince him that she's a witch. He borrows her broom in the story I
>have, and Hazel meets cassey 8the detective from Mice-stories) and Goofy
>meats the charecters from Alice in Wonderland
>My issue is a greek one : Klassika no 129, but the code for the story is AO
>783 (Italian?). So I can't read that... I would like to know the real code
>for the italian issue (I don't think that's the one..) so I can find it in
>german or even danish (?)
The code you mention (AO 783) is *NOT* the story's code, but a code that the
Greek publisher is using for internal purposes.
The story you describe above is "Pippo e la fattucchiera", I-TL #236-A,
60-06-05, drawn by Luciano Bottaro on a script by Carlo Chendi. This story
was also recently re-printed in a "I Maestri Disney" issue.
Cheers,
Archontis
>another list meber and me talked about a special row of stories where Witch
>Hazel and Goofy appears together. Goofy doesn't believe her and she tries
>to convince him that she's a witch. He borrows her broom in the story I
>have, and Hazel meets cassey 8the detective from Mice-stories) and Goofy
>meats the charecters from Alice in Wonderland
>My issue is a greek one : Klassika no 129, but the code for the story is AO
>783 (Italian?). So I can't read that... I would like to know the real code
>for the italian issue (I don't think that's the one..) so I can find it in
>german or even danish (?)
The code you mention (AO 783) is *NOT* the story's code, but a code that the
Greek publisher is using for internal purposes.
The story you describe above is "Pippo e la fattucchiera", I-TL #236-A,
60-06-05, drawn by Luciano Bottaro on a script by Carlo Chendi. This story
was also recently re-printed in a "I Maestri Disney" issue.
Cheers,
Archontis
Søren Krarup Olesen
Goofy and Hazel
Message 98 -
1999-05-25 at 12:45:21
MARCO + AC:
> >another list me[m]ber and me talked about a special row of stories whe=
re Witch
> >Hazel and Goofy appears together.
> I TL 236-A (05-06-1960)
> Pippo e la fattucchiera
> But it is possible that German or Danish reprint carry that wrong (I-50=
8)
> code...
Unfortunately, this is not the case. The only Hazel/Goofy story from
that period (and by Bottaro) I can think of is I TL 262-A (Pippo e i
missili antimaliardi) reprinted in Denmark in Jumbobog nr. 11.
S=F8ren
> >another list me[m]ber and me talked about a special row of stories whe=
re Witch
> >Hazel and Goofy appears together.
> I TL 236-A (05-06-1960)
> Pippo e la fattucchiera
> But it is possible that German or Danish reprint carry that wrong (I-50=
8)
> code...
Unfortunately, this is not the case. The only Hazel/Goofy story from
that period (and by Bottaro) I can think of is I TL 262-A (Pippo e i
missili antimaliardi) reprinted in Denmark in Jumbobog nr. 11.
S=F8ren
Marco Barlotti
A comment on Roy's WWW pages
Message 99 -
1999-05-25 at 13:08:29
ROY:
I have surfed a little onto your www pages at
http://mars.spaceports.com/~ddossier/ddd.htm
VERY INTERESTING!
But may I make a few comments?
(1) Could you avoid frames? On small monitors like mine they are an extreme
nuisance
(2) The "index" in the above-mentioned URL (the "left" frame, that is) on my
b/w monitor is not readable, apparently because you have two different
colours in the background but only one in the foreground
What are you saying? I should buy a bigger, colo(u)r monitor??? ;-)))))
Well, when you plan your WWW pages you should think also of all the people
who are not able (or not willing) to do that...
(3) the image wb195501.jpg is missing (and this is NOT my computer's
fault...!!!!)
On the whole, a wonderful job... Congratulations!
Marco
(whose very very simple www pages are maybe too slow to download but can be
seen with **any** browser and with **any** websurfing PC...)
http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/Comics
I have surfed a little onto your www pages at
http://mars.spaceports.com/~ddossier/ddd.htm
VERY INTERESTING!
But may I make a few comments?
(1) Could you avoid frames? On small monitors like mine they are an extreme
nuisance
(2) The "index" in the above-mentioned URL (the "left" frame, that is) on my
b/w monitor is not readable, apparently because you have two different
colours in the background but only one in the foreground
What are you saying? I should buy a bigger, colo(u)r monitor??? ;-)))))
Well, when you plan your WWW pages you should think also of all the people
who are not able (or not willing) to do that...
(3) the image wb195501.jpg is missing (and this is NOT my computer's
fault...!!!!)
On the whole, a wonderful job... Congratulations!
Marco
(whose very very simple www pages are maybe too slow to download but can be
seen with **any** browser and with **any** websurfing PC...)
http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/Comics
Fluks, H.W.
A Dutch meeting
Message 100 -
1999-05-25 at 13:14:24
Last Saturday, there was a comic market in Den Bosch. Roy Kooijman and
Angela Nijenes were there too, as well as Andreas Gammel (another Dutch
collector, not a member of this list anymore). I have put a few photographs
of our meeting on the Web at:
http://members.tripod.lycos.nl/bolderbast/fotos2.html
Note that Roy usually isn't as white as on that one photograph... (I'm still
not 100% used to the working of my new camera...)
--Harry.
Angela Nijenes were there too, as well as Andreas Gammel (another Dutch
collector, not a member of this list anymore). I have put a few photographs
of our meeting on the Web at:
http://members.tripod.lycos.nl/bolderbast/fotos2.html
Note that Roy usually isn't as white as on that one photograph... (I'm still
not 100% used to the working of my new camera...)
--Harry.
Bmartin
Disney comics Digest V99 #94
Message 101 -
1999-05-25 at 17:28:28
>Date: Mon, 24 May 1999 02:12:34 -0400
>From: "Don Rosa" <(Email removed)>
>To: "Disney Comics ML" <(Email removed)>
>Subject: Question from a student:
Maybe check Donald in MathMagic Land?
B. MArtin
>From: "Don Rosa" <(Email removed)>
>To: "Disney Comics ML" <(Email removed)>
>Subject: Question from a student:
Maybe check Donald in MathMagic Land?
B. MArtin
Don Rosa
Digest #94
Message 102 -
1999-05-25 at 19:12:59
From: Botto Armando
>>>2. a ZIO PAPERONE reader pointing out a mistake in Don's "Cash Flow" (page 22: Donald's car should crash after falling from the cliff, as the behaviour of the
cannonball on page 12 seems to suggest). The editors of ZP agree, and
formulate the hypothesis that Don sometimes willingly inserts small
contradictions in his stories, to keep the reader's level of attention high.
Don...?
Why didn't they give me a chance to respond before they declared me in error? There is NO error in that story. Perhaps the translator did not explain the physics correctly.
>>>2. a ZIO PAPERONE reader pointing out a mistake in Don's "Cash Flow" (page 22: Donald's car should crash after falling from the cliff, as the behaviour of the
cannonball on page 12 seems to suggest). The editors of ZP agree, and
formulate the hypothesis that Don sometimes willingly inserts small
contradictions in his stories, to keep the reader's level of attention high.
Don...?
Why didn't they give me a chance to respond before they declared me in error? There is NO error in that story. Perhaps the translator did not explain the physics correctly.
Fluks, H.W.
Ghast Cow
Message 103 -
1999-05-26 at 11:35:54
Don:
> "Cash Flow"
> There is NO error in that story.
Maybe not the one mentioned in Zio Paperone. But I recall some other
"errors" that have always bothered me. The physical reactions are not
consistent. I don't have the story here at the moment, but I recall the
Beagle Boys slipping into jail near the end of the story. Since they were
inflicted by the inertia ray, why would they be on a stack on top of each
other as if they had bounced to the wall?
Things like this, plus the artwork (which looks really ugly at places - I
know, it's only the 2nd long Rosa story) have made "Cash Flow" one of my
least favourite Rosa stories.
But surely there's plenty of other Rosa work to enjoy...
--Harry.
> "Cash Flow"
> There is NO error in that story.
Maybe not the one mentioned in Zio Paperone. But I recall some other
"errors" that have always bothered me. The physical reactions are not
consistent. I don't have the story here at the moment, but I recall the
Beagle Boys slipping into jail near the end of the story. Since they were
inflicted by the inertia ray, why would they be on a stack on top of each
other as if they had bounced to the wall?
Things like this, plus the artwork (which looks really ugly at places - I
know, it's only the 2nd long Rosa story) have made "Cash Flow" one of my
least favourite Rosa stories.
But surely there's plenty of other Rosa work to enjoy...
--Harry.
PSFr
Cash Flow
Message 104 -
1999-05-26 at 15:03:49
Harry wrote:
>...have made "Cash Flow" one of my least favourite Rosa stories.
Well, just to stress the diversity in taste of the list members, I have to
say that "Cash Flow" is one of my *most* favorite Rosa stories... ;-)
-Poul Frokjar, Denmark
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>...have made "Cash Flow" one of my least favourite Rosa stories.
Well, just to stress the diversity in taste of the list members, I have to
say that "Cash Flow" is one of my *most* favorite Rosa stories... ;-)
-Poul Frokjar, Denmark
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Don Rosa
Digest #95
Message 105 -
1999-05-26 at 15:18:24
From: "Fluks, H.W."
> "Cash Flow"
>>>the artwork (which looks really ugly at places)
Too true!!! I still think that about much of my stories 11 years later, mainly the background buildings and dog-people! But those early stories.... Someday I want to redraw "Son of the Sun". Maybe that will be the last thing I do before I quit.
When I showed the Beagles in a *pile* while being friction-free, that was so I could show readers they were all in the cell in that tiny panel... that *was* an error (on purpose). But you think there were so many *other* such inconsistencies in that story that it spoiled it? Hmmmm.
> "Cash Flow"
>>>the artwork (which looks really ugly at places)
Too true!!! I still think that about much of my stories 11 years later, mainly the background buildings and dog-people! But those early stories.... Someday I want to redraw "Son of the Sun". Maybe that will be the last thing I do before I quit.
When I showed the Beagles in a *pile* while being friction-free, that was so I could show readers they were all in the cell in that tiny panel... that *was* an error (on purpose). But you think there were so many *other* such inconsistencies in that story that it spoiled it? Hmmmm.