Hey Archontis!
>The first of this summer's "Specials" was released last week. "Special
>Scrooge", a 100-page, square-bound, large-format comic, prints the
following
>D-coded stories (names of artists in parentheses):
> [snip]
>3) D-96322 (Marshal)
> [snip]
> 7) D-97103 (Animatal)
>
Is this really the way they spell these names?
"Marshal" should really be Marsal, and "Animatal" should be Anibal.
(If the spelling error is actually yours, don't think that I'm
trying to be too critical! I've gotten plenty of names wrong in the past,
myself, and it was others who corrected me! Ask Harry about a few
instances... :-P)
Does "Special Scrooge" include any writer's credits?
Best, David
Author
Topic: 199906
(110 messages)
Gerstein, David DK - ECN
Archontis (Special Scrooge)
Message 106 -
1999-06-28 at 14:16:54
Thomas Lauritsen
KOMIX #133 + Special Scrooge
Message 107 -
1999-06-28 at 16:20:18
Archontis Pantsios wrote:
>KOMIX #133, July 1999, features the following:
>1) "The Hidden Mickey Mouse", a 3-page editorial on Rosa panels with a
>hidden Mickey (I guess it's lifted from the corresponding web-site, but
>unfortunately no credit is given).
Would anyone be able to scan this article and put it on the web (or send it
to me and I will put it on the web) since I would very much like to see it.
Not that I can or will do anything about it, if it is a 'copy' of my Hidden
Mickeys webpage but I am very curious.
/Thomas Lauritsen
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Thomas Lauritsen - ICQ UIN: 3605044
(Email removed) / (Email removed)
www.duckburg.dk - www.script.dk
>KOMIX #133, July 1999, features the following:
>1) "The Hidden Mickey Mouse", a 3-page editorial on Rosa panels with a
>hidden Mickey (I guess it's lifted from the corresponding web-site, but
>unfortunately no credit is given).
Would anyone be able to scan this article and put it on the web (or send it
to me and I will put it on the web) since I would very much like to see it.
Not that I can or will do anything about it, if it is a 'copy' of my Hidden
Mickeys webpage but I am very curious.
/Thomas Lauritsen
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Thomas Lauritsen - ICQ UIN: 3605044
(Email removed) / (Email removed)
www.duckburg.dk - www.script.dk
Ari Seppi
Euros and other currencies
Message 108 -
1999-06-28 at 16:50:07
>From: "Sanna-Maaria Kuisma" <(Email removed)>
>
>In Finland, the Ducks already speak of euros instead of the usual Finnish
>marks. (Or was that just some special issue? I'm not a regular subscriber of
>AA, so I only have two recent issues - the ones with Rosa's Dutchman story,
>as it happens...)
At least Aku Ankan taskukirja uses Finnish marks (used marks in latest issue).
--
Ari Seppi ((Email removed))
http://www.sci.fi/~mani/eindex.htm
>
>In Finland, the Ducks already speak of euros instead of the usual Finnish
>marks. (Or was that just some special issue? I'm not a regular subscriber of
>AA, so I only have two recent issues - the ones with Rosa's Dutchman story,
>as it happens...)
At least Aku Ankan taskukirja uses Finnish marks (used marks in latest issue).
--
Ari Seppi ((Email removed))
http://www.sci.fi/~mani/eindex.htm
Oliv
Topolino più
Message 109 -
1999-06-29 at 10:27:30
What is "Topolino Pi=F9" ?
Is it an stand-alone publication of is it included in Topolino ?
Oliv
Is it an stand-alone publication of is it included in Topolino ?
Oliv
Joakim Gunnarsson
Komix etc.
Message 110 -
1999-06-29 at 18:56:14
> KOMIX #133, July 1999, features the following:[...]
> Cheers,
>
> Archontis
Sigh...I only wish that we could print a book like Komix, I Maestri Disney
or Zio Paperone in Scandinavia.
Those books are really the finest reprint books I've ever seen or heard of.
To those of you that havn't tried them yet: Do so! You won't regret it.
Even if you dont know the language they are well worth having.
(And they look good in your bookshelf too.)
/Joakim Gunnarsson.
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> Cheers,
>
> Archontis
Sigh...I only wish that we could print a book like Komix, I Maestri Disney
or Zio Paperone in Scandinavia.
Those books are really the finest reprint books I've ever seen or heard of.
To those of you that havn't tried them yet: Do so! You won't regret it.
Even if you dont know the language they are well worth having.
(And they look good in your bookshelf too.)
/Joakim Gunnarsson.
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