Jorgen jumping in from the dark again.
Nils Lid Hjort:
| PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel",
| which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
| is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
| but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.
Yup. It was. I've got a copy.
Jorgen
--------------------------------
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Topic: 199911
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Jørgen Andreas Bangor
DD in Mathmagic Land
Message 16 -
1999-11-05 at 04:27:58
Anders Christian Sivebaek
192: Norwegian questions
Message 17 -
1999-11-05 at 11:48:19
Nils Lid Hjort
> * I understand that parts of this has been published in
> Denmark 1984 and in Sweden 1988 -- but with only 12 pages
> of the 30? Or is the format changed in order to have more
> per page?
Denmark 1984 was in a jubilee-big book (Not equal to the one published in
1974)
It seems, that the story was published in 12 pages, but in six-tier format,
and this
makes the long stories (eg. barks 30-pages) look short, maybe pages, or as
here 12.
I don't think the story is shortened... On the other hand, i don't have an
idea how to
find the book...
> PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel",
> which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
> is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
> but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.
The Norwegian part of the inducsk isn't very complete, I think. I'm not
sure there
even is a maintainer for the norwegian part... But it would be natural if
the story you
mention was published in all Scandinavia in those years. here it was in a
WD presents.
Halsten
> I "own" this book, but lent it away some 6 years ago, and have never seen
> it again:-(:-(
Sorry about that...
> At least "Flip decision" (Donald Duck som kronist) by Barks is dealing
with
> probability.
This story was even mentioned in my science/math-book in High School!
HARRY
> The Norwegian part of the Inducks database is far from complete, while
the
> Danish and Swedish parts nearly are. But we are working on that! ("We" =
> Trygve Vatle, Vidar Svensen, and any other volunteer 8-).
I'm glad to hear that.
AC
> * I understand that parts of this has been published in
> Denmark 1984 and in Sweden 1988 -- but with only 12 pages
> of the 30? Or is the format changed in order to have more
> per page?
Denmark 1984 was in a jubilee-big book (Not equal to the one published in
1974)
It seems, that the story was published in 12 pages, but in six-tier format,
and this
makes the long stories (eg. barks 30-pages) look short, maybe pages, or as
here 12.
I don't think the story is shortened... On the other hand, i don't have an
idea how to
find the book...
> PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel",
> which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
> is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
> but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.
The Norwegian part of the inducsk isn't very complete, I think. I'm not
sure there
even is a maintainer for the norwegian part... But it would be natural if
the story you
mention was published in all Scandinavia in those years. here it was in a
WD presents.
Halsten
> I "own" this book, but lent it away some 6 years ago, and have never seen
> it again:-(:-(
Sorry about that...
> At least "Flip decision" (Donald Duck som kronist) by Barks is dealing
with
> probability.
This story was even mentioned in my science/math-book in High School!
HARRY
> The Norwegian part of the Inducks database is far from complete, while
the
> Danish and Swedish parts nearly are. But we are working on that! ("We" =
> Trygve Vatle, Vidar Svensen, and any other volunteer 8-).
I'm glad to hear that.
AC
Alex Schaaf
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>Disney comics Digest Volume 99 : Issue 192
>
>Contents:
> Nils Lid Hjort DD in Mathmagic Land
> Anders Christian Sivebaek 191: Mike, Archontis, Nils
> Halsten Aastebol Re: DD in Mathmagic Land
> Dr. Archontis Pantsios I MAESTRI DISNEY
> Fluks, H.W. Nils: DD in Mathmagic Land
> =3D22Jorgen Andreas Bangor=3D22 Re: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 19:32:38 +0100
>From: Nils Lid Hjort <(Email removed)>
>To: (Email removed)
>Subject: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>Compatriots: I'm interested in the "Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land"
>story. This is a 30-page story written by Don Christensen
>and drawn by Tony Strobl, appearing inside a Dell comic of
>the same title, namely Oneshot (Four-Color) #1051, August 1959.
>
>Questions (after having checked Fluks' "Inducks" index):
>
>* Is the Oneshot (Four-Color) #1198, February 1961, an identical
> reprint? If so, why did this happen, so quickly after the first issue?
> (Is this a unique event in the history of Disney Comics reprint
> business?) Were any pedagogical authorities involved?
>
>* Who changed a woman into an ice cream soda (and I'd also like to know
> why, and, in particular, how) on page 20 in the reprint Donald Duck
> Adventures #26, 1994?
>
>* I understand that parts of this has been published in
> Denmark 1984 and in Sweden 1988 -- but with only 12 pages
> of the 30? Or is the format changed in order to have more
> per page?
>
>* The same question goes for Holland 1983, where it is listed
> as a 14-page story.
>
>* So the story has never been published in Norwegian?
>
>* Are there any other Duck stories dealing in open or indirect ways
> with mathematical themes?
>
>Nils Lid Hjort
>
>PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel",
>which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
>is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
>but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 20:00:36 +0100
>From: "Anders Christian Sivebaek" <(Email removed)>
>To: <(Email removed)>
>Subject: 191: Mike, Archontis, Nils
>
>Mike Pohjola
>> > The 44th song is going to be read in many libraries in Scandinavia o=
n
>that
>> > day, together with a new myth, the urban legend about the rat-meat i=
n
>the Pizza...
>> Sounds more like some kind of a Nordic folklore day. Could that be the
>> case?
>Some kind of that, yes.
>
>Dr. Archontis Pantsios
>
>> >What's in Komix 137 BTW.=3D20
>> >Archontis? :-)
>> Well, I can't but oblige! :-)
>It's usually you who enlighten us about it. BTW Thanks to Kriton for tha=
t
>scan on your page!
>
>> KOMIX #137, November 1999:
>It all sounds good. I'm glad I made an appointment with our friend Denni=
s,
>that
>he would send me this. a3-pages special about Goldie. what is the source
>for that btw?
>
>> The "millenium" issue that Giorgos referred to will appear just before
>Xmas.
>> It'll print Rosa's "A Little Something Special"
>Sounds good. Overmore >I don't think I've seen that Scarpa-story, so may=
be
>I can make an appointment about that too...
>
>> and an (unknown to me) Barks story.
>what's the tittle, in Greek?
>
>> Rosa will be heavily featured
>> in 2000, as 10 out of the 12 issues in that year are scheduled to feat=
ure
>> Rosa stories.
>How great for you:-)
>
>MARCO
>It's understandable why publishers do that kind of thing...
>
>> All I can add is that we really hope that also "I Maestri Disney" can
>make
>> its way out...
>I'm croosing my fingers for you:-)
>
>Nils Lid Hjort
>Thanks for telling about the Kalevala. In some way I get to think of the
>Grimm
>fairy-tales, but this is much bigger, and probably a different thing.
>As said, I haven't read the kalevala, yet.
>
>> Many events have been and are taking place through 1999 to commemorate
>> this -- and the publication of Don Rosa's "The Quest for Kalevala"
>> next week is one of the most interesting! The first copies of the book
>> saw light yesterday...
>Yehaaa!
>
>> The Kalevala story appears in Norway and Sweden (and, I guess, Denmark=
)
>> in the weeklies' #48, #49, #50 (three episodes, 33 pages).
>Let's hope so. For DK I mean.
>
>> <<The 44th song is going to be read...>>
>> This runo is quite relevant for Rosa's story!
>Great, great!
>
>AC
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 04 Nov 1999 08:05:38 +0100
>From: Halsten Aastebol <(Email removed)>
>To: Nils Lid Hjort <(Email removed)>, (Email removed)
>Subject: Re: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>At 19:32 03.11.99 +0100, Nils Lid Hjort wrote:
>>
>>Compatriots: I'm interested in the "Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land"
>>story. This is a 30-page story written by Don Christensen
>>and drawn by Tony Strobl, appearing inside a Dell comic of=3D20
>>the same title, namely Oneshot (Four-Color) #1051, August 1959.=3D20
>>
>>Questions (after having checked Fluks' "Inducks" index):=3D20
>
>>* So the story has never been published in Norwegian?=3D20
>>
>It was published as "Donald i Matemagiland" in the book "Donald den stor=
e"
>(Donald the great) in I guess 1984. The story mentioned below, "Donald a=
nd
>the wheel" was published in the same book. This book is by far the best =
of
>the so-called "kjempeb=3DF8ker" (giant books). It also contains "The Wis=
e
>Little Hen", some pre-war Italian stories, some Barks stories and one st=
ory
>written for Donald's 50th anniversary in 1984.
>
>I "own" this book, but lent it away some 6 years ago, and have never see=
n
>it again:-(:-(
>
>>PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel"=
,
>>which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
>>is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
>>but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.=
=3D20
>>
>>* Are there any other Duck stories dealing in open or indirect ways=3D2=
0
>> with mathematical themes? =3D20
>
>At least "Flip decision" (Donald Duck som kronist) by Barks is dealing w=
ith
>probability.
>
>Halsten
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 04 Nov 1999 12:10:10 +0200
>From: "Dr. Archontis Pantsios" <(Email removed)>
>To: (Email removed)
>Subject: I MAESTRI DISNEY
>
>MARCO:
>
>
>>It was not **official** news, but everybody at the Lucca comics convent=
ion
>>was talking about it, so I guess I'm revealing no secret here: "I Maest=
ri
>>Disney", one of the best (if not the best) Disney comics ever for sale,
>>will be ceasing publications in a few issues. There will be an issue
>>dedicated to Giorgio Cavazzano on sale this month, then maybe two (?)
more.
>
>
>That's really bad news...I MAESTRI DISNEY (#4 to be exact) was the first
>ever Italian comic I ever laid my hands on, and since then I really beca=
me
>hooked. It was another IMD issue (#6, on Massimo De Vita) that opened my
>eyes to the existence of tens of wonderful stories by this artist. I gue=
ss
>every issue was "special" and had to offer something "unique", especiall=
y
to
>those of us that, until then, had known only the Barks Disney universe.
>
>Maybe two more after #18? I'm hoping for three more so as to also includ=
e
>Romano Scarpa (Gottfredson, M. De Vita, Romano Scarpa). That way, anothe=
r
>full cycle (the third) will be concluded.
>
>
>
>>Since the fact was not stated officially, no reason for this is know.
>>It is undoubted that TOO MANY Disney comics are flooding the Italian
market
>>now, so every month each of them sells a little less. But that the
>>publishers would choose among all those titles to shut down "I Maesti
>>Disney" has come as unexpected to me...
>
>
>I'd guess that a new title is launched when all possible profits have be=
en
>squeezed out from the existing titles. If that's the case, does Disney
>Italia expect that by shutting down IMD enough buyers will buy its other
>titles in a way that it'll more than compensate for the IMD losses? I ca=
n
>only judge from myself, but in my case (who BTW has been a subscriber to
IMD
>since they first started offering subscriptions) the answer would be no.
>
>
>
>>All I can add is that we really hope that also "I Maestri Disney" can m=
ake
>>its way out...
>
>
>And I'd say AMEN to that!
>
>
>Cheers,
>
>Archontis
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 04 Nov 1999 12:54:18 +0100
>From: "Fluks, H.W." <(Email removed)>
>To: (Email removed)
>Subject: Nils: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>Nils (November 03, 1999 7:33 PM):
>
>> Compatriots: I'm interested in the "Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land"
>> story.
>
>> * Is the Oneshot (Four-Color) #1198, February 1961, an identical
>> reprint? If so, why did this happen, so quickly after the
>> first issue?
>
>My guess is that the cartoon (on which the comic was based) was re-issue=
d.
>
>> * I understand that parts of this has been published in
>> Denmark 1984 and in Sweden 1988 -- but with only 12 pages
>> of the 30? Or is the format changed in order to have more
>> per page?
>
>The format was changed to 6-tier pages.
>
>> * The same question goes for Holland 1983, where it is listed
>> as a 14-page story.
>
>That's only part 1. Part 2 (16 pages) was published in the next issue.
>
>> * So the story has never been published in Norwegian?
>
>The Norwegian part of the Inducks database is far from complete, while t=
he
>Danish and Swedish parts nearly are. But we are working on that! ("We" =3D
>Trygve Vatle, Vidar Svensen, and any other volunteer 8-).
>
>> * Are there any other Duck stories dealing in open or indirect ways
>> with mathematical themes?
>
>Remember Rosa's Lillehammer story where Donald is skating a formula?
>Also, Barks' "Trallala" story was made to "show the number of one billio=
n
in
>a visible way" [paraphrasing Barks quote].
>There must be many more, but I can't remember right now.
>
>--Harry.
>http://here.is/inducks
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Fri, 5 Nov 1999 03:27:58 +0100 (MET)
>From: =3D?iso-8859-1?Q?=3D22J=3DF8rgen?=3D Andreas =3D?iso-8859-1?Q?Bang=
or=3D22?=3D
<(Email removed)>
>To: (Email removed)
>Subject: Re: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>Jorgen jumping in from the dark again.
>
> Nils Lid Hjort:
>
>| PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel=
",
>| which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
>| is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
>| but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.
>
>Yup. It was. I've got a copy.
>
>
>
> Jorgen
>
>--------------------------------
>End of Disney comics Digest V99 Issue #192
>******************************************
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>Disney comics Digest Volume 99 : Issue 192
>
>Contents:
> Nils Lid Hjort DD in Mathmagic Land
> Anders Christian Sivebaek 191: Mike, Archontis, Nils
> Halsten Aastebol Re: DD in Mathmagic Land
> Dr. Archontis Pantsios I MAESTRI DISNEY
> Fluks, H.W. Nils: DD in Mathmagic Land
> =3D22Jorgen Andreas Bangor=3D22 Re: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 19:32:38 +0100
>From: Nils Lid Hjort <(Email removed)>
>To: (Email removed)
>Subject: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>Compatriots: I'm interested in the "Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land"
>story. This is a 30-page story written by Don Christensen
>and drawn by Tony Strobl, appearing inside a Dell comic of
>the same title, namely Oneshot (Four-Color) #1051, August 1959.
>
>Questions (after having checked Fluks' "Inducks" index):
>
>* Is the Oneshot (Four-Color) #1198, February 1961, an identical
> reprint? If so, why did this happen, so quickly after the first issue?
> (Is this a unique event in the history of Disney Comics reprint
> business?) Were any pedagogical authorities involved?
>
>* Who changed a woman into an ice cream soda (and I'd also like to know
> why, and, in particular, how) on page 20 in the reprint Donald Duck
> Adventures #26, 1994?
>
>* I understand that parts of this has been published in
> Denmark 1984 and in Sweden 1988 -- but with only 12 pages
> of the 30? Or is the format changed in order to have more
> per page?
>
>* The same question goes for Holland 1983, where it is listed
> as a 14-page story.
>
>* So the story has never been published in Norwegian?
>
>* Are there any other Duck stories dealing in open or indirect ways
> with mathematical themes?
>
>Nils Lid Hjort
>
>PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel",
>which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
>is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
>but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Wed, 3 Nov 1999 20:00:36 +0100
>From: "Anders Christian Sivebaek" <(Email removed)>
>To: <(Email removed)>
>Subject: 191: Mike, Archontis, Nils
>
>Mike Pohjola
>> > The 44th song is going to be read in many libraries in Scandinavia o=
n
>that
>> > day, together with a new myth, the urban legend about the rat-meat i=
n
>the Pizza...
>> Sounds more like some kind of a Nordic folklore day. Could that be the
>> case?
>Some kind of that, yes.
>
>Dr. Archontis Pantsios
>
>> >What's in Komix 137 BTW.=3D20
>> >Archontis? :-)
>> Well, I can't but oblige! :-)
>It's usually you who enlighten us about it. BTW Thanks to Kriton for tha=
t
>scan on your page!
>
>> KOMIX #137, November 1999:
>It all sounds good. I'm glad I made an appointment with our friend Denni=
s,
>that
>he would send me this. a3-pages special about Goldie. what is the source
>for that btw?
>
>> The "millenium" issue that Giorgos referred to will appear just before
>Xmas.
>> It'll print Rosa's "A Little Something Special"
>Sounds good. Overmore >I don't think I've seen that Scarpa-story, so may=
be
>I can make an appointment about that too...
>
>> and an (unknown to me) Barks story.
>what's the tittle, in Greek?
>
>> Rosa will be heavily featured
>> in 2000, as 10 out of the 12 issues in that year are scheduled to feat=
ure
>> Rosa stories.
>How great for you:-)
>
>MARCO
>It's understandable why publishers do that kind of thing...
>
>> All I can add is that we really hope that also "I Maestri Disney" can
>make
>> its way out...
>I'm croosing my fingers for you:-)
>
>Nils Lid Hjort
>Thanks for telling about the Kalevala. In some way I get to think of the
>Grimm
>fairy-tales, but this is much bigger, and probably a different thing.
>As said, I haven't read the kalevala, yet.
>
>> Many events have been and are taking place through 1999 to commemorate
>> this -- and the publication of Don Rosa's "The Quest for Kalevala"
>> next week is one of the most interesting! The first copies of the book
>> saw light yesterday...
>Yehaaa!
>
>> The Kalevala story appears in Norway and Sweden (and, I guess, Denmark=
)
>> in the weeklies' #48, #49, #50 (three episodes, 33 pages).
>Let's hope so. For DK I mean.
>
>> <<The 44th song is going to be read...>>
>> This runo is quite relevant for Rosa's story!
>Great, great!
>
>AC
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 04 Nov 1999 08:05:38 +0100
>From: Halsten Aastebol <(Email removed)>
>To: Nils Lid Hjort <(Email removed)>, (Email removed)
>Subject: Re: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>At 19:32 03.11.99 +0100, Nils Lid Hjort wrote:
>>
>>Compatriots: I'm interested in the "Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land"
>>story. This is a 30-page story written by Don Christensen
>>and drawn by Tony Strobl, appearing inside a Dell comic of=3D20
>>the same title, namely Oneshot (Four-Color) #1051, August 1959.=3D20
>>
>>Questions (after having checked Fluks' "Inducks" index):=3D20
>
>>* So the story has never been published in Norwegian?=3D20
>>
>It was published as "Donald i Matemagiland" in the book "Donald den stor=
e"
>(Donald the great) in I guess 1984. The story mentioned below, "Donald a=
nd
>the wheel" was published in the same book. This book is by far the best =
of
>the so-called "kjempeb=3DF8ker" (giant books). It also contains "The Wis=
e
>Little Hen", some pre-war Italian stories, some Barks stories and one st=
ory
>written for Donald's 50th anniversary in 1984.
>
>I "own" this book, but lent it away some 6 years ago, and have never see=
n
>it again:-(:-(
>
>>PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel"=
,
>>which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
>>is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
>>but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.=
=3D20
>>
>>* Are there any other Duck stories dealing in open or indirect ways=3D2=
0
>> with mathematical themes? =3D20
>
>At least "Flip decision" (Donald Duck som kronist) by Barks is dealing w=
ith
>probability.
>
>Halsten
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 04 Nov 1999 12:10:10 +0200
>From: "Dr. Archontis Pantsios" <(Email removed)>
>To: (Email removed)
>Subject: I MAESTRI DISNEY
>
>MARCO:
>
>
>>It was not **official** news, but everybody at the Lucca comics convent=
ion
>>was talking about it, so I guess I'm revealing no secret here: "I Maest=
ri
>>Disney", one of the best (if not the best) Disney comics ever for sale,
>>will be ceasing publications in a few issues. There will be an issue
>>dedicated to Giorgio Cavazzano on sale this month, then maybe two (?)
more.
>
>
>That's really bad news...I MAESTRI DISNEY (#4 to be exact) was the first
>ever Italian comic I ever laid my hands on, and since then I really beca=
me
>hooked. It was another IMD issue (#6, on Massimo De Vita) that opened my
>eyes to the existence of tens of wonderful stories by this artist. I gue=
ss
>every issue was "special" and had to offer something "unique", especiall=
y
to
>those of us that, until then, had known only the Barks Disney universe.
>
>Maybe two more after #18? I'm hoping for three more so as to also includ=
e
>Romano Scarpa (Gottfredson, M. De Vita, Romano Scarpa). That way, anothe=
r
>full cycle (the third) will be concluded.
>
>
>
>>Since the fact was not stated officially, no reason for this is know.
>>It is undoubted that TOO MANY Disney comics are flooding the Italian
market
>>now, so every month each of them sells a little less. But that the
>>publishers would choose among all those titles to shut down "I Maesti
>>Disney" has come as unexpected to me...
>
>
>I'd guess that a new title is launched when all possible profits have be=
en
>squeezed out from the existing titles. If that's the case, does Disney
>Italia expect that by shutting down IMD enough buyers will buy its other
>titles in a way that it'll more than compensate for the IMD losses? I ca=
n
>only judge from myself, but in my case (who BTW has been a subscriber to
IMD
>since they first started offering subscriptions) the answer would be no.
>
>
>
>>All I can add is that we really hope that also "I Maestri Disney" can m=
ake
>>its way out...
>
>
>And I'd say AMEN to that!
>
>
>Cheers,
>
>Archontis
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Thu, 04 Nov 1999 12:54:18 +0100
>From: "Fluks, H.W." <(Email removed)>
>To: (Email removed)
>Subject: Nils: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>Nils (November 03, 1999 7:33 PM):
>
>> Compatriots: I'm interested in the "Donald Duck in Mathmagic Land"
>> story.
>
>> * Is the Oneshot (Four-Color) #1198, February 1961, an identical
>> reprint? If so, why did this happen, so quickly after the
>> first issue?
>
>My guess is that the cartoon (on which the comic was based) was re-issue=
d.
>
>> * I understand that parts of this has been published in
>> Denmark 1984 and in Sweden 1988 -- but with only 12 pages
>> of the 30? Or is the format changed in order to have more
>> per page?
>
>The format was changed to 6-tier pages.
>
>> * The same question goes for Holland 1983, where it is listed
>> as a 14-page story.
>
>That's only part 1. Part 2 (16 pages) was published in the next issue.
>
>> * So the story has never been published in Norwegian?
>
>The Norwegian part of the Inducks database is far from complete, while t=
he
>Danish and Swedish parts nearly are. But we are working on that! ("We" =3D
>Trygve Vatle, Vidar Svensen, and any other volunteer 8-).
>
>> * Are there any other Duck stories dealing in open or indirect ways
>> with mathematical themes?
>
>Remember Rosa's Lillehammer story where Donald is skating a formula?
>Also, Barks' "Trallala" story was made to "show the number of one billio=
n
in
>a visible way" [paraphrasing Barks quote].
>There must be many more, but I can't remember right now.
>
>--Harry.
>http://here.is/inducks
>
>------------------------------
>
>Date: Fri, 5 Nov 1999 03:27:58 +0100 (MET)
>From: =3D?iso-8859-1?Q?=3D22J=3DF8rgen?=3D Andreas =3D?iso-8859-1?Q?Bang=
or=3D22?=3D
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>Subject: Re: DD in Mathmagic Land
>
>Jorgen jumping in from the dark again.
>
> Nils Lid Hjort:
>
>| PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel=
",
>| which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
>| is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
>| but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.
>
>Yup. It was. I've got a copy.
>
>
>
> Jorgen
>
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DD in Mathmagic Land
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1999-11-06 at 15:32:31
Nils Lid Hjort <(Email removed)> writes:
> * I understand that parts of this has been published in
> Denmark 1984 and in Sweden 1988 -- but with only 12 pages
> of the 30? Or is the format changed in order to have more
> per page?
That is in a "big white book" which changed format. Note that the
inducks says it has five-tier pages!
> * So the story has never been published in Norwegian?
...
> PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel",
> which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
> is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
> but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.
The Norwegian part of the Inducks is still way behind the Danish and
Swedish parts. Those books are just not indexed yet. A roundabout
way for Norwegians to use the Inducks would be to look up Danish and
Swedish info, and then look up the corresponding Norwegian issues (and
issues shortly before and after them). Once upon a time I had a short
sheet giving approximate corresponding issues for the Danish, Swedish
and Norwegian main titles, but I can't find it now, unfortunately.
--
Per Starback <(Email removed)> <http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/me.html>
"Life is but a gamble! Let flipism chart your ramble!"
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> * I understand that parts of this has been published in
> Denmark 1984 and in Sweden 1988 -- but with only 12 pages
> of the 30? Or is the format changed in order to have more
> per page?
That is in a "big white book" which changed format. Note that the
inducks says it has five-tier pages!
> * So the story has never been published in Norwegian?
...
> PS: I note when looking at the Inducks' OS 1190, "Donald and the Wheel",
> which is similar in spirit to the Mathmagic one, that this Wheel story
> is listed as having been published in Sweden 1963 and Denmark 1964,
> but not in Norway. But I *do* think it was issued in Norwegian in 1964.
The Norwegian part of the Inducks is still way behind the Danish and
Swedish parts. Those books are just not indexed yet. A roundabout
way for Norwegians to use the Inducks would be to look up Danish and
Swedish info, and then look up the corresponding Norwegian issues (and
issues shortly before and after them). Once upon a time I had a short
sheet giving approximate corresponding issues for the Danish, Swedish
and Norwegian main titles, but I can't find it now, unfortunately.
--
Per Starback <(Email removed)> <http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/me.html>
"Life is but a gamble! Let flipism chart your ramble!"
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DD in Mathmagic Land
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1999-11-08 at 06:06:09
All the talk about this story made me want to read it again.
The full 30-page version was in DD Adventures #26 (from
June 1994). I remember watching the cartoon version in
class when I was young, but my memories of it are very dim.
Does anyone know if copies of it are available anywhere?
Gary Pantzer
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The full 30-page version was in DD Adventures #26 (from
June 1994). I remember watching the cartoon version in
class when I was young, but my memories of it are very dim.
Does anyone know if copies of it are available anywhere?
Gary Pantzer
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Erik Horthe
Subject: DD in Mathmagic Land
Message 25 -
1999-11-08 at 08:01:02
DD in Mathmagic land has (so far) been printes twice in Norway: Firstly as
a one-shot like several people allready have told us, but also in one of
our books, "Donald den store", from 1984.
The film, Donald in Mathmagicland came June 26th 1959, and was a
featurette, running 28 min, and directed by Hamilton Luske. Donald explores
Mathmagic Land - a fantasy land composed of square root trees and a stream
running with numbers. The Spirit of Adventure teaches him the many uses of
mathematics in art, architecture and nature as well as chess and sports
like football. Donald is introduced to the circle and the triangle, which
have been the basis for many great inventions such as the telescope and
airplane, and he is shown that mathematical thinking opens the doors to the
future. This thoughtful Academy Award-nominated short ends with Galileos
quotation: "Mathmagic is the alphabet in which God wrote the universe." It
was made with the collaboration of such people as Disney artists John Hench
and Art Riley, voice talent Paul Frees, and scientific expert Heinz Haber,
who had worked on the Disney space shows. Originally released on a bill
with "Darby O Gill and the Little People". Two years later it had the honor
of being introduced by Ludwig Von Drake and shown on the first programme of
Walt Disneys Wonderful World of Color. This is probably why the comic had a
reprint so quickly after the first issue. The film was made avaiable to
schools and became one of the most popular educatonal films ever made by
Disney. As Walt Disney explained, "The cartoon is a good medium to
stimulate interests. We have recently explained mathemathics in a film and
in that way excited public interests in this very important subject." DD in
Mathmagic land was relased on video in the US in 1988.
a one-shot like several people allready have told us, but also in one of
our books, "Donald den store", from 1984.
The film, Donald in Mathmagicland came June 26th 1959, and was a
featurette, running 28 min, and directed by Hamilton Luske. Donald explores
Mathmagic Land - a fantasy land composed of square root trees and a stream
running with numbers. The Spirit of Adventure teaches him the many uses of
mathematics in art, architecture and nature as well as chess and sports
like football. Donald is introduced to the circle and the triangle, which
have been the basis for many great inventions such as the telescope and
airplane, and he is shown that mathematical thinking opens the doors to the
future. This thoughtful Academy Award-nominated short ends with Galileos
quotation: "Mathmagic is the alphabet in which God wrote the universe." It
was made with the collaboration of such people as Disney artists John Hench
and Art Riley, voice talent Paul Frees, and scientific expert Heinz Haber,
who had worked on the Disney space shows. Originally released on a bill
with "Darby O Gill and the Little People". Two years later it had the honor
of being introduced by Ludwig Von Drake and shown on the first programme of
Walt Disneys Wonderful World of Color. This is probably why the comic had a
reprint so quickly after the first issue. The film was made avaiable to
schools and became one of the most popular educatonal films ever made by
Disney. As Walt Disney explained, "The cartoon is a good medium to
stimulate interests. We have recently explained mathemathics in a film and
in that way excited public interests in this very important subject." DD in
Mathmagic land was relased on video in the US in 1988.
Fluks, H.W.
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Steven:
> i am always tickled by the folks who try to unsubscribe, but
> can't quite
> figure out the instructions; and then also quote an entire digest.
The most annoying is that the start of their quote is as follows:
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I wonder how people who can't read ended up on this list anyway?
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> i am always tickled by the folks who try to unsubscribe, but
> can't quite
> figure out the instructions; and then also quote an entire digest.
The most annoying is that the start of their quote is as follows:
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I wonder how people who can't read ended up on this list anyway?
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Steven & Stefan:
There are some Disney-comics in the UK, but they are really childish
(pre-school), and have hardly any stories as such in them.
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Apparently one of the most discussed subjects on this list :-)
Here is something else though: I was contacted a month ago by Raptus
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Does anyone know of this event and when it will be held?
S=F8ren
Apparently one of the most discussed subjects on this list :-)
Here is something else though: I was contacted a month ago by Raptus
Comics Festival in Bergen, Norway who was interested in inviting a "Duck
Lady" as they put it--and the suggested artist was Laura Bozzano, which
sounds like an interesting choice.
Does anyone know of this event and when it will be held?
S=F8ren
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