>From: Germund Silvegren <Germund.Silvegren at mbfys.lu.se>
>Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 20:16:35 +0200
>If anybody's interested, I have four volumes of the Floyd Gottfredson
>portfolio reprinting the daily Mickey Mouse strips 1930-1955 for sale on
>eBay. The volumes cover years 1935, 37, 39 and 1953 and contain some
>material not available anywhere else in English (except the original
>newspapers o.c.). Do a quick serch for "floyd gottfredson" or seller
>"germund". There are images too if anybody wishes to see what they look
>like.
Those books are really to recommend! I have seven of them, and they are
great!
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Stefan Persson
Gottfredson portfolio
Message 166 -
2000-03-30 at 20:53:56
Germund Silvegren
Gottfredson portfolio
Message 167 -
2000-03-30 at 21:16:35
If anybody's interested, I have four volumes of the Floyd Gottfredson
portfolio reprinting the daily Mickey Mouse strips 1930-1955 for sale on
eBay. The volumes cover years 1935, 37, 39 and 1953 and contain some
material not available anywhere else in English (except the original
newspapers o.c.). Do a quick serch for "floyd gottfredson" or seller
"germund". There are images too if anybody wishes to see what they look like.
/germund
portfolio reprinting the daily Mickey Mouse strips 1930-1955 for sale on
eBay. The volumes cover years 1935, 37, 39 and 1953 and contain some
material not available anywhere else in English (except the original
newspapers o.c.). Do a quick serch for "floyd gottfredson" or seller
"germund". There are images too if anybody wishes to see what they look like.
/germund
Fernando Ventura
Quack Pack
Message 168 -
2000-03-31 at 00:54:05
Someone know something about comic books versions off the Disney's
television series Quack Pack?
I like this series, except the fact that all the cast are not dogs, ducks,
pigs, the majority off then are Humans! And off course there aren't Uncle
Scrooge, but we can see Donald and nephews adventures originated by then and
not by Scrroge. And there are Ludwig VonDrake too, I think it is a very good
universe to be explored by comics!
ThankYou,
Fernando Ventura!
television series Quack Pack?
I like this series, except the fact that all the cast are not dogs, ducks,
pigs, the majority off then are Humans! And off course there aren't Uncle
Scrooge, but we can see Donald and nephews adventures originated by then and
not by Scrroge. And there are Ludwig VonDrake too, I think it is a very good
universe to be explored by comics!
ThankYou,
Fernando Ventura!
Darrin P. Wolsko
Boomp Ball
Message 169 -
2000-03-31 at 01:10:03
Hi all...
Perhaps you kind folks could help me out.
My dad and I used to read an Uncle Scrooge Comic - I think it was a digest - with the story "Boomp Ball." I would very much like to find it and give it to him for father's day. I was wondering if you know the issue, and would be able to sell it to me, or be able to provide me with information as to whereI could obtain a copy. I'm not entirely positive it was Uncle Scrooge - It could have been just a scrooge story in another digest.
Thank you very much.
Darrin P. Wolsko
Perhaps you kind folks could help me out.
My dad and I used to read an Uncle Scrooge Comic - I think it was a digest - with the story "Boomp Ball." I would very much like to find it and give it to him for father's day. I was wondering if you know the issue, and would be able to sell it to me, or be able to provide me with information as to whereI could obtain a copy. I'm not entirely positive it was Uncle Scrooge - It could have been just a scrooge story in another digest.
Thank you very much.
Darrin P. Wolsko
Gwtank
Carl's 99th
Message 170 -
2000-03-31 at 09:49:17
Carl has asked me to send his greetings and thank yous to all of his friends at dcml who sent birthday cards to him, either directly or via Michael Naiman. He regrets that he is no longer able to write to each of his fans individually. He hopes that you will understand and accept this message of response.
His birthday came off very well. He was out to dinner with a few close friends including two who came half way across the country to be with him.
His birthday came off very well. He was out to dinner with a few close friends including two who came half way across the country to be with him.
Gerstein, David DK - ECN
Boomp Ball
Message 171 -
2000-03-31 at 10:13:03
DARRIN:
>My dad and I used to read an Uncle Scrooge Comic - I think it was a digest
- with the story "Boomp >Ball." I would very much like to find it and give
it to him for father's day. I was wondering if you know
>the issue
*Maybe* the story is Carl Barks' "The Cube" - a story where Gyro
Gearloose has invented a new sport called "Cube". In the sport, you use your
body (and a wooden peg) to bop this soft, plastic cube to the opponent.
As I recall, this made a sound like "boomp". Could it possibly be
the story you're looking for? In that case, though, the issue is a regular
comic, not a digest: WDC&S 518 (1987). Who knows?
On a related note...
PER:
I'd like to search the Inducks for the word "boomp," but the Inducks
word searches don't seem to work from the dcml pages anymore. I suspect it
has something to do with the long period of time when the server wasn't
working. I hope no data has been lost.
David Gerstein
<dge at ecn.egmont.com>
>My dad and I used to read an Uncle Scrooge Comic - I think it was a digest
- with the story "Boomp >Ball." I would very much like to find it and give
it to him for father's day. I was wondering if you know
>the issue
*Maybe* the story is Carl Barks' "The Cube" - a story where Gyro
Gearloose has invented a new sport called "Cube". In the sport, you use your
body (and a wooden peg) to bop this soft, plastic cube to the opponent.
As I recall, this made a sound like "boomp". Could it possibly be
the story you're looking for? In that case, though, the issue is a regular
comic, not a digest: WDC&S 518 (1987). Who knows?
On a related note...
PER:
I'd like to search the Inducks for the word "boomp," but the Inducks
word searches don't seem to work from the dcml pages anymore. I suspect it
has something to do with the long period of time when the server wasn't
working. I hope no data has been lost.
David Gerstein
<dge at ecn.egmont.com>
Hans Kiesl
Jyrki: Erlangen Salon
Message 172 -
2000-03-31 at 19:27:18
Jyrki:
> Can any of the list members help me to find information on the Erlangen
> Comics Festival? Will there be one this year? Do they have a web site?
Yes, the Erlangen "Comic Salon" will be in June, 22-25 (Thursday till
Sunday). The web site is located at
http://www.kubiss.de/kultur/info/erlangen/comicsa/comic99/main.html ,
but there is not much information there yet.
This is sort of a home town convention for me, since I've studied in
Erlangen and still do not live far away today. Unfortunately I won't
attend the Salon this year, as I'm (fortunately) going to hear the
New York Philharmonics in Prague this weekend in June. But if you
have further questions concerning Erlangen's "Comic Salon" or
Erlangen's pubs, I will try to come up with the relevant facts ;-)
-Hans-
> Can any of the list members help me to find information on the Erlangen
> Comics Festival? Will there be one this year? Do they have a web site?
Yes, the Erlangen "Comic Salon" will be in June, 22-25 (Thursday till
Sunday). The web site is located at
http://www.kubiss.de/kultur/info/erlangen/comicsa/comic99/main.html ,
but there is not much information there yet.
This is sort of a home town convention for me, since I've studied in
Erlangen and still do not live far away today. Unfortunately I won't
attend the Salon this year, as I'm (fortunately) going to hear the
New York Philharmonics in Prague this weekend in June. But if you
have further questions concerning Erlangen's "Comic Salon" or
Erlangen's pubs, I will try to come up with the relevant facts ;-)
-Hans-
Caroline Tee
Donald Duck
Message 173 -
2000-03-31 at 19:46:38
Hi There
I wonder if someone can help us please. My daughter a school project and has been asked to find out Donald Ducks' middle name. If anyone is able to help, would you please email us ASAP.
Thanking you
Caro
I wonder if someone can help us please. My daughter a school project and has been asked to find out Donald Ducks' middle name. If anyone is able to help, would you please email us ASAP.
Thanking you
Caro
Anders Christian Sivebaek
Donald as kid, fact-pages in latest issues
Message 174 -
2000-03-31 at 19:58:18
Hi friends
Woiw is it nice to know that the list is up again! It's been hard this
week with almsot no mails... I need my daily fix of DCML I tell you...
So, I start here with hoping J?rgen takes care of the story rewievs and
I'll tell you about the sometimes great, sometimes poor danish
editorials. Let me point out that they are made, or at least destroyed
by the danish publisher, meaning none of the nice people I know, such
as David and Maya.
There was anb editorial in issue 10 on cousin fethry, It seams he
returned to Duckburg in a story written by David Gerstein:-) The
editorial tells that he'll be back for good in Duckburg now!
IN issue 12 they talk again about the "Wish I knew"-page on their
internet-page... There are some fake questions from Magica, Emil Eagle
and Flintheart.
They ask about the Dime, Gyro's best invention (Helper), and what the
first issue of the then-monthly is worth.
There was a new Computerclub story in that issue. The frame style of
this, the Donald gets rich-story and the one I mention next reminds me
of the italian style they use in Paperinik... Which is not necessarily
bad, it's just not what I call the normal style, and it could make some
parents stop buying the weekly for junior... They might not know that
Barks at times has used panel-style even more wild.
Then a question is: how do they make the pages, in whole? Barks made
halfpages, and other artists does too I think, but this has to be made
one by one...
On our backcover or the inside of the backcover the weekly usually
tells about next weeks weekly. This issue 12 told about the april-fools
story, shows the cover, the gift (a beetle), the prize you can win in a
contest. and it tells about two other stories.
A Barks-10-pager, that we have only seen two times before, and a new
series with Donald as a *kid*!
Comments on the Barks-issue: 3rd time is the lucky time they say, so it
might be fine that they print it 3 times... but please not more than
that. We all know that the Fireman-story in issue 1-1949 has been
reprinted (1968, 1979, 1982, 1984, 1994 an tvice in 1999) 7 times as a
comic and as a children's book two times (different series, different
stories). That's the record I think, but some stories may beat it
sometime...
with a Barks Library coming in Denmark sometime (according to a fanzine
who interviewed the responsible publisher) we'll see all the stories at
least once more...
The Donald as a kid-issue: Many times Don Rosa has been asked to make a
story about his life and times, and said no, as Donald is not so
interesting as Scrooge is, in Don's opinion. Egmont might not object to
that, but they are publishing some Donald as lad-stories now. I feared
it when I saw the ad for it on issue 12, a series where Donald is just
a kid throwing tantrums instead of a grown-up... (I put it on the peak
here... I know Donald is calm in many stories!)
Well the story in issue 13 is quite nice, though it has this same style
that the Computer-stories has. Not the same colouring though. It seems
they color the Computerstories with a good programe where the colours
change in the room between the lines. I'll let you read the sotry
yourself, about Donald in school, but I have to comment on the lovely
fact-page. Two drawings from Lo$ (Rosa) one from the second JW-story
(Barks), and a picture of the new-cracked Donald(Rota). In the texct
they also tell about some TV-programe called This is your life Donald
Duck (any connection to the Strobl-series?). No references,
surprisingly!
It also tells that the Marco Rota story of Donald's life will be in
issue 16, the big easter-issue. I yell hooray, even if I do have both
the album and the norwegian publication of the story from 1998.
If anyone finds these rewieva boring please tell, and I'll think about
stopping:-)
AC
A. C. Sivebaek
acsive at mail.mira.dk
Woiw is it nice to know that the list is up again! It's been hard this
week with almsot no mails... I need my daily fix of DCML I tell you...
So, I start here with hoping J?rgen takes care of the story rewievs and
I'll tell you about the sometimes great, sometimes poor danish
editorials. Let me point out that they are made, or at least destroyed
by the danish publisher, meaning none of the nice people I know, such
as David and Maya.
There was anb editorial in issue 10 on cousin fethry, It seams he
returned to Duckburg in a story written by David Gerstein:-) The
editorial tells that he'll be back for good in Duckburg now!
IN issue 12 they talk again about the "Wish I knew"-page on their
internet-page... There are some fake questions from Magica, Emil Eagle
and Flintheart.
They ask about the Dime, Gyro's best invention (Helper), and what the
first issue of the then-monthly is worth.
There was a new Computerclub story in that issue. The frame style of
this, the Donald gets rich-story and the one I mention next reminds me
of the italian style they use in Paperinik... Which is not necessarily
bad, it's just not what I call the normal style, and it could make some
parents stop buying the weekly for junior... They might not know that
Barks at times has used panel-style even more wild.
Then a question is: how do they make the pages, in whole? Barks made
halfpages, and other artists does too I think, but this has to be made
one by one...
On our backcover or the inside of the backcover the weekly usually
tells about next weeks weekly. This issue 12 told about the april-fools
story, shows the cover, the gift (a beetle), the prize you can win in a
contest. and it tells about two other stories.
A Barks-10-pager, that we have only seen two times before, and a new
series with Donald as a *kid*!
Comments on the Barks-issue: 3rd time is the lucky time they say, so it
might be fine that they print it 3 times... but please not more than
that. We all know that the Fireman-story in issue 1-1949 has been
reprinted (1968, 1979, 1982, 1984, 1994 an tvice in 1999) 7 times as a
comic and as a children's book two times (different series, different
stories). That's the record I think, but some stories may beat it
sometime...
with a Barks Library coming in Denmark sometime (according to a fanzine
who interviewed the responsible publisher) we'll see all the stories at
least once more...
The Donald as a kid-issue: Many times Don Rosa has been asked to make a
story about his life and times, and said no, as Donald is not so
interesting as Scrooge is, in Don's opinion. Egmont might not object to
that, but they are publishing some Donald as lad-stories now. I feared
it when I saw the ad for it on issue 12, a series where Donald is just
a kid throwing tantrums instead of a grown-up... (I put it on the peak
here... I know Donald is calm in many stories!)
Well the story in issue 13 is quite nice, though it has this same style
that the Computer-stories has. Not the same colouring though. It seems
they color the Computerstories with a good programe where the colours
change in the room between the lines. I'll let you read the sotry
yourself, about Donald in school, but I have to comment on the lovely
fact-page. Two drawings from Lo$ (Rosa) one from the second JW-story
(Barks), and a picture of the new-cracked Donald(Rota). In the texct
they also tell about some TV-programe called This is your life Donald
Duck (any connection to the Strobl-series?). No references,
surprisingly!
It also tells that the Marco Rota story of Donald's life will be in
issue 16, the big easter-issue. I yell hooray, even if I do have both
the album and the norwegian publication of the story from 1998.
If anyone finds these rewieva boring please tell, and I'll think about
stopping:-)
AC
A. C. Sivebaek
acsive at mail.mira.dk