>From: "Apostolis Trikourakis" <apokill at hotmail.com>
>To: <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
>Subject: As a new member...
>Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2000 19:57:23 +0300
>California? Wow. Your name sounds like Greek: ????????! I'm from Athens,
>compatriot! Let's see...Do you have any Komix issue? I have 123 out of 144
>issues. But there you can find "Uncle Scrooge Adventures"... I have the 1st
>issue of ???? ?????, pal! Yep, the 1st issue from 1966. Welcome to the
>club, Mark!
The Greek letters might appear strange for some people... It should be read
as "DELTA-omikron-ypsilon-kappa-alfa-kappa-eta-sigma" and as
"MY-JOTA-KAPPA-YPSILON MY-ALFA-OMIKRON-YPSILON-SIGMA". How does this text in
Japanese appear for you? "日本語"
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Stefan Persson
As a new member...
Message 31 -
2000-06-03 at 20:30:00
Stefan Persson
Issue numbers and disney by marvel
Message 32 -
2000-06-03 at 20:49:31
>From: "Rodney w bowcock jr." <rodney-selfhelpbikeco at juno.com>
>To: thomas at duckburg.dk, dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
>Subject: issue numbers and disney by marvel
>Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2000 11:12:36 -0400
>
>I think I can help w/ your questions.
>
>The runs for Uncle Scrooge are:
>1-39: Dell
>41-173: Gold Key
And #40?
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>To: thomas at duckburg.dk, dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
>Subject: issue numbers and disney by marvel
>Date: Sat, 3 Jun 2000 11:12:36 -0400
>
>I think I can help w/ your questions.
>
>The runs for Uncle Scrooge are:
>1-39: Dell
>41-173: Gold Key
And #40?
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Donald Ault
The Carl Barks "Disney Legend" documentary on the Disney Channnel
Message 33 -
2000-06-03 at 20:59:45
For those on the list who are not familiar with them, I should have
mentioned in my last post that *all* of the "Disney Legends" short
documentaries on the Disney Channel are about 2 and 1/2 to minutes long. The
one on Carl Barks is pretty much standard length and contains references to
(and examples of) his work in animation ("Thru the Mirror") and in the
Disney Story Department (including the introduction of Donald's nephews) as
well as in comic books.
Donald Ault
Dept. of English
University of Florida
ault at nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu
ault at ufl.edu
http://web.nwe.ufl.edu/~donault/
FAX: (352) 332-0551
mentioned in my last post that *all* of the "Disney Legends" short
documentaries on the Disney Channel are about 2 and 1/2 to minutes long. The
one on Carl Barks is pretty much standard length and contains references to
(and examples of) his work in animation ("Thru the Mirror") and in the
Disney Story Department (including the introduction of Donald's nephews) as
well as in comic books.
Donald Ault
Dept. of English
University of Florida
ault at nersp.nerdc.ufl.edu
ault at ufl.edu
http://web.nwe.ufl.edu/~donault/
FAX: (352) 332-0551
Ugo Dell'Arciprete
More Lady Pig
Message 34 -
2000-06-04 at 02:09:07
> >> He did. You can see Fifer Pig costumed in his lady pig disguise on
> >> the last page of WDC&S 632... (truly a *weird* moment in Disneydom, as
the
> >> article explains...)
> >>
> >> David Gerstein
> You can find a small reproduction of that image on my covers page at
> http://etabeta.pcupdate.easyspace.com/covers.html
>
> Eta Beta
David :
I looked at the cover on Eta's page, both the art and the word joke are very
funny indeed.
But it's just a cover, what did you mean by "as the article explains"? Which
article? What's explained?
Ugo
> >> the last page of WDC&S 632... (truly a *weird* moment in Disneydom, as
the
> >> article explains...)
> >>
> >> David Gerstein
> You can find a small reproduction of that image on my covers page at
> http://etabeta.pcupdate.easyspace.com/covers.html
>
> Eta Beta
David :
I looked at the cover on Eta's page, both the art and the word joke are very
funny indeed.
But it's just a cover, what did you mean by "as the article explains"? Which
article? What's explained?
Ugo
Rich
Characters from the HISTORY OF COMPUTERS?
Message 35 -
2000-06-04 at 13:09:37
Pedro Cravo
>
> I've finished uploading the History of Computers. You can read it at
> http://www.terravista.pt/MeiaPraia/1371/disney/disney.htm
>
> It's the original brazilian version, but if you understand spanish I think
> you'll be able to figure out everything.
>
> Enjoy it.
Thank you for sharing that comic. I did enjoy it. It doesn't seem to be
"completely" indexed yet so I was wondering if you or someone else could list
the entire cast of characters who appear throughout the story?
I recognize a great many of them, but there are a few that I imagine might
be recurring characters in Brazilian Disney comics only.
Ludwig von Drake
Little Helper (Gyro's)
Gyro Gearloose
Goofy
Morty & Ferdie
Huey, Dewey & Louie
April, May & June
Melody
Gilbert
Biquinho (Dugan Duck)
Fethry
Uncle Scrooge
Donald Duck
Ergmengarda (Matilda)
Clarabelle Cow
Daisy Duck
Minnie Mouse
Any others?
It seems to me that a few of the robots are familiar as well. Especially
the little guy with the handle cranks on the side of his head. Is he the
robot that appeared in an old Gottfredson comic with Mickey & Goofy?
Rich
>
> I've finished uploading the History of Computers. You can read it at
> http://www.terravista.pt/MeiaPraia/1371/disney/disney.htm
>
> It's the original brazilian version, but if you understand spanish I think
> you'll be able to figure out everything.
>
> Enjoy it.
Thank you for sharing that comic. I did enjoy it. It doesn't seem to be
"completely" indexed yet so I was wondering if you or someone else could list
the entire cast of characters who appear throughout the story?
I recognize a great many of them, but there are a few that I imagine might
be recurring characters in Brazilian Disney comics only.
Ludwig von Drake
Little Helper (Gyro's)
Gyro Gearloose
Goofy
Morty & Ferdie
Huey, Dewey & Louie
April, May & June
Melody
Gilbert
Biquinho (Dugan Duck)
Fethry
Uncle Scrooge
Donald Duck
Ergmengarda (Matilda)
Clarabelle Cow
Daisy Duck
Minnie Mouse
Any others?
It seems to me that a few of the robots are familiar as well. Especially
the little guy with the handle cranks on the side of his head. Is he the
robot that appeared in an old Gottfredson comic with Mickey & Goofy?
Rich
Eta Beta
Scarpa and Lady Pig
Message 36 -
2000-06-04 at 16:05:34
MARK
>Today as much as I appreciate Barks' work, I have a special love for those
>long Italian duck stories. I'd love to hear from you Romano Scarpa fans out
>there. Here's to a brimming bowl of lentils (from Babylon)!
And a big welcome to you, mate, along with a cordial invitation to
visit my page about Romano Scarpa, "The Last Balaboo", at
http://members.xoom.com/eega/scarpa/balaboo.html
To old fans that possibly lost hope of ever seeing that page updated,
please be patient a little while more... a *massive* update is on
its way, but I need to relocate to a new host, and my scanner passed
away, both problems that are currently keeping me "stalled"...
Also, Mark, you can still check a Scarpa story in English, "The Case
of the Soccer Tickets" at
http://www9.50megs.com/xaridian/Index.html
courtesy of the "Phantom Blot" :-)
UGO
>I looked at the cover on Eta's page, both the art and the word joke are very
>funny indeed.
>But it's just a cover, what did you mean by "as the article explains"? Which
>article? What's explained?
Nothing. Rather, questions are posed... :-)
The text piece is short enough to be partially reported here, the first
part is only a description of the image (which is shown in a nice largish
format), and the final part is what might be of interest...
title: The Inexplicable Pig
"Covers to MMM didn't always portray Mickey or Donald, but they
wouldn't show generic farm animals, either. So, back to the point
or LACK of a point to the cover gag. If it was one of the Three
Little Pigs, why did he dress up like a girl ? If it's a girl-pig,
well, why is she there AT ALL - and especially with the "S" on
"Swimmin'" gone ? Did she "X" it out ? And, if so, why ? Even
the frog seem to wonder."
Cheers
Eta Beta
>Today as much as I appreciate Barks' work, I have a special love for those
>long Italian duck stories. I'd love to hear from you Romano Scarpa fans out
>there. Here's to a brimming bowl of lentils (from Babylon)!
And a big welcome to you, mate, along with a cordial invitation to
visit my page about Romano Scarpa, "The Last Balaboo", at
http://members.xoom.com/eega/scarpa/balaboo.html
To old fans that possibly lost hope of ever seeing that page updated,
please be patient a little while more... a *massive* update is on
its way, but I need to relocate to a new host, and my scanner passed
away, both problems that are currently keeping me "stalled"...
Also, Mark, you can still check a Scarpa story in English, "The Case
of the Soccer Tickets" at
http://www9.50megs.com/xaridian/Index.html
courtesy of the "Phantom Blot" :-)
UGO
>I looked at the cover on Eta's page, both the art and the word joke are very
>funny indeed.
>But it's just a cover, what did you mean by "as the article explains"? Which
>article? What's explained?
Nothing. Rather, questions are posed... :-)
The text piece is short enough to be partially reported here, the first
part is only a description of the image (which is shown in a nice largish
format), and the final part is what might be of interest...
title: The Inexplicable Pig
"Covers to MMM didn't always portray Mickey or Donald, but they
wouldn't show generic farm animals, either. So, back to the point
or LACK of a point to the cover gag. If it was one of the Three
Little Pigs, why did he dress up like a girl ? If it's a girl-pig,
well, why is she there AT ALL - and especially with the "S" on
"Swimmin'" gone ? Did she "X" it out ? And, if so, why ? Even
the frog seem to wonder."
Cheers
Eta Beta
Rich
Characters from the HISTORY OF COMPUTERS?
Message 37 -
2000-06-04 at 17:41:55
Luca-
> > It seems to me that a few of the robots are familiar as well.
>
> Yes, the one at the top right hand in the first page is CHARLIE. It comes
> from a 1952's MM story drawn by Dick Moores: MM and Goofy's Mechanical
> Wizard (reprinted in WDC&S # 280 (1963-4) and follow.
>
> > Especially the little guy with the handle cranks on the side of his head.
> > Is he the robot that appeared in an old Gottfredson comic with Mickey &
> > Goofy?
>
> Yes, in Italy it was called Magneto, originally is OHM-EYE (which sounds
> like "Oh, my!"). From Walsh-Gottfredson's Science Fiction DS 10/3/1952 -
> 2/28/1953.
The story I was thinking of is "The 'Lectro Box"
http://stp.ling.uu.se/cgi-bin/starback/dcml/story?YM+058
But I guess that it isn't the same one.
Rich Bellacera
> > It seems to me that a few of the robots are familiar as well.
>
> Yes, the one at the top right hand in the first page is CHARLIE. It comes
> from a 1952's MM story drawn by Dick Moores: MM and Goofy's Mechanical
> Wizard (reprinted in WDC&S # 280 (1963-4) and follow.
>
> > Especially the little guy with the handle cranks on the side of his head.
> > Is he the robot that appeared in an old Gottfredson comic with Mickey &
> > Goofy?
>
> Yes, in Italy it was called Magneto, originally is OHM-EYE (which sounds
> like "Oh, my!"). From Walsh-Gottfredson's Science Fiction DS 10/3/1952 -
> 2/28/1953.
The story I was thinking of is "The 'Lectro Box"
http://stp.ling.uu.se/cgi-bin/starback/dcml/story?YM+058
But I guess that it isn't the same one.
Rich Bellacera
Apostolis Trikourakis
The New Komix Web Page!
Message 38 -
2000-06-04 at 20:49:00
Komixfans, go and visit my new page to http://www.geocities.com/apokiller !
This page is about Komix and Don Rosa. Temporary, the page is only in Greek.
But from the end of the month will be available in English, too.
The page is under construction. Visit the address and see my announcement!
Komixfans of the world!
This page is about Komix and Don Rosa. Temporary, the page is only in Greek.
But from the end of the month will be available in English, too.
The page is under construction. Visit the address and see my announcement!
Komixfans of the world!
Fernando Ventura
A História dos Computadores-Characters
Message 39 -
2000-06-04 at 21:46:08
Here a(translated)piece off a mail I send to the brazilian indexer Arthur
Faria Jr with all the characters that appear into "A Hist?ria dos
Computadores":
Apari??es: Professor Ludovico( Ludwig Von Drake), Professor Pardal(Gyro
Gearloose), Pateta(Goofy), Gilberto(Gilbert), Biquinho(Dugan Duck),
Melodia(Melody), Lal?(April), Lel?(May), Lili(June), Huguinho(Huey),
Zezinho(Dewey), Luisinho(Louie), Chiquinho(Morty), Francisquinho(Ferdie),
Tio Patinhas(Uncle Scrooge), Donald(Duck), Peninha(Fethry),
Ermengarda(Matilda), Gl?ria(Fetry's girlfriend), Clarabela(Clarabelle Cow),
Minie(Minnie), Margarida(Daisy), Vov? Donalda(Grandma Duck), Pluto,
Gavi?o(Emil Eagle), Zerildo, Carlinhos, Lampadinha(Little Helper),
Tomatinho, Talvez(Disney robots)
I think the only "real"brazilian characters are Biquinho and Gl?ria.
There are 30 Disney different characters into this historie.
Talvez(Maybe), one off the characters, also appear into: "A M?quina
Talvez"(The Maybe Machine) B 800047. The Inducks link this historie with a
Barks historie. Someone knows something about it? I don't remenber this
Bark's historie.
Fernando Ventura!
Faria Jr with all the characters that appear into "A Hist?ria dos
Computadores":
Apari??es: Professor Ludovico( Ludwig Von Drake), Professor Pardal(Gyro
Gearloose), Pateta(Goofy), Gilberto(Gilbert), Biquinho(Dugan Duck),
Melodia(Melody), Lal?(April), Lel?(May), Lili(June), Huguinho(Huey),
Zezinho(Dewey), Luisinho(Louie), Chiquinho(Morty), Francisquinho(Ferdie),
Tio Patinhas(Uncle Scrooge), Donald(Duck), Peninha(Fethry),
Ermengarda(Matilda), Gl?ria(Fetry's girlfriend), Clarabela(Clarabelle Cow),
Minie(Minnie), Margarida(Daisy), Vov? Donalda(Grandma Duck), Pluto,
Gavi?o(Emil Eagle), Zerildo, Carlinhos, Lampadinha(Little Helper),
Tomatinho, Talvez(Disney robots)
I think the only "real"brazilian characters are Biquinho and Gl?ria.
There are 30 Disney different characters into this historie.
Talvez(Maybe), one off the characters, also appear into: "A M?quina
Talvez"(The Maybe Machine) B 800047. The Inducks link this historie with a
Barks historie. Someone knows something about it? I don't remenber this
Bark's historie.
Fernando Ventura!
Luca Boschi
R: Characters from the HISTORY OF COMPUTERS?
Message 40 -
2000-06-04 at 21:57:12
Hi, Rich!
>
> It seems to me that a few of the robots are familiar as well.
Yes, the one at the top right hand in the first page is CHARLIE. It comes
from a 1952's MM story drawn by Dick Moores: MM and Goofy's Mechanical
Wizard (reprinted in WDC&S # 280 (1963-4) and follow.
> Especially
> the little guy with the handle cranks on the side of his head. Is he the
> robot that appeared in an old Gottfredson comic with Mickey & Goofy?
Yes, in Italy it was called Magneto, originally is OHM-EYE (which sounds
like "Oh, my!"). From Walsh-Gottfredson's Science Fiction DS 10/3/1952 -
2/28/1953.
And now, one queation from me (for all...). Maybe you just spoke about this
matter and I missed your discussion...
Maybe this "computadora" very nice story has never bee translayed in Italy.
And, if it was, in wich "Mega" it was?
If not, it deserves to be translated.
Bye and thanks.
Luca
>
> It seems to me that a few of the robots are familiar as well.
Yes, the one at the top right hand in the first page is CHARLIE. It comes
from a 1952's MM story drawn by Dick Moores: MM and Goofy's Mechanical
Wizard (reprinted in WDC&S # 280 (1963-4) and follow.
> Especially
> the little guy with the handle cranks on the side of his head. Is he the
> robot that appeared in an old Gottfredson comic with Mickey & Goofy?
Yes, in Italy it was called Magneto, originally is OHM-EYE (which sounds
like "Oh, my!"). From Walsh-Gottfredson's Science Fiction DS 10/3/1952 -
2/28/1953.
And now, one queation from me (for all...). Maybe you just spoke about this
matter and I missed your discussion...
Maybe this "computadora" very nice story has never bee translayed in Italy.
And, if it was, in wich "Mega" it was?
If not, it deserves to be translated.
Bye and thanks.
Luca
Fernando Ventura
Hubbard's Crocodile again
Message 41 -
2000-06-04 at 22:11:17
Someone knows iff the historie:
"Castaway of Crocodile Island"
W OS 795-02
8 pages
Hero: Jininy Cricket, first published in 1957,
has any ligation with:
Old's Tom comeback-(S 66011)
and:
Home Sick-(S 70036) ?
All the three was drawed by Al Hubbard.
"Castaway of Crocodile Island"
W OS 795-02
8 pages
Hero: Jininy Cricket, first published in 1957,
has any ligation with:
Old's Tom comeback-(S 66011)
and:
Home Sick-(S 70036) ?
All the three was drawed by Al Hubbard.
Apostolis Trikourakis
Correction! The new Komix magazine page's address is....
Message 42 -
2000-06-05 at 01:24:41
The new Komix page's address is now the
http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage
I changed the address 'cause the name "apokiller" wasn't a "proper" one.
The page will work full in June 15th
Komixfans, come and have fun!
(The page is available only in Greek now, but I working now an English
section with many info about Komix. Standby...)
http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage
I changed the address 'cause the name "apokiller" wasn't a "proper" one.
The page will work full in June 15th
Komixfans, come and have fun!
(The page is available only in Greek now, but I working now an English
section with many info about Komix. Standby...)
Alexgoe
Mickey Mouse Mystery Magazine # 0
Message 43 -
2000-06-05 at 15:02:21
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to get the Mickey Mouse Mystery Magzine # 0, it's a
new publication in Italy (since 1999) containing new adventures
with Mickey Mouse.
# 0 is titled "Anderville", the story is drawn by Giorgio Cavzzano.
Can someone get this issue for me for instance on comic fair? Of
course I'll pay your costs or I can exchange in German comics.
If you can help, please contact me: alexgoe at aol.com
Thanks in advance,
Alex Goerig
I'm trying to get the Mickey Mouse Mystery Magzine # 0, it's a
new publication in Italy (since 1999) containing new adventures
with Mickey Mouse.
# 0 is titled "Anderville", the story is drawn by Giorgio Cavzzano.
Can someone get this issue for me for instance on comic fair? Of
course I'll pay your costs or I can exchange in German comics.
If you can help, please contact me: alexgoe at aol.com
Thanks in advance,
Alex Goerig
Luca Boschi
R: Characters from the HISTORY OF COMPUTERS?
Message 44 -
2000-06-05 at 15:36:01
Hi, Rich!
>
> The story I was thinking of is "The 'Lectro Box"
Oh, no! It's HOOSAT FROM ANOTHER PLANET, in Italy "T e il deserto del
Nulla".
Bye!
Luca
>
> The story I was thinking of is "The 'Lectro Box"
Oh, no! It's HOOSAT FROM ANOTHER PLANET, in Italy "T e il deserto del
Nulla".
Bye!
Luca
Paolo Castagno
A História dos Computadores-Characters
Message 45 -
2000-06-05 at 20:54:30
Fernando Ventura wrote:
> Talvez(Maybe), one off the characters, also appear into:
> "A M?quina Talvez"(The Maybe Machine) B 800047. The Inducks
> link this historie with a Barks historie. Someone knows
> something about it? I don't remenber this
> Bark's historie.
It is a funny 4-pager with Gyro, where he creates a know-it-all
machine, that seems to give just stupid answers, but when GY
verifies the machine answers are correcs goes nuts.
- Paolo
--
http://members.xoom.it/inducks mailto:p.castagno at libero.it
bah!...
(Kali' in I TL 183-A)
> Talvez(Maybe), one off the characters, also appear into:
> "A M?quina Talvez"(The Maybe Machine) B 800047. The Inducks
> link this historie with a Barks historie. Someone knows
> something about it? I don't remenber this
> Bark's historie.
It is a funny 4-pager with Gyro, where he creates a know-it-all
machine, that seems to give just stupid answers, but when GY
verifies the machine answers are correcs goes nuts.
- Paolo
--
http://members.xoom.it/inducks mailto:p.castagno at libero.it
bah!...
(Kali' in I TL 183-A)