Hello,
Yesterday I announced the new version of the Italian Inducks portal,
with a new pool (about Scarpa's most popular characters).
In the previous version of the page there was another pool, asking to
the visitors which was the best Disney publication in Italy at the
moment, there were a lot of answers, and there are the results and a
(not very) short comment by me:
Topolino (134)......................31%
Zio Paperone (62)...................14%
I maestri Disney (61)...............14%
Paperino (45).......................10%
Paperinik new adventures (42).......10%
Minni (27)...........................6%
I Grandi Classici (17)...............4%
Mickey Mouse Mistery Magazine (16)...3%
I Classici (10)......................2%
Nuovo Almanacco Topolino (4).........0%
Total: 418 votes.
Well, Topolino's first place was easy to predict, also if I didn't
expect such a clear victory: in the latest years Topolino seems a little
bit more interesting after many dark years of absolutely nothing... I'll
keep crossing my fingers!
What is more meaningful, and what should induce Disney Italia editors to
reconsider their own editorial policies, is the third place (almost
"second" ex-aequo) of "I Maestri Disney" a publication which was
cancelled few months ago, and then reissued with 2 special numbers
devoted to Scarpa (the first one) and Cavazzano (the latest one).
Those issues, also if pretty expansive if you consider the average price
of Disney comics (15.000 Lit vs. 3.300 Lit of Topolino), had a lot of
success, and, IMHO, it means that there *IS* a marked ready to buy, but
this market needs *GOOD* products, just like I Maestri are (were?).
The real "surprise" of this pool comes from "Minni" an issue enterely
devoted to young (very young?) female readers. I don't know if there are
any girls on this mailing list from Italy, but, well, it is a surprise
to me: I was thinking Minni was a publication with a very low market
share, and without a real customer loyalty... but it seems I was
wrong...
On the other hand, the *worst* performance comes from "I Classici", an
historical publication, which made the Disney comic history in Italy:
how sad to see them dying at the bottom of the list!!!
It used to be a wonderful publication, copied in many other European
countries, since it was reprinting great stories, from previous Topolino
issues, linked together by a main theme... but nowadays it isn's so
anymore: stories are choosen randomly(IMO), there aren't anymore the
Giuseppe Perego pages linking the stories together, covers are too
"technological" (ah... the G.B. Carpi covers from early 70ties....) and
there aren't anymore titles on each issue distinguishing one from all
the other ones: I still remember "Pronto Topolino", "Tutti Paperi", "Il
fantastiliardo" and many others great issues... now what should I
remember? Issue 285? issue 276?.... I don't like it!!! I don' like it at
all!!
OK, I suppose you had enough of it... but still, I'd like to have some
feedback from you all, to check if I'm the same old rambling grumphy, or
if *we* all are the sam old rampling grumphies!!! ;-)
Ciao,
- Paolo
p.s.: the result scored by Almanacco (0%) is **much too high** for its
low low low quality!!! (and remember that the original run of Almanacco
printed some *great* stories...) :-(
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Topic: 200012
(199 messages)
Paolo Castagno
Which comic do you like more?
Message 136 -
2000-12-15 at 13:02:11
Søren Krarup Olesen
Which comic do you like more?
Message 137 -
2000-12-15 at 15:32:44
PAOLO:
> Topolino (134)......................31%
> Zio Paperone (62)...................14%
> I maestri Disney (61)...............14%
> Paperino (45).......................10%
> Paperinik new adventures (42).......10%
> Minni (27)...........................6%
> I Grandi Classici (17)...............4%
> Mickey Mouse Mistery Magazine (16)...3%
> I Classici (10)......................2%
> Nuovo Almanacco Topolino (4).........0%
> On the other hand, the *worst* performance comes from "I Classici",
> an historical publication, which made the Disney comic history in
> Italy: how sad to see them dying at the bottom of the list!!!
Well, this might not be the case, Paolo. It depends on how the question
was formulated. Imagine for instance a new compilation with old Beatles
songs. Such an album would probably sell quite well, but I am sure,
that noone would claim that it is "better" than any of the original
Beatles records from the 60/70s.
> Issue 285? issue 276?.... I don't like it!!! I don' like it at all!!
The reason must be that you already got the Topolinos that cover those
I Classicis. Issue no. 285 contains Scarpa's first Paperetta Ye-Ye story
(the one where Brigitta meets Goldie) which was never reprinted in
Denmark, so I really like no. 285, but of course I wouldn't say it's
"better" than the real stuff, in this case Topolino no. 577.
Søren
> Topolino (134)......................31%
> Zio Paperone (62)...................14%
> I maestri Disney (61)...............14%
> Paperino (45).......................10%
> Paperinik new adventures (42).......10%
> Minni (27)...........................6%
> I Grandi Classici (17)...............4%
> Mickey Mouse Mistery Magazine (16)...3%
> I Classici (10)......................2%
> Nuovo Almanacco Topolino (4).........0%
> On the other hand, the *worst* performance comes from "I Classici",
> an historical publication, which made the Disney comic history in
> Italy: how sad to see them dying at the bottom of the list!!!
Well, this might not be the case, Paolo. It depends on how the question
was formulated. Imagine for instance a new compilation with old Beatles
songs. Such an album would probably sell quite well, but I am sure,
that noone would claim that it is "better" than any of the original
Beatles records from the 60/70s.
> Issue 285? issue 276?.... I don't like it!!! I don' like it at all!!
The reason must be that you already got the Topolinos that cover those
I Classicis. Issue no. 285 contains Scarpa's first Paperetta Ye-Ye story
(the one where Brigitta meets Goldie) which was never reprinted in
Denmark, so I really like no. 285, but of course I wouldn't say it's
"better" than the real stuff, in this case Topolino no. 577.
Søren
Botto Armando
Which comic do you like more?
Message 138 -
2000-12-15 at 16:32:59
Paolo wrote:
> Nuovo Almanacco Topolino (4).........0%
> p.s.: the result scored by Almanacco (0%) is **much too high** for its
> low low low quality!!! (and remember that the original run of Almanacco
> printed some *great* stories...) :-(
I'd be very curious to know the *reasons* which led those 4 people to give
their vote to the Almanacco ;-)
Ciao,
Armando
> Nuovo Almanacco Topolino (4).........0%
> p.s.: the result scored by Almanacco (0%) is **much too high** for its
> low low low quality!!! (and remember that the original run of Almanacco
> printed some *great* stories...) :-(
I'd be very curious to know the *reasons* which led those 4 people to give
their vote to the Almanacco ;-)
Ciao,
Armando
Frank Stajano
Which comic do you like more?
Message 139 -
2000-12-15 at 16:34:27
At 2000-12-15 14:32 +0100, S?ren Krarup Olesen wrote:
> > Issue 285? issue 276?.... I don't like it!!! I don' like it at all!!
>
>The reason must be that you already got the Topolinos that cover those
>I Classicis. Issue no. 285 contains Scarpa's first Paperetta Ye-Ye story
>(the one where Brigitta meets Goldie) which was never reprinted in
>Denmark, so I really like no. 285, but of course I wouldn't say it's
>"better" than the real stuff, in this case Topolino no. 577.
It's not issue 285 he doesn't like; it's having to call it "issue 285"
instead of, say, "Paperlibidine".
Frank (filologo disneyano) http://www.uk.research.att.com/~fms/
> > Issue 285? issue 276?.... I don't like it!!! I don' like it at all!!
>
>The reason must be that you already got the Topolinos that cover those
>I Classicis. Issue no. 285 contains Scarpa's first Paperetta Ye-Ye story
>(the one where Brigitta meets Goldie) which was never reprinted in
>Denmark, so I really like no. 285, but of course I wouldn't say it's
>"better" than the real stuff, in this case Topolino no. 577.
It's not issue 285 he doesn't like; it's having to call it "issue 285"
instead of, say, "Paperlibidine".
Frank (filologo disneyano) http://www.uk.research.att.com/~fms/
Arthur De Wolf
Which comic do you like more?
Message 140 -
2000-12-15 at 16:37:16
Hi,
PAOLO CASTAGNO wrote:
> asking to the visitors which was the best Disney
> publication in Italy at the moment
Since two months I am recording on my website (Disney Comics Worldwide @
http://www.wolfstad.com/dcw) - which is a database of International Disney
comic and magazine titles - how often a particular comic title or country is
clicked on my site. You can find the top-10 on the front page.
At the moment Greek "Komix" is the number-one clicked comic on my site.
Kind regards,
Arthur de Wolf
DCW: http://www.wolfstad.com/dcw
PAOLO CASTAGNO wrote:
> asking to the visitors which was the best Disney
> publication in Italy at the moment
Since two months I am recording on my website (Disney Comics Worldwide @
http://www.wolfstad.com/dcw) - which is a database of International Disney
comic and magazine titles - how often a particular comic title or country is
clicked on my site. You can find the top-10 on the front page.
At the moment Greek "Komix" is the number-one clicked comic on my site.
Kind regards,
Arthur de Wolf
DCW: http://www.wolfstad.com/dcw
RMorris306
DCML digest, Vol 1 #353 - 5 msgs
Message 141 -
2000-12-15 at 17:45:38
In a message dated 12/15/00 7:05:58 AM, dcml-request at stp.ling.uu.se writes:
<<
I guess I could be pegged as the Disney Comics fan who will go to his
grave trying to get recognition for some of the lesser known or not
recognized minor recurring characters. My favorites seem to be Goofy's
son, Minnie's twin nieces and her dog. Goofy's son, now known best as
Max, has come into his own and garnered his own fan-following as a result
of his revival in the animated series GOOF TROOP and the two theatrical
films A GOOFY MOVIE and AN EXTREMELY GOOFY MOVIE, as well as his role in
the Christmas short on the direct to video MICKEY'SONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS.
Likewise, Fifi, Minnie's Pekingese pup has seen quite a lot of print in
books, calendars and other merchandise of late, so she, too, has received
some noted recognition. The folks at the Disney Stores even seem to know
who she is these days (this wasn't always true).
Finally, Minnie's niece are being given real, even "official" recognition
by the Disney Company! A couple years ago the question of whether or not
Minnie had nieces came up in Disney's "Ask Dave" column in their official
"DISNEY MAGAZINE" (Fall 1999). Dave Smith, Disney's official Archivist,
answered in the affirmative naming Millie & Melody and their singular
appearance in "The Late, Late Show" comic which appeared in the MICKEY
MOUSE ALBUM #1. The question recently came up AGAIN in the Winter 2000/1
same magazine column because a reader questioned the accuracy of Dave's
naming since Disney's Trivia Master, Kevin Neary, who has written several
"official trivia books" for the Disney Company listed their names as
"Melinda & Melody". Dave's reply stated that the forth edition of that
Ultimate Trivia Book misidentified "Melinda" and the true name is "Millie."
>>
Do Millie and Melody have a last name, a la Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse?
Huey, Dewey and Louie are all Ducks, but the unstated implication (once
acknowledged by Don Rosa and perhaps Carl Barks) that Della was never married
to their father wouldn't really work in Mickey's...and especially Minnie's...
more genteel circles.
I'd wondered for some time who the little girl mouse in MICKEY'S
CHRISTMAS CAROL was, since in that film all the Dickens characters were
played by Disney regulars...Mickey as Bob Cratchit, Minnie as his wife, and
either Morty or Ferdie as Tiny Tim...but even Disney experts couldn't
identify the Cratchit daughter at the time. The casting was impeccable, even
though it occurred to me that Black Pete might have been miscast as the Ghost
of Christmas Yet to Come...Pete was mostly Mickey's villain, and despite the
name, Mickey played a relatively minor character. In a film with Scrooge
McDuck as the real star, I'd thought one of his villains, perhaps a Beagle
Boy or Flintheart Glomgold, would be more appropriate...but of course none of
those villains had been animated at that pre-DUCK TALES time, and would
probably have completely baffled animation buffs. ("Flintheart WHO?")
Rich
<<
I guess I could be pegged as the Disney Comics fan who will go to his
grave trying to get recognition for some of the lesser known or not
recognized minor recurring characters. My favorites seem to be Goofy's
son, Minnie's twin nieces and her dog. Goofy's son, now known best as
Max, has come into his own and garnered his own fan-following as a result
of his revival in the animated series GOOF TROOP and the two theatrical
films A GOOFY MOVIE and AN EXTREMELY GOOFY MOVIE, as well as his role in
the Christmas short on the direct to video MICKEY'SONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS.
Likewise, Fifi, Minnie's Pekingese pup has seen quite a lot of print in
books, calendars and other merchandise of late, so she, too, has received
some noted recognition. The folks at the Disney Stores even seem to know
who she is these days (this wasn't always true).
Finally, Minnie's niece are being given real, even "official" recognition
by the Disney Company! A couple years ago the question of whether or not
Minnie had nieces came up in Disney's "Ask Dave" column in their official
"DISNEY MAGAZINE" (Fall 1999). Dave Smith, Disney's official Archivist,
answered in the affirmative naming Millie & Melody and their singular
appearance in "The Late, Late Show" comic which appeared in the MICKEY
MOUSE ALBUM #1. The question recently came up AGAIN in the Winter 2000/1
same magazine column because a reader questioned the accuracy of Dave's
naming since Disney's Trivia Master, Kevin Neary, who has written several
"official trivia books" for the Disney Company listed their names as
"Melinda & Melody". Dave's reply stated that the forth edition of that
Ultimate Trivia Book misidentified "Melinda" and the true name is "Millie."
>>
Do Millie and Melody have a last name, a la Morty and Ferdie Fieldmouse?
Huey, Dewey and Louie are all Ducks, but the unstated implication (once
acknowledged by Don Rosa and perhaps Carl Barks) that Della was never married
to their father wouldn't really work in Mickey's...and especially Minnie's...
more genteel circles.
I'd wondered for some time who the little girl mouse in MICKEY'S
CHRISTMAS CAROL was, since in that film all the Dickens characters were
played by Disney regulars...Mickey as Bob Cratchit, Minnie as his wife, and
either Morty or Ferdie as Tiny Tim...but even Disney experts couldn't
identify the Cratchit daughter at the time. The casting was impeccable, even
though it occurred to me that Black Pete might have been miscast as the Ghost
of Christmas Yet to Come...Pete was mostly Mickey's villain, and despite the
name, Mickey played a relatively minor character. In a film with Scrooge
McDuck as the real star, I'd thought one of his villains, perhaps a Beagle
Boy or Flintheart Glomgold, would be more appropriate...but of course none of
those villains had been animated at that pre-DUCK TALES time, and would
probably have completely baffled animation buffs. ("Flintheart WHO?")
Rich
Timo Ronkainen
Kari Korhonen
Message 142 -
2000-12-15 at 20:18:38
I think I´ll do a page about Finnish Disney-artists soon. Kari will be there
too, of course. I´ll let you know as soon as I got it done.
Kari has done more and more longer stories now and from pencils to finished
artwork. Very good work!
Timo Ronkainen
Finnish Donaldists
Ankistit ry
Ankkalinnan Pamaus -fanzine
.................................
"Rumble on, buxom bumble bee!
Go sit on cowslip - far from me!"
timoro at hotmail.com
timoro at sunpoint.net
http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/timoro/
http://members.nbci.com/timoro/pamaus
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too, of course. I´ll let you know as soon as I got it done.
Kari has done more and more longer stories now and from pencils to finished
artwork. Very good work!
Timo Ronkainen
Finnish Donaldists
Ankistit ry
Ankkalinnan Pamaus -fanzine
.................................
"Rumble on, buxom bumble bee!
Go sit on cowslip - far from me!"
timoro at hotmail.com
timoro at sunpoint.net
http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/timoro/
http://members.nbci.com/timoro/pamaus
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Timo Ronkainen
Finnish article about Scarpa and Den suckande sjömannen
Message 143 -
2000-12-15 at 20:51:48
Sorry for the late reply, haven´t had time to read digests (and Hotmail is
working *lousy*)
I wrote that article about Scarpa. It was published in Finnish Aku Ankka.
Before that there is short interview made by editors of Aku Ankka.
The whole thing was done for the Scarpa´s visit (which was cancelled due his
injure).
It´s mainly about his career, comics and animation.
Screaming Cowboy is probaly translated as crying seaman/sailor in every
scandinavian country. It was done at Guthenberghus/Egmont. Why? Who knows.
BTW: I sent an inquiry to a mailing list for 78-rpm record collectors, about
the performer of old Laughing/Crying Cowboy song in OKEH-label record. I let
you all know if someone gives me any information about that.
Timo Ronkainen
Finnish Donaldists
Ankistit ry
Ankkalinnan Pamaus -fanzine
.................................
"Rumble on, buxom bumble bee!
Go sit on cowslip - far from me!"
timoro at hotmail.com
timoro at sunpoint.net
http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/timoro/
http://members.nbci.com/timoro/pamaus
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working *lousy*)
I wrote that article about Scarpa. It was published in Finnish Aku Ankka.
Before that there is short interview made by editors of Aku Ankka.
The whole thing was done for the Scarpa´s visit (which was cancelled due his
injure).
It´s mainly about his career, comics and animation.
Screaming Cowboy is probaly translated as crying seaman/sailor in every
scandinavian country. It was done at Guthenberghus/Egmont. Why? Who knows.
BTW: I sent an inquiry to a mailing list for 78-rpm record collectors, about
the performer of old Laughing/Crying Cowboy song in OKEH-label record. I let
you all know if someone gives me any information about that.
Timo Ronkainen
Finnish Donaldists
Ankistit ry
Ankkalinnan Pamaus -fanzine
.................................
"Rumble on, buxom bumble bee!
Go sit on cowslip - far from me!"
timoro at hotmail.com
timoro at sunpoint.net
http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/timoro/
http://members.nbci.com/timoro/pamaus
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Apostolis Trikourakis
DISNEY SITES DATABASE (DSD) Project
Message 144 -
2000-12-16 at 18:17:06
Dear DCML members
I'm sure the title of my e-mail seems interesting to all of you. I'm working
on a very big project called DISNEY SITES DATABASE or DSD. I'm trying to
collect ALL the addresses that have relation with Disney: Indexes, Simple
Pages, Companies, Personal Pages, Pages about the Disney artists and
writters and so on. Please, if you know any Disney pages, send me a letter
with the addresses. I don't care about the language. I want to know all the
addresses, without choosing a spessific language. Please help me indexing
all the disney pages.
Thanks a lot
Best Wishes and Merry Christmas
Apostolis Trikourakis, Athens
E-mail: komix at compulink.gr & komixgreekpage at yahoo.com
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage
I'm sure the title of my e-mail seems interesting to all of you. I'm working
on a very big project called DISNEY SITES DATABASE or DSD. I'm trying to
collect ALL the addresses that have relation with Disney: Indexes, Simple
Pages, Companies, Personal Pages, Pages about the Disney artists and
writters and so on. Please, if you know any Disney pages, send me a letter
with the addresses. I don't care about the language. I want to know all the
addresses, without choosing a spessific language. Please help me indexing
all the disney pages.
Thanks a lot
Best Wishes and Merry Christmas
Apostolis Trikourakis, Athens
E-mail: komix at compulink.gr & komixgreekpage at yahoo.com
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage
Agridiotis
Comics
Message 145 -
2000-12-16 at 22:52:27
Hi DCML members!
I want to ask you if anybody want the "War of the Wendigo" in Greek and he
can send me an american issue with Don Rosa's story. If you want send me an
e-mail to speak about the offer.
Thank you and bye!
George Agridiotis, Nicosia - Cyprus
E-mail: agridiot at spidernet.net
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixwebsite/
DCML member
I want to ask you if anybody want the "War of the Wendigo" in Greek and he
can send me an american issue with Don Rosa's story. If you want send me an
e-mail to speak about the offer.
Thank you and bye!
George Agridiotis, Nicosia - Cyprus
E-mail: agridiot at spidernet.net
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixwebsite/
DCML member
Ole Reichstein Nielsen
Which comic do you like more?
Message 146 -
2000-12-17 at 04:56:42
Paolo:
> I don't like it!!! I don' like it at all!!
>
> OK, I suppose you had enough of it... but still, I'd like to have some
> feedback from you all, to check if I'm the same old rambling grumphy, or
> if *we* all are the sam old rampling grumphies!!! ;-)
Being a regular subscriber to nine of the ten titles in the survey -
as well as being an old, rambling grumpy too - I must admit that I
actually like ALL of the books! But naturally, if I was an Italian
with four other reprints of Scarpa's "Paperetta Y?-Y?" story in "I
Classici" #285 on the shelf, I might not be as happy with one more.
Which may be why the reprint titles don't do so well in the poll.
Topolino topping the chart with about 130 pages of new comics every
week for only 3,300 lire (~$1.50) isn't really too surprising. In fact
the relatively expensive and currently very infreqeuent Maestri Disney
(which only has very little new material) is doing too well compared
to its relatively low circulation. But then again, anyone bothering to
find your web page may be more Disney-addicted and likely to spend the
huge sum of 15,000 lire (~$6.75) on a prestige format book with no more
comic pages than Topolino. 12-year old "ragazzi" don't, and Italy is one
country which still publishes Disney comics both for children and adults.
I didn't vote in your election, and I honestly wouldn't know where to
punch my hole. I can't help wondering if the result had been different,
if you'd been allowed to rank the titles instead of only placing one vote:
maybe almost everybody thought Mickey Mouse Mystery Magazine was second
best? You could also have asked which single story or issues the reader
had liked best in the last year.
My impression is that the result reflects the sales curves - the "party
line" - more closely than an unbiased comparison of pros and cons of each
title; how many of the voters have read one of each book, I wonder?
But that's the curse of democratic votes: half the result is given by how
you draw up the ballot and the rest is left to the random mood swings of
a semi-ignorant voter corps. And then there's the counting... ;-)
-- Ole
> I don't like it!!! I don' like it at all!!
>
> OK, I suppose you had enough of it... but still, I'd like to have some
> feedback from you all, to check if I'm the same old rambling grumphy, or
> if *we* all are the sam old rampling grumphies!!! ;-)
Being a regular subscriber to nine of the ten titles in the survey -
as well as being an old, rambling grumpy too - I must admit that I
actually like ALL of the books! But naturally, if I was an Italian
with four other reprints of Scarpa's "Paperetta Y?-Y?" story in "I
Classici" #285 on the shelf, I might not be as happy with one more.
Which may be why the reprint titles don't do so well in the poll.
Topolino topping the chart with about 130 pages of new comics every
week for only 3,300 lire (~$1.50) isn't really too surprising. In fact
the relatively expensive and currently very infreqeuent Maestri Disney
(which only has very little new material) is doing too well compared
to its relatively low circulation. But then again, anyone bothering to
find your web page may be more Disney-addicted and likely to spend the
huge sum of 15,000 lire (~$6.75) on a prestige format book with no more
comic pages than Topolino. 12-year old "ragazzi" don't, and Italy is one
country which still publishes Disney comics both for children and adults.
I didn't vote in your election, and I honestly wouldn't know where to
punch my hole. I can't help wondering if the result had been different,
if you'd been allowed to rank the titles instead of only placing one vote:
maybe almost everybody thought Mickey Mouse Mystery Magazine was second
best? You could also have asked which single story or issues the reader
had liked best in the last year.
My impression is that the result reflects the sales curves - the "party
line" - more closely than an unbiased comparison of pros and cons of each
title; how many of the voters have read one of each book, I wonder?
But that's the curse of democratic votes: half the result is given by how
you draw up the ballot and the rest is left to the random mood swings of
a semi-ignorant voter corps. And then there's the counting... ;-)
-- Ole
Jyri Lehtinen
Barks 1-page
Message 147 -
2000-12-17 at 17:12:05
Hi, I am new to this list as a submitter, but I have
been a subscriber for a while now and this thing
hasn't came up.
I have spotted few collections of barks 1-page or less
gags. I was wondering how many Barks did this kinda
"stories", drew and wrote? All the collections give
different number!
I thought you grand-old-men would have the answer.
Jyri Lehtinen
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been a subscriber for a while now and this thing
hasn't came up.
I have spotted few collections of barks 1-page or less
gags. I was wondering how many Barks did this kinda
"stories", drew and wrote? All the collections give
different number!
I thought you grand-old-men would have the answer.
Jyri Lehtinen
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Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products.
http://shopping.yahoo.com/
Kriton Kyrimis
Which comic do you like more?
Message 148 -
2000-12-18 at 10:49:18
ARTHUR:
> Since two months I am recording on my website (Disney Comics Worldwide @
> http://www.wolfstad.com/dcw) - which is a database of International Disney
> comic and magazine titles - how often a particular comic title or country is
> clicked on my site. You can find the top-10 on the front page.
I wonder how this top-10 affects the statistics, as it sort of invites
visitors to click on the top items, especially the first.
I see that among the cancelled Greek publications (following one of the
top links!) you mention "Super Mickey", which I'd mentioned a while back
to the list. Is this entry based on my recollections, or did you learn
something more about that publication?
Kriton (e-mail: kyrimis at cti.gr)
(WWW: http://dias.cti.gr/~kyrimis)
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"Work for? I don't work for anybody. I'm just having fun!"
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> Since two months I am recording on my website (Disney Comics Worldwide @
> http://www.wolfstad.com/dcw) - which is a database of International Disney
> comic and magazine titles - how often a particular comic title or country is
> clicked on my site. You can find the top-10 on the front page.
I wonder how this top-10 affects the statistics, as it sort of invites
visitors to click on the top items, especially the first.
I see that among the cancelled Greek publications (following one of the
top links!) you mention "Super Mickey", which I'd mentioned a while back
to the list. Is this entry based on my recollections, or did you learn
something more about that publication?
Kriton (e-mail: kyrimis at cti.gr)
(WWW: http://dias.cti.gr/~kyrimis)
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"Work for? I don't work for anybody. I'm just having fun!"
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Fernando Ventura
Merry Chrystimas
Message 149 -
2000-12-18 at 12:08:07
I did a "Merry Crhystimas draw" to my friends from Brazil and to my DCML friends! You all can see it on:
http://digilander.iol.it/inducks/Fernando/Feliz-Natal.gif
(Thank You, Paolo!!!)
Feliz Natal to all,
Fernando Ventura!
http://digilander.iol.it/inducks/Fernando/Feliz-Natal.gif
(Thank You, Paolo!!!)
Feliz Natal to all,
Fernando Ventura!
Agridiotis
Barks 1-page
Message 150 -
2000-12-18 at 17:35:33
>>I have spotted few collections of barks 1-page or less
gags. I was wondering how many Barks did this kinda
"stories", drew and wrote?
I think he dra about 182 gags. Take a look at
http://members.nbci.com/bolderbast/xxcreators.html
Bye!
George Agridiotis, Nicosia - Cyprus
E-mail: agridiot at spidernet.net
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixwebsite/
DCML member
gags. I was wondering how many Barks did this kinda
"stories", drew and wrote?
I think he dra about 182 gags. Take a look at
http://members.nbci.com/bolderbast/xxcreators.html
Bye!
George Agridiotis, Nicosia - Cyprus
E-mail: agridiot at spidernet.net
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixwebsite/
DCML member