Hi,
I have put all the covers of "Super Almanacco Paperino" first issue
to the adress:
http://digilander.iol.it/alexiov/sa_covers/sa_covers.html
They all are made by Marco Rota, as you probably know.
I hope this adress will work.
Best wishes to you all for a great Y2K+1
Author
Topic: 200012
(199 messages)
Alessandro Iovino
Covers scanned
Message 196 -
2000-12-28 at 14:37:13
Fabio Blanco
Pedro y Pablo
Message 197 -
2000-12-30 at 08:55:53
This is a question but a wish, too... I just read in the Picsou mag #342 the
Barks history about Ponce de Leon and the fountain of the youth... And I am
(like always) fascinated with the imagination of Unca Carl, but...
I need more... I want know what did happens with the two spanish soldiers,
Pedro and Pablo. After the last page, I did wish make a call to Don Rosa and
make it the question direct to he: "Hey, Don, what they did go? To Spain? To
Duckburg? They did need adventures? C'mon Don, tell me. Sure you know!" ;)
But maybe somebody thinks all this before me... and make some history about
too... Or not?
Saludos a todos!
Fabio
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Bonvolu postu al: longtom at oeste.com.ar
Barks history about Ponce de Leon and the fountain of the youth... And I am
(like always) fascinated with the imagination of Unca Carl, but...
I need more... I want know what did happens with the two spanish soldiers,
Pedro and Pablo. After the last page, I did wish make a call to Don Rosa and
make it the question direct to he: "Hey, Don, what they did go? To Spain? To
Duckburg? They did need adventures? C'mon Don, tell me. Sure you know!" ;)
But maybe somebody thinks all this before me... and make some history about
too... Or not?
Saludos a todos!
Fabio
*********************
Bonvolu postu al: longtom at oeste.com.ar
Merlin Haas
Disney singing cowboys
Message 198 -
2000-12-30 at 13:57:19
Armando Botto wrote:
> It's worth noticing that also Bill Walsh & Floyd Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse
> daily strip probably used the same source of inspiration. In the continuity
> "Mickey Mouse and Dry Gulch Goofy" (March to June 1951) Goofy performs as a
> singing (moanin' ;-)) cowboy.
> And Goofy had been a singin' cowboy ("Goofy the Kid") also in the 1946 short
> continuity "Goofy the Crooner"... probably Bill Walsh found that Western
> music genre very amusing ;-)
Goofy also had a scene as a singing cowboy in the 30s (40s?) Mickey
Mouse daily story "The Bar None Ranch," which was redrawn by Paul Murry
for Walt Disney Comics and Stories around 1959.
best -- Merlin Haas
> It's worth noticing that also Bill Walsh & Floyd Gottfredson's Mickey Mouse
> daily strip probably used the same source of inspiration. In the continuity
> "Mickey Mouse and Dry Gulch Goofy" (March to June 1951) Goofy performs as a
> singing (moanin' ;-)) cowboy.
> And Goofy had been a singin' cowboy ("Goofy the Kid") also in the 1946 short
> continuity "Goofy the Crooner"... probably Bill Walsh found that Western
> music genre very amusing ;-)
Goofy also had a scene as a singing cowboy in the 30s (40s?) Mickey
Mouse daily story "The Bar None Ranch," which was redrawn by Paul Murry
for Walt Disney Comics and Stories around 1959.
best -- Merlin Haas
Candico86
(no subject)
Message 199 -
2000-12-31 at 19:07:49
I have a few questions that I was hoping someone is able to answer about
Scrooge Mcduck. I am aware of many adventures he went on with HD&L and
Donald but I was never sure what adventures he went on before he met them. I
heard somethings about how he traded things in different places, sold things
in different places, and was a prospector in different places. If anyone can
add to that list or say what he prospected, sold, or traded, or anything
else, I would like it very much. Also, if someone knows where to find back
issues to Scrooge comics or the book, "The Life and Times of Scrooge Mcduck"
anywhere on the internet or any book store or places to call, I would like
that a lot. Thank you very much to anyone who can answer these questions.
Scrooge Mcduck. I am aware of many adventures he went on with HD&L and
Donald but I was never sure what adventures he went on before he met them. I
heard somethings about how he traded things in different places, sold things
in different places, and was a prospector in different places. If anyone can
add to that list or say what he prospected, sold, or traded, or anything
else, I would like it very much. Also, if someone knows where to find back
issues to Scrooge comics or the book, "The Life and Times of Scrooge Mcduck"
anywhere on the internet or any book store or places to call, I would like
that a lot. Thank you very much to anyone who can answer these questions.