> I have a few questions that again I was hoping somebody knew (if they were
> even ever answered). What happens to everyone after 1967 when Scrooge
dies.
> Do we ever know the future of any of the duck characters and who gets
Mcduck
> industries.
We don't know what happens after 1967. Maybe Gus takes the Grandma's farm
and the nephews take took the Scrooge's fortune. I think in two Bark's and
Rosa's stories we see that nephews is better than Donald and Gladstone
Gander.
> Also, if Scrooge and Goldie loved each other so much, then why did they
leave each other?
Scrooge leave Goldies as we see in Rosa's "Last Sled to Dawson" Scrooge and
Goldie don't show never the feelings each other. Also when "maybe" Scrooge
went with sled he loss the sled and then he can't to goes to Goldies
anymore. Also he thought that is better to try to get more money than get
married.
> Also, how did Flimhear Glomgold and Scrooge meet for the first time?
In Lo& in one chapter we see how Flinthheart meat Scrooge. Flinthhert don't
said his name but Scrooge did. Scrooge saves Flintheart that time and he was
said to Scrooge to help him to found Transvaal. But he robes him.
> Besides the story where we first meet Glomgold in the second richest duck,
do we ever hear of > Flintheart again like in Scrooge's past or in
another story?
We hear about Flintheart very many times (i think 123) especially in
Italians stories. Carl Barks did also other to stories with Glomgold and i
think Rosa others nine.
P.S. If you want to know more about that stories send me an e-mail.
George Agridiotis, Nicosia - Cyprus
E-mail: agridiot at spidernet.net
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixwebsite/
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Agridiotis
Scrooge
Message 151 -
2001-01-21 at 02:41:52
Kevin Clark
Scrooge
Message 152 -
2001-01-21 at 05:23:46
>From: Candico86 at aol.com
>To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
>Subject: Scrooge
>Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2001 21:55:25 EST
>
>I have a few questions that again I was hoping somebody knew (if they were
>even ever answered). What happens to everyone after 1967 when Scrooge dies.
>Do we ever know the future of any of the duck characters and who gets
>Mcduck
>industries.
It's pretty much been established that HD&L are the heirs to their
grand-unca's fortune.
> Also, if Scrooge and Goldie loved each other so much, then why
>did they leave each other?
Scrooge and Goldie were both incredibly powerful personalities. Can you
imagine the domestic disputes?
Seriously, though, I suspect they were both too busy minding their
respective careers to get too involved in romance -- Scrooge especially. He
may have loved Goldie, but he was already married to his money. I think the
chemistry works much better if they're merely old flames.
> Also, how did Flimhear Glomgold and Scrooge meet
>for the first time? Besides the story where we first meet Glomgold in the
>second richest duck, do we ever hear of Flimheart again like in Scrooge's
>past or in another story?
According to _The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck_, Scrooge first met
Glomgold back when Flinty was (to quote Don Rosa) "a particularly nasty
young Afrikaner".
Cheers,
Kevin Clark
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>To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
>Subject: Scrooge
>Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2001 21:55:25 EST
>
>I have a few questions that again I was hoping somebody knew (if they were
>even ever answered). What happens to everyone after 1967 when Scrooge dies.
>Do we ever know the future of any of the duck characters and who gets
>Mcduck
>industries.
It's pretty much been established that HD&L are the heirs to their
grand-unca's fortune.
> Also, if Scrooge and Goldie loved each other so much, then why
>did they leave each other?
Scrooge and Goldie were both incredibly powerful personalities. Can you
imagine the domestic disputes?
Seriously, though, I suspect they were both too busy minding their
respective careers to get too involved in romance -- Scrooge especially. He
may have loved Goldie, but he was already married to his money. I think the
chemistry works much better if they're merely old flames.
> Also, how did Flimhear Glomgold and Scrooge meet
>for the first time? Besides the story where we first meet Glomgold in the
>second richest duck, do we ever hear of Flimheart again like in Scrooge's
>past or in another story?
According to _The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck_, Scrooge first met
Glomgold back when Flinty was (to quote Don Rosa) "a particularly nasty
young Afrikaner".
Cheers,
Kevin Clark
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Sardine rain??
Message 153 -
2001-01-21 at 11:59:29
> And this does astonish me since it's about sardine fish in the
> neighborhood of Tegucigalpa on May!!!
I've read about it before and seen photos... I think I've seen it
on the TV a couple of years ago... In the TV-program they showed
even other instances of this.. In England it suddenly rained fish
a day...
Well.. that was a one-time fish-rain, in Tegucigalpa it's
more frequent...
.. and I suppose we all know why... ;-)
// Steamboat Willie
> neighborhood of Tegucigalpa on May!!!
I've read about it before and seen photos... I think I've seen it
on the TV a couple of years ago... In the TV-program they showed
even other instances of this.. In England it suddenly rained fish
a day...
Well.. that was a one-time fish-rain, in Tegucigalpa it's
more frequent...
.. and I suppose we all know why... ;-)
// Steamboat Willie
Fernando Ventura
Marco Barlotti: Livia?!
Message 154 -
2001-01-21 at 14:29:56
>The link
>http://members.forez.com/livia/index.html
>doesn't work any more. Does anybody know why?
> Marco
It changed to: http://mailotron.forez.com/livia/index.php3
Speaking on links, I think the friends from the DucHunt are having troubles!
I'm not sure, but it appear that all the site was extinguished by someone!!!
GLUP!!!
Fernando,
from Brazil!
>http://members.forez.com/livia/index.html
>doesn't work any more. Does anybody know why?
> Marco
It changed to: http://mailotron.forez.com/livia/index.php3
Speaking on links, I think the friends from the DucHunt are having troubles!
I'm not sure, but it appear that all the site was extinguished by someone!!!
GLUP!!!
Fernando,
from Brazil!
Kenneth Glendinning
LOOK
Message 155 -
2001-01-21 at 15:36:49
Dose any one here look at other peoples messages I have look at most of them
and most people get ignored.
If that is so why do people bother typeing in here.
Lets just hope some one sees this.
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and most people get ignored.
If that is so why do people bother typeing in here.
Lets just hope some one sees this.
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Timo Ronkainen
American Royal arts..
Message 156 -
2001-01-21 at 20:36:51
American Royal Arts:
http://ara-animation.com/ViewSub.cfm?Section=Misc&SubSection=Carl%20Barks
is selling Donald Duck newspaper strips from 1980´s as "The Art of Carl
Barks" only in text they mention:
"...long after Mr. Barks retired from Disney, the strips continue to
delight. These strips, inspired by Mr. Barks' original creations are a rare
find. Each is the original published artwork used for the daily or Sunday
newspaper and is hand signed by Carl Barks himself."
.."inspired"..
What kind of thing is this? Huh? Shouldn´t these strips be signed by Bob
Foster or at least someone else than Barks?? Some might get the impression
that these are really Barks´ art... (?)
Timo Ronkainen
.................................
"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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http://ara-animation.com/ViewSub.cfm?Section=Misc&SubSection=Carl%20Barks
is selling Donald Duck newspaper strips from 1980´s as "The Art of Carl
Barks" only in text they mention:
"...long after Mr. Barks retired from Disney, the strips continue to
delight. These strips, inspired by Mr. Barks' original creations are a rare
find. Each is the original published artwork used for the daily or Sunday
newspaper and is hand signed by Carl Barks himself."
.."inspired"..
What kind of thing is this? Huh? Shouldn´t these strips be signed by Bob
Foster or at least someone else than Barks?? Some might get the impression
that these are really Barks´ art... (?)
Timo Ronkainen
.................................
"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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Marco Barlotti
"Original" master rainmaker
Message 157 -
2001-01-22 at 00:32:50
Santiago Garcia Banhos:
[re: W WDC 156-01]
>>The Spanish enlarged the first and the last panels, which were (partly?)
>>redrawn.
[see http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/DCML/pato1.jpg for the first panel of the
Spanish version]
>Could you upload two scans of the original version of those pages, for us to
>compare? (Now, if you got the orignal issue, it's undestood).
I don't have the original issue, but I do have an Italian translation with
(presumably) the original layout. Here is the first page:
http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/DCML/vento.jpg
Marco
[re: W WDC 156-01]
>>The Spanish enlarged the first and the last panels, which were (partly?)
>>redrawn.
[see http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/DCML/pato1.jpg for the first panel of the
Spanish version]
>Could you upload two scans of the original version of those pages, for us to
>compare? (Now, if you got the orignal issue, it's undestood).
I don't have the original issue, but I do have an Italian translation with
(presumably) the original layout. Here is the first page:
http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/DCML/vento.jpg
Marco
Candico86
(no subject)
Message 158 -
2001-01-22 at 00:46:46
I recently lost a lot of information on my computer along with a lot of
responses to some of my questions. The main one was my first question about
Scrooge's past. This question was if anyone knew what adventures he went on
after mining gold in the Koldike and before meeting Heuy, Duey, Louie, and
Donald. I was very confused about that. I would really apprecate someone
telling me or making a short list (if this isnt't asking too much) or saying
what comics this infromation might be in. I promise that once i get an
answer to this I will stop asking this question, it just would help me alot.
Thank you very much to anyone who can do this who knows the answer.
responses to some of my questions. The main one was my first question about
Scrooge's past. This question was if anyone knew what adventures he went on
after mining gold in the Koldike and before meeting Heuy, Duey, Louie, and
Donald. I was very confused about that. I would really apprecate someone
telling me or making a short list (if this isnt't asking too much) or saying
what comics this infromation might be in. I promise that once i get an
answer to this I will stop asking this question, it just would help me alot.
Thank you very much to anyone who can do this who knows the answer.
Marco Barlotti
What happened to Livia?
Message 159 -
2001-01-22 at 01:58:15
The link
http://members.forez.com/livia/index.html
doesn't work any more. Does anybody know why?
Marco
http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/Comics
http://members.forez.com/livia/index.html
doesn't work any more. Does anybody know why?
Marco
http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/Comics
Bror.Hellman
DCML digest, Vol 1 #382 - 3 msgs
Message 160 -
2001-01-22 at 09:32:11
> Who said that? U$crooge is alive. You can see this in many
> stories from Italy, Denmark, and so for...
It is Don Rosas estimated "death-date" if $crooge would have lived
in our "real" world. Of course Scrooge isn't dead!! But as most
comic characters he (and all the rest of the Ducks) are like
in a suspended aging.. HDL for ever doomed to be preteens.
So.. accordingly... All Don Rosas U$-comics takes place BEFORE 1967.
Scrooge didn't actually *DIE* that year.. But Carl Barks stopped drawing
him.. Which is.. a sort of "death" of the Classic $crooge Comic.. :-)
Don Rosa did a famous "tomb-stone" drawing of the Duck-family
(old Donald and Daisy... Grown up HDL) as a spoof...
I'm sure som list-member could post the address to a scan of
that Rosa-drawing somewhere on the net for you if you would
like to see it... :-)
// Steamboat Willie
> stories from Italy, Denmark, and so for...
It is Don Rosas estimated "death-date" if $crooge would have lived
in our "real" world. Of course Scrooge isn't dead!! But as most
comic characters he (and all the rest of the Ducks) are like
in a suspended aging.. HDL for ever doomed to be preteens.
So.. accordingly... All Don Rosas U$-comics takes place BEFORE 1967.
Scrooge didn't actually *DIE* that year.. But Carl Barks stopped drawing
him.. Which is.. a sort of "death" of the Classic $crooge Comic.. :-)
Don Rosa did a famous "tomb-stone" drawing of the Duck-family
(old Donald and Daisy... Grown up HDL) as a spoof...
I'm sure som list-member could post the address to a scan of
that Rosa-drawing somewhere on the net for you if you would
like to see it... :-)
// Steamboat Willie
Bror.Hellman
availability
Message 161 -
2001-01-22 at 09:56:43
> Back in the mid-seventies, I read that the complete history via the
> comics was available in a collected works called "Uncle Scrooge: His
> Life and Times" by Carl Barks. My later search for the set met with
> no knowledge of its existence. Is it available, and have there been
> similar sets for the other characters?
Well.. that was not a "complete" history.. just a collection of a few
Barks-stories.. En excellent collection btw.
For the Complete History.. I can only referr to Don Rosas famous work.
It came out in the 1990:s and are the best timeline yet! (My opinion of
course.)
I haven't heard of any similar collection, but there was an Italian produced
"this is your life Donald Duck" some years ago.
// Steamboat Willie
> comics was available in a collected works called "Uncle Scrooge: His
> Life and Times" by Carl Barks. My later search for the set met with
> no knowledge of its existence. Is it available, and have there been
> similar sets for the other characters?
Well.. that was not a "complete" history.. just a collection of a few
Barks-stories.. En excellent collection btw.
For the Complete History.. I can only referr to Don Rosas famous work.
It came out in the 1990:s and are the best timeline yet! (My opinion of
course.)
I haven't heard of any similar collection, but there was an Italian produced
"this is your life Donald Duck" some years ago.
// Steamboat Willie
Bror.Hellman
(no subject)
Message 162 -
2001-01-22 at 10:09:08
> his question was if anyone knew what adventures he went on
> after mining gold in the Koldike and before meeting Heuy,
> Duey, Louie, and Donald. I was very confused about that.
> I would really apprecate someone telling me or making a
> short list (if this isnt't asking too much) or saying
> what comics this infromation might be in.
The information can be found scattered throughout alla
Carl Barks Comics.. Scrooge reveals small bits of his
history with just comments like "I was doing...[something]
in Montana in my youth" or "I earned my first dime polishing
shoes in [somewhere in Scotland]" etc.
If you want to read a collected history I can only recommend
Don Rosa's "The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck" (on this list
referred to as "LoS") that came in the late 1990's.
Don Rosa collected all Barks small Scrooge-references he could
find and made his own history. By many (almost all except the
most die-hard Barks-fan) regards these stories as Canonical.
// Steamboat Willie
> after mining gold in the Koldike and before meeting Heuy,
> Duey, Louie, and Donald. I was very confused about that.
> I would really apprecate someone telling me or making a
> short list (if this isnt't asking too much) or saying
> what comics this infromation might be in.
The information can be found scattered throughout alla
Carl Barks Comics.. Scrooge reveals small bits of his
history with just comments like "I was doing...[something]
in Montana in my youth" or "I earned my first dime polishing
shoes in [somewhere in Scotland]" etc.
If you want to read a collected history I can only recommend
Don Rosa's "The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck" (on this list
referred to as "LoS") that came in the late 1990's.
Don Rosa collected all Barks small Scrooge-references he could
find and made his own history. By many (almost all except the
most die-hard Barks-fan) regards these stories as Canonical.
// Steamboat Willie
Kristian PEDERSEN
Uncle Scrooge Mc Duck His Life And Times
Message 163 -
2001-01-22 at 11:02:57
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Martin Olsen [SMTP:martin_olsen at post.tele.dk]
> Sent: samedi 20 janvier 2001 17:41
> To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
> Subject: Sv: Uncle Scrooge Mc Duck His Life And Times
>
> The book was published in 1981 by Celestial Arts, Millbrae, California. It
> has ISBN # 0-89087-290-2 (Hardbound deluxe edition including a signed and
> numbered lithograph "Wanderers of Wonderlands" by Barks). I think the book
> was also published as a trade paperback, but I'm not quite sure.
>
-- It was; I bought a copy a few years ago.
> The book contains reprints of 11 of Carl Barks' Scrooge stories plus a new
> story titled "Go Slowly Sands of Time". The latter is not a comic but a
> text
> story with illustrations (circa one illustration per page). In addition
> the
> book contains articles about Barks and even an introduc(k)tion by Barks
> himself.
>
-- Yes, in fact there are several text pieces by Barks; one on each of the
stories as I recall. And then there's an introduc(k)tion by George Lucas.
It's a nice book, but the colouring is too exotic for my taste. Btw,
somebody told me that Vicar later drew comic version of Go Slowly Sands of
Time.
Kristian
> From: Martin Olsen [SMTP:martin_olsen at post.tele.dk]
> Sent: samedi 20 janvier 2001 17:41
> To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
> Subject: Sv: Uncle Scrooge Mc Duck His Life And Times
>
> The book was published in 1981 by Celestial Arts, Millbrae, California. It
> has ISBN # 0-89087-290-2 (Hardbound deluxe edition including a signed and
> numbered lithograph "Wanderers of Wonderlands" by Barks). I think the book
> was also published as a trade paperback, but I'm not quite sure.
>
-- It was; I bought a copy a few years ago.
> The book contains reprints of 11 of Carl Barks' Scrooge stories plus a new
> story titled "Go Slowly Sands of Time". The latter is not a comic but a
> text
> story with illustrations (circa one illustration per page). In addition
> the
> book contains articles about Barks and even an introduc(k)tion by Barks
> himself.
>
-- Yes, in fact there are several text pieces by Barks; one on each of the
stories as I recall. And then there's an introduc(k)tion by George Lucas.
It's a nice book, but the colouring is too exotic for my taste. Btw,
somebody told me that Vicar later drew comic version of Go Slowly Sands of
Time.
Kristian
Jan Follak
German "Donald Duck Sonderheft", Carol Voges
Message 164 -
2001-01-22 at 12:34:23
With the beginning of the new year the traditional german "Donald Duck
Sonderheft" has changed in style and content and is now similar in look to
the French "Picsou" and especially the Italian "Zio Paperone". Before the
change the comic-book mainly centered around Barks or another "good duck
artist", with additional reprints by Vicar and Branca. Now there's a much
broader variety of artists, old ones as well as new ones, which I like a
lot. The lettering in most of the stories now is the same as in "Zio
Paperone", and the Barks' story uses a font looking like Barks' own
lettering.
Here's a list:
D 90345 Don Rosa, Incident at McDuck Tower
WDC 47 early Barks ten-pager
D 93041 Marco Rota
FC 223/1 Barks one-page-gag
S 63099 Tony Strobl
H 87120 Mau Heymans
H 86087 Carol Voges
The last page centers on Gus Goose (or "Franz Gans", as the Germans say) is
a first printing in Germany and my first of impression on the
much-discussed Carol Voges. His drawings look like standard Egmont-stories
from the seventies and aren't that bad.
Best wishes,
Jan
Sonderheft" has changed in style and content and is now similar in look to
the French "Picsou" and especially the Italian "Zio Paperone". Before the
change the comic-book mainly centered around Barks or another "good duck
artist", with additional reprints by Vicar and Branca. Now there's a much
broader variety of artists, old ones as well as new ones, which I like a
lot. The lettering in most of the stories now is the same as in "Zio
Paperone", and the Barks' story uses a font looking like Barks' own
lettering.
Here's a list:
D 90345 Don Rosa, Incident at McDuck Tower
WDC 47 early Barks ten-pager
D 93041 Marco Rota
FC 223/1 Barks one-page-gag
S 63099 Tony Strobl
H 87120 Mau Heymans
H 86087 Carol Voges
The last page centers on Gus Goose (or "Franz Gans", as the Germans say) is
a first printing in Germany and my first of impression on the
much-discussed Carol Voges. His drawings look like standard Egmont-stories
from the seventies and aren't that bad.
Best wishes,
Jan
Fluks, H.W.
Bror (no subject)
Message 165 -
2001-01-22 at 12:46:08
> From: Bror.Hellman at partena.se [mailto:Bror.Hellman at partena.se]
> Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 9:09 AM
> Don Rosa collected all Barks small Scrooge-references he could
> find and made his own history. By many (almost all except the
> most die-hard Barks-fan) regards these stories as Canonical.
I am not a die-hard Barks fan. And I am a big Rosa fan. Still I don't
consider any stories as "canonical". I don't need to split the stories into
canon and non-canon to enjoy them.
--Harry.
> Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 9:09 AM
> Don Rosa collected all Barks small Scrooge-references he could
> find and made his own history. By many (almost all except the
> most die-hard Barks-fan) regards these stories as Canonical.
I am not a die-hard Barks fan. And I am a big Rosa fan. Still I don't
consider any stories as "canonical". I don't need to split the stories into
canon and non-canon to enjoy them.
--Harry.