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Fluks, H.W.
> From: Kenneth Glendinning [mailto:neth80 at hotmail.com]
> Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2001 2:37 PM

> 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.

Why have you the idee that the most people ignored are? I think that that
not so is. The most mesages are ansered by the least one person.

--Harry.
Thierry Fernand
Hi Marco!

>The link
>http://members.forez.com/livia/index.html
>doesn't work any more. Does anybody know why?

As I said, most of my sites have moved to mailotron.forez.com.
Livia is now here: http://mailotron.forez.com/livia/
If in doubt, you can also use the alternate URL: http://www.liviaonline.com/

Please change your bookmarks!

Favio

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Kenneth Glendinning
Hello I have a new site for disney comics it is still being worked on but it
will have lots of links a history of comics as well as the history of disney
comics as well as meny more things.
Please have a look and tell me if you whould like me to put any thing on
there that I am not allready doing.
http://www.angelfire.com/ar2/ken2/index.html
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Fluks, H.W.
> From: Kenneth Glendinning [mailto:neth80 at hotmail.com]
> Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 1:58 PM

> http://www.angelfire.com/ar2/ken2/index.html

This looks like an attempt of someone who has an assignment to build a
website and get as many visitors as possible. No serious person would build
such a worthless website and then pretend that it covers "lots of links a
history of comics as well as the history of disney comics as well as meny
more things".

If you planned to visit that site: it's not worth the effort.

--Harry.
Thierry Fernand
>> From: Kenneth Glendinning [mailto:neth80 at hotmail.com]
>> http://www.angelfire.com/ar2/ken2/index.html
>No serious person would build such a worthless website and then pretend that it covers "lots of links a
>history of comics as well as the history of disney comics as well as meny more things".
>If you planned to visit that site: it's not worth the effort.

Harry is right: this site contains nothing (and is unreadable).

Favio
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Leo Schulte
Hello!
Does anyone know what has happened to the DuckHunt website?
www.duckhunt.de was the address, but it now sends you to a site called
crosswinds...
In answer to the question about Uncle Scrooge comics in America, or in
English, no unfortunately they are not being published...supposedly there
are negotiations going on between Disney and Diamond Comics...I have heard
the Diamond company wants very much to re-start the comics, but that Disney
has little or no interest in comic books because of the small profits...
So let me again urge all Don Rosa fans to send protests to Disney about the
lack of English Uncle Scrooge/Donald Duck comics! We would love to see Don
Rosa's original English versions! And what is wrong with Egmont? Couldn't
they produce Rosa's original English stories for the UK and other English
readers in Europe?
Kevin Clark
>From: "Kenneth Glendinning" <neth80 at hotmail.com>
>To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
>Subject: New site
>Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 23:57:37 +1100
>
>Hello I have a new site for disney comics it is still being worked on but
>it
>will have lots of links a history of comics as well as the history of
>disney
>comics as well as meny more things.
>Please have a look and tell me if you whould like me to put any thing on
>there that I am not allready doing.
>http://www.angelfire.com/ar2/ken2/index.html

Oookaaay...let's take the design sins one at a time:

(1) Green text on a patterned grey/hunter green background.
This is pretty poor contrast, though it may look cool at first. Can we say
"eyestrain," boys and girls?

(2) Long, unbroken text block.
This is completely unreadable, as has been noted elsewhere. I'm sure
there's a few coherent, developed thoughts in there somewhere (maybe), but
it's difficult to sort them out. Learn to use
or

.

(3) Links at the beginning of the page.
While I appreciate having an early bailout, I believe it's customary to
either put your links at the end of the page or in their own section.

(4) Non-sequitur image.
What does this MM cover have to do with anything? Sure, it's a Disney
comic, and your page is about Disney comics "as well as meny (sic) more
things", but why that cover? Is it the only one you had available? Is "The
House of Many Mysteries" an alternate title for your page? Let's get a
caption under this image, at the very least.

(5) Spelling, or lack thereof.
I know that spelling and grammar in e-text have long since gone the way of
the dodo, but please, make more of an effort. Learn some of the
capitalization rules.

Incidentally, you need to do some research. Last I heard, the comic _book_
was pioneered by E.C. Gaines, the founder of EC comics (the primary
target/victim of the Wertham-inspired Comics Code Authority). You refer to
"more action filled (sic) comics being published like BATMAN and SUPERMAN"
-- perhaps you mean Detective Comics and Action Comics?

If you'd like a good history of comics in general, I'd suggest Scott
McCloud's _Understanding Comics_ (and Eisner's earlier work, which McCloud
references several times).

Good luck with your website,
Kevin Clark
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Kenneth Glendinning
In reply to kevin clarks letter.
1.yes the green text and back groung is hard to see but as I have said I am
still changeing the site as it used to be for some thing else.
2.The long unbrakeable text can not be helped as I do not know html code so
I have to use a basic editer
3.The format of the page is set like I said before the page used to be some
thing else have a look at the link that says history and geneolgy and you
will see what I mean.
4.I do not see why the image has to match the name of the site but I can put
others there if you think it will matter at all.
5.Yes the spelling is poor I am working on that.
6.Now as for the history if you read it I am not talking about comic books
when I start off I am talking about comics.
As you must know comic books came much later.
As for the title batman and superman they came out much latter than
detective Comics and Action Comics if you read what I was saying I was
talking about war time and the 40's not the 1938 action comics which is much
older it may just be a bad choice of words on my part.
And I tell you my early history is very correct most of info came from (for
you people that want to know)a book done by denis gifford a colecter that
has been looking into is for meny years.
GET the book THE INTERNATIONAL BOOK OF COMICS if you want the real history.

To all you people that did not like my site I did warn you that it is still
being worked on I still do not know what format to put it in I was hopeing
for a little input but not meny people have told me any thing helpfull as
every body seems to thing they know it all well keep a eye on the site (It
is only one page) as it grows.
Anyway thank you Kevin Clark as you are the only one that has tryed to put
any input in.

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Fluks, H.W.
> From: Kenneth Glendinning [mailto:neth80 at hotmail.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 6:41 AM

> I did warn you that it is still
> being worked on [comma] I still do not know what format to
> put it in [comma] I was hop[]ing
> for a little input but not m[a]ny people have told me
> any[no space]thing helpful[one l only]

This mailing list is about Disney comics. Not about the basics of designing
a web page.
If you only have a text editor, and don't want to learn HTML, there's no use
in trying to make a web site that is appreciated by others.

Try to find a place on the Web where you can learn about web design.
And about the spelling of the English language.

--Harry.
Fluks, H.W.
> From: Leo Schulte [mailto:LSchulte at sfs.utoledo.edu]
> Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 6:41 PM

> And what is wrong with Egmont?

Not much, actually. 8-)

> Couldn't
> they produce Rosa's original English stories for the UK and
> other English readers in Europe?

The UK market does not demand Disney comics of the (sophisticated) Rosa
level. They are aiming at small children there. Besides, I know of only one
Rosa fan in the UK, and he's Italian...

--Harry.
Cubemeister
Harry and Favio are right: this site contains nothing (and is unreadable).
But perhaps if we check back often...
Georges ( 313 at pt.lu - http://313.helmsoft.org )
Fluks, H.W.
FYI:

Next month's Dutch DONALD DUCK EXTRA will contain Don Rosa's "Quest For
Kalevala". Since that story is 33 pages, and DD Extra only has 32, I (and
others) wondered how it would be published. The answer is: they will print
it in two parts! For the first time in the history of DD Extra, a story is
printed in more than one part. Part 1 is 22 pages, part 2 is the remaining
11 pages.
Translator Piet Zeeman did extra effort to translate the Kalevalan phrases
into clear, understandable Dutch - while still in the meter and spirit of
the original. And he added rhyme, since Dutch poems *have* to rhyme...
The extra "epilog" page will not be used in Holland. Apparently, they won't
use anything that can't be ordered from Egmont very easily...

Rosa's story "The Three Caballeros Ride Again" will be published in the
DONALD DUCK *weekly*. In two parts, in a "Mini Donald Duck Extra". Like the
Cutty Sark story, but bigger pages. This will be published in two months or
so.

--Harry.
Francesco Spreafico
From: "-= Steamboat Willie =-" <steamboat.willie at chello.se>

> Well.. that was a one-time fish-rain, in Tegucigalpa it's
> more frequent...
>
> .. and I suppose we all know why... ;-)

Of course ;-)

Anyway I've gathered all the info I could get and put them on a web page,
in my site;
Who's interested, and can read Italian (sorry, no English version of the
site... yet) go to:
http://digilander.iol.it/sgrizzo
and follow the link, or go directly to
http://digilander.iol.it/sgrizzo/tegus.htm

--
Sprea
François Willot
Hi everyone

Bob Foster (one of the "celebrities" on this mailing list) sent me a few
examples of the sketches he did for the "Disney comics" line in 1990-92.
Together with the final drawings you can see how rough drawings were adapted
and used by Daan Jippes, William Van and others.
http://www2.ec-lille.fr/willot/coa/div/at/bfo.php

Francois
Nils Lid Hjort
Public lecture, primarily for those high school pupils
of Oslo whose mathematics teachers have managed to push
them to the University of Oslo campus that day, but
also for sundry & hoi polloi & you & members of this list:

Professor Nils Lid Hjort, Department of Mathematics
"Mathematics in Duckburg"
(popular science lecture)
Friday January 26, 10:30 -- 11:15
Auditorium 5, Vilhelm Bjerknes Building, Blindern
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