At 14:16 15.05.01 +0200, Anders Christian Sivebaek wrote:
>I am being told that I have made a very straneg sentence there.
>In the cartoon I talked about Daisy made a trap, and Donald steps in
>it, and discovers her then, when he's hanging, upside down - lifts his
>hat and says hello. I recall somewhat the same scene being in Marco
>Rota's story of a Life in an eggshell.
>I have no idea what coherences my sentence may have... any of them
>wasn't intended.
>
>Yours
>A. C. Sivebaek
>acsive at mail.mira.dk
Being caught in a trap is way different from being "hung"! The latter will
be interpreted as a grammatical error for "hanged" as in sentenced to death
by hanging.
Halsten
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Halsten Aastebol
Donald was hung
Message 211 -
2001-05-16 at 13:51:29
Anders Christian Sivebaek
The car, 313, and Sweden
Message 212 -
2001-05-16 at 13:58:46
For Olaf mostly:
In Denmark 313 is said to be a Ford Rap (Quack), which is a joke too.
If you remember the old Ford A's I think Donald's car would have a horn
like that (eh-oh-oh).
I think Donald swapped the car for his old donkey in the movie where he
met that Daisy-clone, Donna in Mexico or near Mexico.
I read about that norwegian car too, but I don't think it was any
particular model.
I have a norwegian magazine called Duckmobiles, which should tell if
Donald's car is a Ford A B C or T or something.
I will try to find it.
Reimersholm (?):
Keep in mind that Dan lives in the US and only has the almost correct
idea that the swedish weekly with Don's story is out. It's not many
days now. Remember to tell the code here when you know it, so that it
will be printed in Italy someday.
A. C. Sivebaek
acsive at mail.mira.dk
In Denmark 313 is said to be a Ford Rap (Quack), which is a joke too.
If you remember the old Ford A's I think Donald's car would have a horn
like that (eh-oh-oh).
I think Donald swapped the car for his old donkey in the movie where he
met that Daisy-clone, Donna in Mexico or near Mexico.
I read about that norwegian car too, but I don't think it was any
particular model.
I have a norwegian magazine called Duckmobiles, which should tell if
Donald's car is a Ford A B C or T or something.
I will try to find it.
Reimersholm (?):
Keep in mind that Dan lives in the US and only has the almost correct
idea that the swedish weekly with Don's story is out. It's not many
days now. Remember to tell the code here when you know it, so that it
will be printed in Italy someday.
A. C. Sivebaek
acsive at mail.mira.dk
M. Mitchell Marmel
Donald was hung
Message 213 -
2001-05-16 at 14:14:38
At 12:51 PM +0200 5/16/01, Halsten Aastebol wrote:
>
>Being caught in a trap is way different from being "hung"! The
>latter will be interpreted as a grammatical error for "hanged" as in
>sentenced to death by hanging.
There's also an American slang connotation more suited for Tijuana
Bibles than Disney comics, hence Don's comment. :D
-MMM-
>
>Being caught in a trap is way different from being "hung"! The
>latter will be interpreted as a grammatical error for "hanged" as in
>sentenced to death by hanging.
There's also an American slang connotation more suited for Tijuana
Bibles than Disney comics, hence Don's comment. :D
-MMM-
Thierry Fernand
The Mad Chemist - online
Message 214 -
2001-05-16 at 15:00:13
A Yahoo subscription is required to get the comic.
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/duckcomicsofbarksandrosa
Go to "photo section" and then "The Mad Chemist".
Favio
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Go to "photo section" and then "The Mad Chemist".
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Petri Kanninen
Italian favorites and duck paintings
Message 215 -
2001-05-16 at 15:57:04
S?ren:
>Perhaps you or others would like to (re)read the perhaps most sad story
>of all times--my personal favourite in that category. More grief and
>sadness and bad luck is impossible to find:
>
>Ennio Missaglia's terrible (and great!) "Le avventure di Paperin
>Cenerentolo" (I TL 306-A) from 1961 drawn by Luciano Capitanio, who's
>intrinsic sad style worked better than ever. A true milestone that runs
>sixty very touching pages. Have "fun" :-/
Yes, this is a very "fun" story! Best part, I think, is the great
mathematical problem that DD has to solve. It goes like "you buy
something with 9000 gold and sell it with 10000 gold, how much do you
profit". I remember as a child (when I couldn't count too well) the
complex method that DD solved it with felt really impressive. Now I just
laugh out loud because of it.
It's not too bad a story with Hazel and everything and the end is just
great with DD falling to BB trap. It feels just right for DD because he's
been so stupid. Can't like the art though: Capitanio should have stayed
with the mouse.
Olivier:
>Thanks a lot Timo for the link to the site displaying
>the Duck versions of famous paintings!
>And (in case she reads this) all my thanks to Renate
>for putting them online!
And while we're talking about paintings with ducks:
Is everybody familiar with the work of Kaj Stenvall, a Finnish painter
whose paintings are really duck-inspired. Visit the link below if
interested:
http://www.artpages.com/gallery/kstenvall/stenvall.htm
--
Petri Kanninen (pkannine at cc.hut.fi)
"El?m? muodostaa komplekseja."
Aku Ankan taskukirja -tietokanta:
http://www.perunamaa.net/taskarit/
>Perhaps you or others would like to (re)read the perhaps most sad story
>of all times--my personal favourite in that category. More grief and
>sadness and bad luck is impossible to find:
>
>Ennio Missaglia's terrible (and great!) "Le avventure di Paperin
>Cenerentolo" (I TL 306-A) from 1961 drawn by Luciano Capitanio, who's
>intrinsic sad style worked better than ever. A true milestone that runs
>sixty very touching pages. Have "fun" :-/
Yes, this is a very "fun" story! Best part, I think, is the great
mathematical problem that DD has to solve. It goes like "you buy
something with 9000 gold and sell it with 10000 gold, how much do you
profit". I remember as a child (when I couldn't count too well) the
complex method that DD solved it with felt really impressive. Now I just
laugh out loud because of it.
It's not too bad a story with Hazel and everything and the end is just
great with DD falling to BB trap. It feels just right for DD because he's
been so stupid. Can't like the art though: Capitanio should have stayed
with the mouse.
Olivier:
>Thanks a lot Timo for the link to the site displaying
>the Duck versions of famous paintings!
>And (in case she reads this) all my thanks to Renate
>for putting them online!
And while we're talking about paintings with ducks:
Is everybody familiar with the work of Kaj Stenvall, a Finnish painter
whose paintings are really duck-inspired. Visit the link below if
interested:
http://www.artpages.com/gallery/kstenvall/stenvall.htm
--
Petri Kanninen (pkannine at cc.hut.fi)
"El?m? muodostaa komplekseja."
Aku Ankan taskukirja -tietokanta:
http://www.perunamaa.net/taskarit/
Olivier
More Duck Paintings
Message 216 -
2001-05-16 at 17:57:36
Thanks for the link Petri!
Very... special.
I doubt the artist has Disney's license to do such paintings.
Very mysterious scenes. What a dark world Stenvall depicts!
Joyful, peaceful scenes. Funny things.
But many lonely ducks in utter loneliness, despaired or bewildered.
And very very dark portraits (not only in terms of lighting).
Intriguing.
Any other artists & links out there?
I like very much Gottfried Helnwein's Donald paintings (I know the one
on the cover of "Wer ist Carl Barks" and the 60th Birthday one). Very well done.
Olivier
Very... special.
I doubt the artist has Disney's license to do such paintings.
Very mysterious scenes. What a dark world Stenvall depicts!
Joyful, peaceful scenes. Funny things.
But many lonely ducks in utter loneliness, despaired or bewildered.
And very very dark portraits (not only in terms of lighting).
Intriguing.
Any other artists & links out there?
I like very much Gottfried Helnwein's Donald paintings (I know the one
on the cover of "Wer ist Carl Barks" and the 60th Birthday one). Very well done.
Olivier
Wdposter
DCML digest, Vol 1 #533 - 18 msgs
Message 217 -
2001-05-16 at 18:55:26
In a message dated 5/15/01 4:38:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Anders writes
<< In the cartoon I talked about Daisy made a trap, and Donald steps in
it, and discovers her then, when he's hanging, upside down - lifts his
hat and says hello. >>
Hello all. I remember and have a copy of this cartoon at home. I will
check it out tonite and give you the name tomorrow. It might be "Crazy
about Daisy" ..... regards, Martin
<< In the cartoon I talked about Daisy made a trap, and Donald steps in
it, and discovers her then, when he's hanging, upside down - lifts his
hat and says hello. >>
Hello all. I remember and have a copy of this cartoon at home. I will
check it out tonite and give you the name tomorrow. It might be "Crazy
about Daisy" ..... regards, Martin
Gilles MAURICE
Books, Euro Scrooge
Message 218 -
2001-05-16 at 19:15:19
Hi!
I just saw the Backup#8 in my mailbox (with Barks' Bibliography). Great! I
was very surprised to see Fran?ois' and Harry's names!
I wanted to know if somebody have news of Scrooge Euro coins.
I also wanted to know if somebody kwew the prices of the following books,
and if somebody could get them for me:
* "Tesori tre storie fi fantasmi e altro", published around october 2000 in
Italy, with the last plot of Barks for "Somewhere in nowhere"
*"Thanks, Carl!", published in Germany, whose cover is drawn by Uderzo,
Asterix's drawer
* A book I have heard about a few time ago (I don't remember the exact
title, I think there is the word "Calidornia" in it), about Romano Scarpa.
Thank you!
I just saw the Backup#8 in my mailbox (with Barks' Bibliography). Great! I
was very surprised to see Fran?ois' and Harry's names!
I wanted to know if somebody have news of Scrooge Euro coins.
I also wanted to know if somebody kwew the prices of the following books,
and if somebody could get them for me:
* "Tesori tre storie fi fantasmi e altro", published around october 2000 in
Italy, with the last plot of Barks for "Somewhere in nowhere"
*"Thanks, Carl!", published in Germany, whose cover is drawn by Uderzo,
Asterix's drawer
* A book I have heard about a few time ago (I don't remember the exact
title, I think there is the word "Calidornia" in it), about Romano Scarpa.
Thank you!
Oyvind J. Karstad
Quiz
Message 219 -
2001-05-16 at 20:24:43
Olivier:
>"Don't worry! *We* ' ll get you out!"
> 1/ Barks story
> 2/ not a 10-pager
> 3/ another ball of thread comes mighty handy!
> 4/ once they have found it, they have to get rid of it
The Fabulous Philosopher's Stone, US 10, page 18, panel 5.
This is only a guess as I don't have the original version.
Oyvind J. Karstad
>"Don't worry! *We* ' ll get you out!"
> 1/ Barks story
> 2/ not a 10-pager
> 3/ another ball of thread comes mighty handy!
> 4/ once they have found it, they have to get rid of it
The Fabulous Philosopher's Stone, US 10, page 18, panel 5.
This is only a guess as I don't have the original version.
Oyvind J. Karstad
Oyvind J. Karstad
Quiz
Message 220 -
2001-05-16 at 20:50:45
Olivier:
>"Don't worry! *We* ' ll get you out!"
> 1/ Barks story
> 2/ not a 10-pager
> 3/ another ball of thread comes mighty handy!
> 4/ once they have found it, they have to get rid of it
The Fabulous Philosopher's Stone, US 10, page 18, panel 5.
This is only a guess as I don't have the original version.
Oyvind J. Karstad
>"Don't worry! *We* ' ll get you out!"
> 1/ Barks story
> 2/ not a 10-pager
> 3/ another ball of thread comes mighty handy!
> 4/ once they have found it, they have to get rid of it
The Fabulous Philosopher's Stone, US 10, page 18, panel 5.
This is only a guess as I don't have the original version.
Oyvind J. Karstad
Håvard Hesjevoll
Donald, 23 kg duck?
Message 221 -
2001-05-16 at 21:43:22
I know this discusion is a bit old, but I red something in the norwegian
"Donald Duck & Co" yesterday;
On the frontpage of the norwegian "Donald Duck & Co" number 44/63, it was a
picture of Heuy, Deuy and Louie who had a total weight of 93 kg. That means
that each of them has a weight of 31 kg. And Donald´s weight is probably a
bit more. The drawing-style reminds me of Tony Strobl, but I´m not sure...
Best wishes,
Håvard!
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"Donald Duck & Co" yesterday;
On the frontpage of the norwegian "Donald Duck & Co" number 44/63, it was a
picture of Heuy, Deuy and Louie who had a total weight of 93 kg. That means
that each of them has a weight of 31 kg. And Donald´s weight is probably a
bit more. The drawing-style reminds me of Tony Strobl, but I´m not sure...
Best wishes,
Håvard!
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Olivier
Quiz
Message 222 -
2001-05-16 at 21:48:53
Congratulations to Oyvind J. Karstad who cracked my
(pretty tough) last quiz!
>>"Don't worry! *We* ' ll get you out!"
>> 1/ Barks story
>> 2/ not a 10-pager
>> 3/ another ball of thread comes mighty handy!
>> 4/ once they have found it, they have to get rid of it
>The Fabulous Philosopher's Stone, US 10, page 18, panel 5.
>This is only a guess as I don't have the original version.
(That's it, exactly)
Olivier
(pretty tough) last quiz!
>>"Don't worry! *We* ' ll get you out!"
>> 1/ Barks story
>> 2/ not a 10-pager
>> 3/ another ball of thread comes mighty handy!
>> 4/ once they have found it, they have to get rid of it
>The Fabulous Philosopher's Stone, US 10, page 18, panel 5.
>This is only a guess as I don't have the original version.
(That's it, exactly)
Olivier
Henri Kunne
French stories (was: Dutch stories)
Message 223 -
2001-05-17 at 00:21:49
At 12:12, 15-5-01, David wrote:
>PICSOU no longer prints (much) new French material, that's true [....]
> LE JOURNAL DE MICKEY still prints *lots* of new French stories.
So that's how things are. Seems I'm the victim of a misunderstanding; after
all, FJM stories ar *impossible* to come by, outside the French-speaking
territories. And I dislike that to the highest degree.
Greetings, Henri
>PICSOU no longer prints (much) new French material, that's true [....]
> LE JOURNAL DE MICKEY still prints *lots* of new French stories.
So that's how things are. Seems I'm the victim of a misunderstanding; after
all, FJM stories ar *impossible* to come by, outside the French-speaking
territories. And I dislike that to the highest degree.
Greetings, Henri
Henri Kunne
Danish (bi-)monthlies
Message 224 -
2001-05-17 at 00:31:56
At 23:40, 15-5-01, Anders wrote:
>HJC.Kunne at net.HCC.nl,
> > > And Egmont still presents a lot of the new French
> > material in its monthly
> > extra.
> > I suppose you mean "bi-monthly?"
>
>What do you mean, Henri?
>Egmont's monthly extra is monthly.
No doubt you're right. However, these remarks are not mine,
as the partly doubled >'s can help making clear. This
discussion about Danish stories - whether "good" or
"reasonable" or "bad", and when and where - has developed
along strange lines, with some private emails in it, put on
the list in a later stage only, making things rather
complicated....
Greetings, Henri
>HJC.Kunne at net.HCC.nl,
> > > And Egmont still presents a lot of the new French
> > material in its monthly
> > extra.
> > I suppose you mean "bi-monthly?"
>
>What do you mean, Henri?
>Egmont's monthly extra is monthly.
No doubt you're right. However, these remarks are not mine,
as the partly doubled >'s can help making clear. This
discussion about Danish stories - whether "good" or
"reasonable" or "bad", and when and where - has developed
along strange lines, with some private emails in it, put on
the list in a later stage only, making things rather
complicated....
Greetings, Henri
Melanie Cerruti
Quiz #4
Message 225 -
2001-05-17 at 00:58:57
>Congratulations to Oyvind J. Karstad who cracked my
>(pretty tough) last quiz!
Here's an even thougher quiz.
In what Barks story can you read:
"There! Now GET OUT!"
?
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>(pretty tough) last quiz!
Here's an even thougher quiz.
In what Barks story can you read:
"There! Now GET OUT!"
?
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