Olaf stated:
<<-1- It has always been an unofficial fact that Daisy's SISTER is the
MOTHER
<<of April, May and June. I disagree with that. I feel that the only
logical
<<explanation for their last name is that Daisy's BROTHER is the FATHER
of
<<April, May and June. We also know that Daisy DO have a sister (from
Barks),
<<therefor the parents of Daisy must have given birth to at least four
<<children (Daisy, Daisy's sister, the father of AMJ and the father of
HDL).
My recollection of the relationship of Huey, Dewey, and Louie in the
family is that they are Donald's sister's sons. Thus, they are Donald's
nephews and not in Daisy's family.
Furthermore, I think, though it seems reasonabe to follow last names in
this research, it quickly becomes obvious that the last name Duck is
probably very common. I expect that it is even more common than the
last name Smith in America. (I'm not sure what names are most common in
Europe). Anyway, I state this b/c I don't believe that Daisy and Donald
(both having the last name Duck) are closely related.
Feel free to "shoot me down" if my information is blatantly incorrect.
-john from Oklahoma.
Author
Topic: 200108
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John Crocker
Daisy's family
Message 91 -
2001-08-15 at 17:31:21
Eero-Pekka Halinen
Scandinavia
Message 92 -
2001-08-15 at 17:34:40
Bror:
>.. if Finland and Sweden are to each other as the US are to Canada...
> >Which
>is Canada and which is the USA? ;-)
Well..., that I don't know, but here are some "anecdotes" about Finland (and
some other countries).
Danish people see their Finnish brothers like this:
"How do you identify an sociable finn?"
"Instead of looking at his own toes, he looks at his conversation-friend's
toes"
A finn, a french and a german met an elephant in the jungle.
"I could make fine ivory-lamps for me", thought the frenchman.
"I wonder how much they would pay for me if I'd shoot that creature and sell
it's meat?", thought the german.
"I wonder what that elephant thinks of me?", thought the finn.
And our scandinavian friends tell this joke, wich THEY think it's funny:
"There were men sitting on a bench. The first one drank booze, the second
was talking to a cellphone, the third picked his nose and the fourth was a
finn too." Ehhehehee.
Finland - Sweden:
Nokia - Ericsson
Blue-white - Blue-yellow
Formula 1 - Tennis
Virtanen - Johansson
President - King
Does himself - Asks for an advice
Katri Helena - Abba
Internationality
People from different nations came to a restaurant.
Everyone of them ordered a glass of wine, but when the waiter brought the
wine, they noticed, that each of the glasses contained a fly.
* A swede wanted to have new wine to the same glass.
* A english wanted to have new wine to a new glass.
* A finn took the fly out of the glass and drank the wine.
* A russian drank the wine and the fly.
* A chinese ate the fly, but didn't drink the wine.
* A jew captured the fly and sold it to the chinese.
* A norwegian took the fly and set out to fish for a cod.
* American sued the restaurant and wanted 65 million dollars for
emotional distress
* A scott strangled the fly and yelled:-Now goddamn puke every single drop
of that wine back!
* Ostrobothnian claimed, that it was a intrigue of the democrats and hit
the waiter whit a knife. And he didn't drink the wine 'cause it was ladies
job and wondered where the ordered booze was.
(There were some more of these but I didn't have time to write them)
Eero-Pekka, a Finn
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>.. if Finland and Sweden are to each other as the US are to Canada...
> >Which
>is Canada and which is the USA? ;-)
Well..., that I don't know, but here are some "anecdotes" about Finland (and
some other countries).
Danish people see their Finnish brothers like this:
"How do you identify an sociable finn?"
"Instead of looking at his own toes, he looks at his conversation-friend's
toes"
A finn, a french and a german met an elephant in the jungle.
"I could make fine ivory-lamps for me", thought the frenchman.
"I wonder how much they would pay for me if I'd shoot that creature and sell
it's meat?", thought the german.
"I wonder what that elephant thinks of me?", thought the finn.
And our scandinavian friends tell this joke, wich THEY think it's funny:
"There were men sitting on a bench. The first one drank booze, the second
was talking to a cellphone, the third picked his nose and the fourth was a
finn too." Ehhehehee.
Finland - Sweden:
Nokia - Ericsson
Blue-white - Blue-yellow
Formula 1 - Tennis
Virtanen - Johansson
President - King
Does himself - Asks for an advice
Katri Helena - Abba
Internationality
People from different nations came to a restaurant.
Everyone of them ordered a glass of wine, but when the waiter brought the
wine, they noticed, that each of the glasses contained a fly.
* A swede wanted to have new wine to the same glass.
* A english wanted to have new wine to a new glass.
* A finn took the fly out of the glass and drank the wine.
* A russian drank the wine and the fly.
* A chinese ate the fly, but didn't drink the wine.
* A jew captured the fly and sold it to the chinese.
* A norwegian took the fly and set out to fish for a cod.
* American sued the restaurant and wanted 65 million dollars for
emotional distress
* A scott strangled the fly and yelled:-Now goddamn puke every single drop
of that wine back!
* Ostrobothnian claimed, that it was a intrigue of the democrats and hit
the waiter whit a knife. And he didn't drink the wine 'cause it was ladies
job and wondered where the ordered booze was.
(There were some more of these but I didn't have time to write them)
Eero-Pekka, a Finn
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HELP ME! I need answers for at least 45 questions...
Message 93 -
2001-08-15 at 19:35:43
HELP! I was sitting down on the net to gather some information for my
homepage, and I find that Inducks are not working because of some internal
server error or something! Can you please help me with these things?
1. How many inhabitants do Duckburg have?
2. Where can I find a scan of the McDuck Tower?
3. Where can I find a scan of underground Duckburg, where the Beagle Boys
have their hideout in some Don Rosa-stories?
4. What is the Norwegian name of the story "A christmas for Shacktown"
(Barks)?
5. Does Jake McDuck, uncle of Scrooge and brother of Fergus, appear in Life
of Scrooge part 9?
6. What is the Norwegian name of the story "The great steamboat race"
(Barks)?
7. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Statuesque Spendthrifts"
(Barks)?
8. Where can I find a scan of the son of Cuthbert Coot (son of Casey)?
9. What is the (Norwegian) name of the story Cuthbert Coot appeared in
(Barks), and when did it come?
10. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Farragut the falcon / the
fighting falcon" (Barks)?
11. What is the Norwegian name of the story "The fantastic river race"
(Barks)?
12. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Boat Buster" (Barks)?
13. What is the Norwegian name of the story "North of the Yukon" (Barks)?
14. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Mystery of the ghost town
railroad" (Barks)?
15. Where can I find a good biography on Sir Francis Drake?
16. When did the story "Flipism" (Barks) (at least I think that was the
name) come?
17. When did the story "The last balabu" (Scarpa) (at least I think that was
the name) come?
18. What is the English name on the character "Filo Filur" (the friend of
Brigitta McBridge), what was his first story and when was it published?
19. Where can I find a good scan of "Filo Filur"?
20. What is the English name on the mayor of Duckburg, in Norway known as
Albert Andengen? And, here's a tough one; what was his first story's
Norwegian name / year of publication?
21. What was the first appearance of Panchito Pistoles, the Mexican
cabarello?
22. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Three dirty little ducks"
(Barks)?
23. Where can I find a good biography of the real-life person Murdo
MacKenzie?
24. What year did Life of Scrooge part 7 (Rosa) come?
25. When did the story "Voodoo hoodoo" (Barks) come?
26. Where in Africa is Foola Zoola's Voodoo land?
27. What are the English names for the characters "Ronny", "Kjartan" and
"Pia", appearing in the stories of young Donald (Korhonen)?
28. What is the English name of the character "Tobben" (friend of HD&L) (Pat
& Carol McGreal)?
29. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Chickadee Challenge" (Barks)?
30. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Ten-star generals (Barks)?
31. When did Donald build 313?
32. When did 313 first appear, and who wrote that story?
33. Where can I find a good scan of 313?
34. What is the Norwegian name of the story "The cat box" (Barks)?
35. What is the Norwegian name of the story "The round money bin / Money Bin
tank" (Barks)?
36. When did Chip 'n Dale first appear? And who was the creator?
37. What is the English name of "Bustenskjold", the hampster or guinea pig
belonging to HD&L which loves to steal keys?
38. In which story did "Bustenskjold" first appear?
39. Where can I find a good scan of "Bustenskjold"?
40. What was the name of the story where B-36 appeared, and when did it
come?
41. Where can I find a good scan on B-36? (the frog)
42. Where can I find a good biography on Walt Disney?
43. Where can I find a good biography on Al Taliaffero?
44. Where can I find a good biography on William van Horn?
45. What is the Norwegian name of the character Porker Hogg (old enemy of
Angus "Pothole" McDuck)?
I know what you're thinking... "Why should such a stupid kid write a
Duckburg website?" ...am I right? Well, I'm sorry to bother you, but it's
GREAT if you can help me.
--------------------------------------
Olaf Solstrand
harryklein at hotmail.com
--------------------------------------
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homepage, and I find that Inducks are not working because of some internal
server error or something! Can you please help me with these things?
1. How many inhabitants do Duckburg have?
2. Where can I find a scan of the McDuck Tower?
3. Where can I find a scan of underground Duckburg, where the Beagle Boys
have their hideout in some Don Rosa-stories?
4. What is the Norwegian name of the story "A christmas for Shacktown"
(Barks)?
5. Does Jake McDuck, uncle of Scrooge and brother of Fergus, appear in Life
of Scrooge part 9?
6. What is the Norwegian name of the story "The great steamboat race"
(Barks)?
7. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Statuesque Spendthrifts"
(Barks)?
8. Where can I find a scan of the son of Cuthbert Coot (son of Casey)?
9. What is the (Norwegian) name of the story Cuthbert Coot appeared in
(Barks), and when did it come?
10. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Farragut the falcon / the
fighting falcon" (Barks)?
11. What is the Norwegian name of the story "The fantastic river race"
(Barks)?
12. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Boat Buster" (Barks)?
13. What is the Norwegian name of the story "North of the Yukon" (Barks)?
14. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Mystery of the ghost town
railroad" (Barks)?
15. Where can I find a good biography on Sir Francis Drake?
16. When did the story "Flipism" (Barks) (at least I think that was the
name) come?
17. When did the story "The last balabu" (Scarpa) (at least I think that was
the name) come?
18. What is the English name on the character "Filo Filur" (the friend of
Brigitta McBridge), what was his first story and when was it published?
19. Where can I find a good scan of "Filo Filur"?
20. What is the English name on the mayor of Duckburg, in Norway known as
Albert Andengen? And, here's a tough one; what was his first story's
Norwegian name / year of publication?
21. What was the first appearance of Panchito Pistoles, the Mexican
cabarello?
22. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Three dirty little ducks"
(Barks)?
23. Where can I find a good biography of the real-life person Murdo
MacKenzie?
24. What year did Life of Scrooge part 7 (Rosa) come?
25. When did the story "Voodoo hoodoo" (Barks) come?
26. Where in Africa is Foola Zoola's Voodoo land?
27. What are the English names for the characters "Ronny", "Kjartan" and
"Pia", appearing in the stories of young Donald (Korhonen)?
28. What is the English name of the character "Tobben" (friend of HD&L) (Pat
& Carol McGreal)?
29. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Chickadee Challenge" (Barks)?
30. What is the Norwegian name of the story "Ten-star generals (Barks)?
31. When did Donald build 313?
32. When did 313 first appear, and who wrote that story?
33. Where can I find a good scan of 313?
34. What is the Norwegian name of the story "The cat box" (Barks)?
35. What is the Norwegian name of the story "The round money bin / Money Bin
tank" (Barks)?
36. When did Chip 'n Dale first appear? And who was the creator?
37. What is the English name of "Bustenskjold", the hampster or guinea pig
belonging to HD&L which loves to steal keys?
38. In which story did "Bustenskjold" first appear?
39. Where can I find a good scan of "Bustenskjold"?
40. What was the name of the story where B-36 appeared, and when did it
come?
41. Where can I find a good scan on B-36? (the frog)
42. Where can I find a good biography on Walt Disney?
43. Where can I find a good biography on Al Taliaffero?
44. Where can I find a good biography on William van Horn?
45. What is the Norwegian name of the character Porker Hogg (old enemy of
Angus "Pothole" McDuck)?
I know what you're thinking... "Why should such a stupid kid write a
Duckburg website?" ...am I right? Well, I'm sorry to bother you, but it's
GREAT if you can help me.
--------------------------------------
Olaf Solstrand
harryklein at hotmail.com
--------------------------------------
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Francesco Spreafico
HELP ME! I need answers for at least 45 questions...
Message 94 -
2001-08-15 at 20:02:11
[Some answers!]
From: "Olaf Solstrand" <harryklein at hotmail.com>
> 16. When did the story "Flipism" (Barks) (at least I think that was the
> name) come?
June 30th 1952
> 17. When did the story "The last balabu" (Scarpa) (at least I think that
was
> the name) come?
English spelling is "balaboo", "balabu`" is the original Italian.
It was published on July 24th 1960
> 18. What is the English name on the character "Filo Filur" (the friend of
> Brigitta McBridge), what was his first story and when was it published?
The English name should be Jubal Cock, but they didn't like "cock", so
changed it into Jubal Pomp. (check this out:
http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/chars/sganga.html )
His first story was: "Zio Paperone e il ratto di Brigitta" (written and
drawn by Romano Scarpa), published on February 12th 1961. (Norwegian title,
before you ask, is "Dobbelt kidnapping")
> 19. Where can I find a good scan of "Filo Filur"?
On my page about him http://digilander.iol.it/sgrizzo/affari.htm
He's also in the logo (made by Eta) of the Italian inducks site:
http://digilander.iol.it/inducks/
--
Francesco
http://digilander.iol.it/sgrizzo
From: "Olaf Solstrand" <harryklein at hotmail.com>
> 16. When did the story "Flipism" (Barks) (at least I think that was the
> name) come?
June 30th 1952
> 17. When did the story "The last balabu" (Scarpa) (at least I think that
was
> the name) come?
English spelling is "balaboo", "balabu`" is the original Italian.
It was published on July 24th 1960
> 18. What is the English name on the character "Filo Filur" (the friend of
> Brigitta McBridge), what was his first story and when was it published?
The English name should be Jubal Cock, but they didn't like "cock", so
changed it into Jubal Pomp. (check this out:
http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/chars/sganga.html )
His first story was: "Zio Paperone e il ratto di Brigitta" (written and
drawn by Romano Scarpa), published on February 12th 1961. (Norwegian title,
before you ask, is "Dobbelt kidnapping")
> 19. Where can I find a good scan of "Filo Filur"?
On my page about him http://digilander.iol.it/sgrizzo/affari.htm
He's also in the logo (made by Eta) of the Italian inducks site:
http://digilander.iol.it/inducks/
--
Francesco
http://digilander.iol.it/sgrizzo
Stefan Persson
HELP ME! I need answers for at least 45 questions...
Message 95 -
2001-08-15 at 21:26:48
>From: "Olaf Solstrand" <harryklein at hotmail.com>
>To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
>Subject: HELP ME! I need answers for at least 45 questions...
>Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 18:35:43 +0200
>
>HELP! I was sitting down on the net to gather some information for my
>homepage, and I find that Inducks are not working because of some internal
>server error or something!
Please correct this, Per! When you search for something, a message about an
"Internal Server Error" message appears...
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>To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
>Subject: HELP ME! I need answers for at least 45 questions...
>Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 18:35:43 +0200
>
>HELP! I was sitting down on the net to gather some information for my
>homepage, and I find that Inducks are not working because of some internal
>server error or something!
Please correct this, Per! When you search for something, a message about an
"Internal Server Error" message appears...
_________________________________________________________________
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Ari Seppi
HELP ME! I need answers for at least 45 questions...
Message 96 -
2001-08-15 at 22:49:13
OK, three answers:
>5. Does Jake McDuck, uncle of Scrooge and brother of Fergus, appear in Life
>of Scrooge part 9?
No, he doesn't.
>21. What was the first appearance of Panchito Pistoles, the Mexican
>cabarello?
http://www.jps.net/xephyr/rich/dzone/hoozoo/panchito.html:
"1st PRINT APPEARANCE:
"Four-Color" #71 (Apr. 1945) in "The Three Caballeros"
reprinted in "WDC&" #198 (Mar. 1957 - written and drawn
by Walt Kelly of "Pogo" fame).
1st FILM APPEARANCE:
"The Three Caballeros" (Feb. 3, 1945)."
> 36. When did Chip 'n Dale first appear? And who was the creator?
http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/chars/chipndale.html:
"Chip and Dale debuted on the screen in the cartoon Private Pluto (1943),
but didn't get their names until Chip an' Dale (1947).
Their first appearance in comics was in WDC 69."
According to IMDB Private Pluto was directed by Clyde Geronimi.
--
Ari Seppi (mani at sci.fi)
Eritt?in fanaattinen Disney-sarjakuvien ja Harry Potter -kirjojen palvoja
http://www.sci.fi/~mani/
>5. Does Jake McDuck, uncle of Scrooge and brother of Fergus, appear in Life
>of Scrooge part 9?
No, he doesn't.
>21. What was the first appearance of Panchito Pistoles, the Mexican
>cabarello?
http://www.jps.net/xephyr/rich/dzone/hoozoo/panchito.html:
"1st PRINT APPEARANCE:
"Four-Color" #71 (Apr. 1945) in "The Three Caballeros"
reprinted in "WDC&" #198 (Mar. 1957 - written and drawn
by Walt Kelly of "Pogo" fame).
1st FILM APPEARANCE:
"The Three Caballeros" (Feb. 3, 1945)."
> 36. When did Chip 'n Dale first appear? And who was the creator?
http://stp.ling.uu.se/~starback/dcml/chars/chipndale.html:
"Chip and Dale debuted on the screen in the cartoon Private Pluto (1943),
but didn't get their names until Chip an' Dale (1947).
Their first appearance in comics was in WDC 69."
According to IMDB Private Pluto was directed by Clyde Geronimi.
--
Ari Seppi (mani at sci.fi)
Eritt?in fanaattinen Disney-sarjakuvien ja Harry Potter -kirjojen palvoja
http://www.sci.fi/~mani/
Eric Chun
Carl Barks Panel
Message 97 -
2001-08-15 at 23:49:46
Hi,
You can see photos of the Carl Barks
panel from this year's San Diego Comic
Con at my website:
http://www.geocities.com/mightyhero
Click on [SD Photos].
Best,
Eric
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You can see photos of the Carl Barks
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http://www.geocities.com/mightyhero
Click on [SD Photos].
Best,
Eric
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Armando Botto
Winnie the Pooh
Message 98 -
2001-08-16 at 08:22:13
S?ren, Ari:
>>I received the following from EKTomp at aol.com
----------
I am hoping you can help me. I have been all over the internet trying to
find who continued drawing Winnie the Pooh after E.H. Shepard passed away.
If you happen to know can you please let me know?
> I wonder if Elizabeth has mixed up movies, comics and book illustrations.
Aren't the book illustrations always the ones Shepard drew in 1920s and
colored in 1970s? And, of course, Shepard hadn't much (probably anything?)
to do with Disney-versions of Pooh.
I guess Ari is right. Anyway, here's a summary of what Alberto Becattini
writes in his "Disney Comics 1930-1995" book (integrated with info taken
from the Inducks):
Disney acquired the rights to the A.A. Milne book in 1964, and the first WTP
movie ("Winnie The Pooh and the Honey Tree") was released in 1966. The
animators took inspiration from the E.H. Shepard illustrations.
A comic-strip version of the movie (and of the 2 following ones) appeared in
the newspapers' Sunday pages, as part of the series "Treasury of Classic
Tales". It was scripted by Frank Reilly and drawn by John Ushler.
In 1978, the WTP syndicated strip (daily and Sunday) appeared. It was
scripted by Don Ferguson and drawn by Richard "Sparky" Moore, and went on
until 1988, when it was discontinued.
WTP was featured also in comic books: the "Winnie the Pooh" series was
published in the U.S: from 1977 to 1984, with most of the stories drawn by
John Carey and Pete Alvarado. A few stories appeared also in "Walt Disney's
Comics and Stories"; others were produced by the Disney Studio for the
overseas market. And many stories have been produced in Europe, too
(Denmark, France, Holland...).
Ciao,
Armando
>>I received the following from EKTomp at aol.com
----------
I am hoping you can help me. I have been all over the internet trying to
find who continued drawing Winnie the Pooh after E.H. Shepard passed away.
If you happen to know can you please let me know?
> I wonder if Elizabeth has mixed up movies, comics and book illustrations.
Aren't the book illustrations always the ones Shepard drew in 1920s and
colored in 1970s? And, of course, Shepard hadn't much (probably anything?)
to do with Disney-versions of Pooh.
I guess Ari is right. Anyway, here's a summary of what Alberto Becattini
writes in his "Disney Comics 1930-1995" book (integrated with info taken
from the Inducks):
Disney acquired the rights to the A.A. Milne book in 1964, and the first WTP
movie ("Winnie The Pooh and the Honey Tree") was released in 1966. The
animators took inspiration from the E.H. Shepard illustrations.
A comic-strip version of the movie (and of the 2 following ones) appeared in
the newspapers' Sunday pages, as part of the series "Treasury of Classic
Tales". It was scripted by Frank Reilly and drawn by John Ushler.
In 1978, the WTP syndicated strip (daily and Sunday) appeared. It was
scripted by Don Ferguson and drawn by Richard "Sparky" Moore, and went on
until 1988, when it was discontinued.
WTP was featured also in comic books: the "Winnie the Pooh" series was
published in the U.S: from 1977 to 1984, with most of the stories drawn by
John Carey and Pete Alvarado. A few stories appeared also in "Walt Disney's
Comics and Stories"; others were produced by the Disney Studio for the
overseas market. And many stories have been produced in Europe, too
(Denmark, France, Holland...).
Ciao,
Armando
Santiago Garcia Banhos
Barks and Gene Kelly
Message 99 -
2001-08-16 at 11:33:53
Hello, dear comrades!
Any movies lovers around there?
Yesterday, reading that Bark's story in which Donald enchants a giant
serpent by playing his flute (I don't know the exact English title), I
remembered Gene Kelly's "Invitation to the Dance" (1956) in which there is
an animation short where a little sailor boy does exactly the same:
enchanting a big serpent by playing Rimsky-Korsakov's "Sherezade" on his
flute. The fact that made me "connect" them is that the serpent starts to
dance at the rithm of the music very comically.
Unfortunately I can't query for that story in the DCML right now. Do any of
you know when it was published?
Any other suggestions?
Thanx,
************************************************
* Santiago Garc?a Ba?os??????????????????????? *
* SOLUZIONA SOFTWARE FACTORY?????????????????? *
************************************************
Any movies lovers around there?
Yesterday, reading that Bark's story in which Donald enchants a giant
serpent by playing his flute (I don't know the exact English title), I
remembered Gene Kelly's "Invitation to the Dance" (1956) in which there is
an animation short where a little sailor boy does exactly the same:
enchanting a big serpent by playing Rimsky-Korsakov's "Sherezade" on his
flute. The fact that made me "connect" them is that the serpent starts to
dance at the rithm of the music very comically.
Unfortunately I can't query for that story in the DCML right now. Do any of
you know when it was published?
Any other suggestions?
Thanx,
************************************************
* Santiago Garc?a Ba?os??????????????????????? *
* SOLUZIONA SOFTWARE FACTORY?????????????????? *
************************************************
Gerba
45 question
Message 100 -
2001-08-16 at 11:43:16
>21. What was the first appearance of Panchito Pistoles, the Mexican
cabarello?
In the story "The Tree Caballeros" W OS 71-02, written and drawn by
Walt Kelly.
>31. When did Donald build 313?
In a strip story of Al Taliaferro. And in a story of Italy.
I TL 2071-1 08/08/1995 - Paperino e il segreto della 313 Fabio
Michelini/Massimo De Vitacolors by Leopoldo Barbarini ? Topolino 2071 -
29 pg. - Pubbl. il 08/08/1995 ? Paper Fantasy 30 - 29 pg. - Pubbl. il
04-1999
The story remember when Donald, in occasion of his short "Don Donald"
(where is 1st apparition of Daisy), for exit whit her sell his animal
for this car.
Bye Francesco
http://digilander.iol.it/lucianogatto
cabarello?
In the story "The Tree Caballeros" W OS 71-02, written and drawn by
Walt Kelly.
>31. When did Donald build 313?
In a strip story of Al Taliaferro. And in a story of Italy.
I TL 2071-1 08/08/1995 - Paperino e il segreto della 313 Fabio
Michelini/Massimo De Vitacolors by Leopoldo Barbarini ? Topolino 2071 -
29 pg. - Pubbl. il 08/08/1995 ? Paper Fantasy 30 - 29 pg. - Pubbl. il
04-1999
The story remember when Donald, in occasion of his short "Don Donald"
(where is 1st apparition of Daisy), for exit whit her sell his animal
for this car.
Bye Francesco
http://digilander.iol.it/lucianogatto
Fluks, H.W.
Carl Barks Panel
Message 101 -
2001-08-16 at 12:41:07
DGE
Important Panchito correction (was HELP ME! I need answers fo
Message 102 -
2001-08-16 at 13:21:28
ARI/OLAF/RICH:
>>21. What was the first appearance of Panchito Pistoles, the Mexican
>>cabarello?
>
>http://www.jps.net/xephyr/rich/dzone/hoozoo/panchito.html:
>
>"1st PRINT APPEARANCE:
>"Four-Color" #71 (Apr. 1945) in "The Three Caballeros"
>reprinted in "WDC&" #198 (Mar. 1957 - written and drawn
>by Walt Kelly of "Pogo" fame).
I'm afraid the Hoozoo page is wrong. (Sorry, Rich- but maybe you can
fix it?)
Panchito's first print appearance is in WDC&S 35, 1943. In the text
story "Pancho the Charro", he is introduced as- Pancho the Charro Rooster.
His color is green and his character design is less refined. Apparently,
though in 1943 the movie THE THREE CABALLEROS was still far from finished,
Dell made a decision to use Panchito before he was fully developed (or even
had his final name!). The text story in WDC&S 35 is a version of Panchito's
introductory scene as it would later appear in the film, but with some
important differences: most crucially, "Pancho" in the text story isn't a
real "person" (as he'd be later on), but a stuffed doll of a rooster who
comes to life!
Panchito appeared again in WDC&S 38, also 1943, in a story of his
own. In it, he still has a slightly more primitive character design, but his
name is now the proper Panchito, and he is a real "person" in his world,
rather than an enchanted doll.
Only *then* came the appearances in 1945, with Panchito's appearance
and colors finalized at last. The Hoozoo page is wrong also when it says the
OS 71 story was reprinted in WDC&S 198 (1957). The reprint was really in
WDC&S 582 (1993).
David
>>21. What was the first appearance of Panchito Pistoles, the Mexican
>>cabarello?
>
>http://www.jps.net/xephyr/rich/dzone/hoozoo/panchito.html:
>
>"1st PRINT APPEARANCE:
>"Four-Color" #71 (Apr. 1945) in "The Three Caballeros"
>reprinted in "WDC&" #198 (Mar. 1957 - written and drawn
>by Walt Kelly of "Pogo" fame).
I'm afraid the Hoozoo page is wrong. (Sorry, Rich- but maybe you can
fix it?)
Panchito's first print appearance is in WDC&S 35, 1943. In the text
story "Pancho the Charro", he is introduced as- Pancho the Charro Rooster.
His color is green and his character design is less refined. Apparently,
though in 1943 the movie THE THREE CABALLEROS was still far from finished,
Dell made a decision to use Panchito before he was fully developed (or even
had his final name!). The text story in WDC&S 35 is a version of Panchito's
introductory scene as it would later appear in the film, but with some
important differences: most crucially, "Pancho" in the text story isn't a
real "person" (as he'd be later on), but a stuffed doll of a rooster who
comes to life!
Panchito appeared again in WDC&S 38, also 1943, in a story of his
own. In it, he still has a slightly more primitive character design, but his
name is now the proper Panchito, and he is a real "person" in his world,
rather than an enchanted doll.
Only *then* came the appearances in 1945, with Panchito's appearance
and colors finalized at last. The Hoozoo page is wrong also when it says the
OS 71 story was reprinted in WDC&S 198 (1957). The reprint was really in
WDC&S 582 (1993).
David
Don Rosa
DCML digest #635
Message 103 -
2001-08-16 at 15:31:09
From: "John Crocker" <John.Crocker at student.oc.edu>
>>>My recollection of the relationship of Huey, Dewey, and Louie in the
family is that they are Donald's sister's sons. Thus, they are Donald's
nephews and not in Daisy's family.
Feel free to "shoot me down" if my information is blatantly incorrect.
Your information is correct. It's your assumptions which are incorrect.
I was squirming in my seat when my good friend was saying that he "accepts"
my decision that Daisy Duck is the aunt of HD&L. That is something I have
in my notes, and I might eventually decide to put it "officially" (?) into
a story (even then making it only something "true" in my version of this
Universe, and not at all necessarily in anyone else's)... but I might just
as easily eventually decide I don't like the idea after all. It was
suggested to me by numerous Duckfans over the years, based on the fact that
HD&L have always called Daisy "Aunt Daisy" (which admittedly may or may not
mean a thing) and the interesting idea of having Daisy as a member of the
extended Donald Duck family.
But you are certainly wrong to say "thus, they are Donald's nephews and not
in Daisy's family". Their mother was Donald's sister, yes, but they also
had a father, right? And that father could be Daisy's brother. There is
nothing in one fact that rules out the other in any way... everyone has two
sides to their family (except in some Kentucky marriages, but let's not get
into that again).
Anyway, I'm not saying I'll someday ultimately decide that Daisy is HD&L's
aunt... but such a relationship *is* perfectly possible.
>>>My recollection of the relationship of Huey, Dewey, and Louie in the
family is that they are Donald's sister's sons. Thus, they are Donald's
nephews and not in Daisy's family.
Feel free to "shoot me down" if my information is blatantly incorrect.
Your information is correct. It's your assumptions which are incorrect.
I was squirming in my seat when my good friend was saying that he "accepts"
my decision that Daisy Duck is the aunt of HD&L. That is something I have
in my notes, and I might eventually decide to put it "officially" (?) into
a story (even then making it only something "true" in my version of this
Universe, and not at all necessarily in anyone else's)... but I might just
as easily eventually decide I don't like the idea after all. It was
suggested to me by numerous Duckfans over the years, based on the fact that
HD&L have always called Daisy "Aunt Daisy" (which admittedly may or may not
mean a thing) and the interesting idea of having Daisy as a member of the
extended Donald Duck family.
But you are certainly wrong to say "thus, they are Donald's nephews and not
in Daisy's family". Their mother was Donald's sister, yes, but they also
had a father, right? And that father could be Daisy's brother. There is
nothing in one fact that rules out the other in any way... everyone has two
sides to their family (except in some Kentucky marriages, but let's not get
into that again).
Anyway, I'm not saying I'll someday ultimately decide that Daisy is HD&L's
aunt... but such a relationship *is* perfectly possible.
Mouse-ducks
HELP ME! I need answers for at least 45 questions...
Message 104 -
2001-08-16 at 15:38:43
Hi everyone!
Olaf:
>>24. What year did Life of Scrooge part 7 (Rosa) come?
"Dreamtime Duck of the Never-Never":
U$A 291, April 1995
>>25. When did the story "Voodoo hoodoo" (Barks) come?
DD FC 238, August 1949
>>26. Where in Africa is Foola Zoola's Voodoo land?
I tried to locate the places young Scrooge visited on my map:
a/ http://ob7.free.fr/mouse_ducks/mndframe.html
b/ click on "King of the Klondike" icon in (left, yellow) Contents
frame
c/ click on the globe
In L&T 11 ("The Empire-Builder from Calisota", U$A 295, Dec '95),
p 5 panel 1, "the last three members of the clan McDuck sailed up the
Congo River and into the unexplored heart of the untamed continent".
On the shore (?) of the Mumbo Jumbo River lies the village of the
peaceful Qwak Qwak tribe; within walking distance is the Voodoo tribe's
village.
>>37. What is the English name of "Bustenskjold", the hampster or guinea pig
>>belonging to HD&L which loves to steal keys?
>>38. In which story did "Bustenskjold" first appear?
HDL's chipmunk, Cheltenham, appeared in WDC&S 168 in Sept '54.
>>40. What was the name of the story where B-36 appeared, and when did it
>>come?
B-36 appeared in WDC&S 108 (Sept '49); the stories were not titled.
The CBLiC (album 16) calls it "The Great Duckburg Frog Jumping Contest".
Best things to all.
Olivier
Olaf:
>>24. What year did Life of Scrooge part 7 (Rosa) come?
"Dreamtime Duck of the Never-Never":
U$A 291, April 1995
>>25. When did the story "Voodoo hoodoo" (Barks) come?
DD FC 238, August 1949
>>26. Where in Africa is Foola Zoola's Voodoo land?
I tried to locate the places young Scrooge visited on my map:
a/ http://ob7.free.fr/mouse_ducks/mndframe.html
b/ click on "King of the Klondike" icon in (left, yellow) Contents
frame
c/ click on the globe
In L&T 11 ("The Empire-Builder from Calisota", U$A 295, Dec '95),
p 5 panel 1, "the last three members of the clan McDuck sailed up the
Congo River and into the unexplored heart of the untamed continent".
On the shore (?) of the Mumbo Jumbo River lies the village of the
peaceful Qwak Qwak tribe; within walking distance is the Voodoo tribe's
village.
>>37. What is the English name of "Bustenskjold", the hampster or guinea pig
>>belonging to HD&L which loves to steal keys?
>>38. In which story did "Bustenskjold" first appear?
HDL's chipmunk, Cheltenham, appeared in WDC&S 168 in Sept '54.
>>40. What was the name of the story where B-36 appeared, and when did it
>>come?
B-36 appeared in WDC&S 108 (Sept '49); the stories were not titled.
The CBLiC (album 16) calls it "The Great Duckburg Frog Jumping Contest".
Best things to all.
Olivier
Paolo Castagno
Gottfredson & Batman??? (eBay)
Message 105 -
2001-08-16 at 17:48:49
Hi,
I was browsing a little through eBay, and I found the following item:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1177028222
with the following description (edited by me):
==========================================================================
This auction is for the HIGHEST GRADED copy of BATMAN #180
[...]
Text on the CGC label reads "Cream to Off-White pages. DC Comics, 5/66,
File Copy. Floyd Gottfredson art."
==========================================================================
There must be something I don't understand (what is a CGC label?), is ther eanyone
who can help me to understand?
Thanks,
- Paolo
--
http://digilander.iol.it/inducks mailto:p.castagno at libero.it
"Il mio club ha bisogno di 50 dollari!"
"Ah, si? E li vogliono in oro, carta o decini?"
(Paperina e Paperino in W OS 367-02)
I was browsing a little through eBay, and I found the following item:
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1177028222
with the following description (edited by me):
==========================================================================
This auction is for the HIGHEST GRADED copy of BATMAN #180
[...]
Text on the CGC label reads "Cream to Off-White pages. DC Comics, 5/66,
File Copy. Floyd Gottfredson art."
==========================================================================
There must be something I don't understand (what is a CGC label?), is ther eanyone
who can help me to understand?
Thanks,
- Paolo
--
http://digilander.iol.it/inducks mailto:p.castagno at libero.it
"Il mio club ha bisogno di 50 dollari!"
"Ah, si? E li vogliono in oro, carta o decini?"
(Paperina e Paperino in W OS 367-02)