> > [...] monozygotically raised together.
That would mean that they came out of one egg.. No three eggs ;-)
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Topic: 200111
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Timo Ronkainen
Nils: why do H,L,D say sentences `together'?
Message 301 -
2001-11-30 at 11:33:11
Fluks, H.W.
On the Komix situation
Message 302 -
2001-11-30 at 12:54:23
Archontis:
H> There are some similarities with the Gladstone comics
H> when their sales went down. We got
H> advertisements disguised as articles.
K> Did we?!?!?
> I believe that Harry is referring to the few "articles" by
> Gladstone's owner
> Bruce Hamilton on various old, rare Disney comics (for sale).
Yes, I think I'm referring to that. 8-)
Kriton:
> Um, I wasn't suggesting that Greek readers should stop buying Komix,
> only that they do not take over my monthly "column" in the DCML!!!
> Did I use a wrong expression?
I think we just misread your mail.
H> Kriton has been criticising the contents of Komix for months now.
> I do tend to complain a lot, don't I? ;-)
Not as much as I do. 8-)
--Harry.
H> There are some similarities with the Gladstone comics
H> when their sales went down. We got
H> advertisements disguised as articles.
K> Did we?!?!?
> I believe that Harry is referring to the few "articles" by
> Gladstone's owner
> Bruce Hamilton on various old, rare Disney comics (for sale).
Yes, I think I'm referring to that. 8-)
Kriton:
> Um, I wasn't suggesting that Greek readers should stop buying Komix,
> only that they do not take over my monthly "column" in the DCML!!!
> Did I use a wrong expression?
I think we just misread your mail.
H> Kriton has been criticising the contents of Komix for months now.
> I do tend to complain a lot, don't I? ;-)
Not as much as I do. 8-)
--Harry.
Fluks, H.W.
Report from Rome
Message 303 -
2001-11-30 at 13:00:05
Paolo wrote:
> On Wednesday I met Harry outside his hotel, and we had a dinner
> during which we talked a lot about comics, Inducks and Dizni.
> Saturday I met Harry again
> and we spend some interesting hours in looking the Dizni source
> code, talking about codes for multi-part stories, and other maniacal
> aspects of our Inducksers activities.
Just in case anyone wonders: "Dizni" is the name of a computer program that
I made to deal with our Inducks database. This name was inspired by the
former Yugoslavian Disney comic "Diznilend" (actually spelled that way).
Paolo's term "maniacal" is correctly chosen.
> this long and interesting week end (interesting mainly because of
> meeting so many friends!!!)
I met fewer friends than you did, but it was interesting anyway! 8-)
--Harry.
> On Wednesday I met Harry outside his hotel, and we had a dinner
> during which we talked a lot about comics, Inducks and Dizni.
> Saturday I met Harry again
> and we spend some interesting hours in looking the Dizni source
> code, talking about codes for multi-part stories, and other maniacal
> aspects of our Inducksers activities.
Just in case anyone wonders: "Dizni" is the name of a computer program that
I made to deal with our Inducks database. This name was inspired by the
former Yugoslavian Disney comic "Diznilend" (actually spelled that way).
Paolo's term "maniacal" is correctly chosen.
> this long and interesting week end (interesting mainly because of
> meeting so many friends!!!)
I met fewer friends than you did, but it was interesting anyway! 8-)
--Harry.
Marco Barlotti
Dewey's pessimism
Message 304 -
2001-11-30 at 13:32:44
Nils Lid Hjort asked us:
>Are there Barks stories, or other Duck stories, where one of
>the three spends significant amounts of time apart from
>the other two?
I won't answer this. But I'd like to bring your attention to the JW story
written by Barks "The Day the Mountain Shook" (W JW 13-01, version by Kay
Wright; H 92051, version by Daan Jippes). This always struck me as
peculiar, because HDL do *not* act all three alike, as always happens; in
this story Dewey is very pessimistic, thus opposed to Huey and Louie.
Marco
>Are there Barks stories, or other Duck stories, where one of
>the three spends significant amounts of time apart from
>the other two?
I won't answer this. But I'd like to bring your attention to the JW story
written by Barks "The Day the Mountain Shook" (W JW 13-01, version by Kay
Wright; H 92051, version by Daan Jippes). This always struck me as
peculiar, because HDL do *not* act all three alike, as always happens; in
this story Dewey is very pessimistic, thus opposed to Huey and Louie.
Marco
Halsten Aastebol
Nils: why do H,L,D say sentences `together'?
Message 305 -
2001-11-30 at 13:59:30
At 10:15 30.11.01 +0100, Fluks, H.W. wrote:
> > Are there Barks stories, or other Duck stories, where one of
> > the three spends significant amounts of time apart from
> > the other two?
>
>I can think of a few: "The Mummy's Ring" and "McDuck of Arabia".
>
>Stories with *very* brief separations: "Notre Duck" and the story about the
>fountain of youth.
>
>What about the Atlantis story? I don't remember the details (I'm currently
>on a non-Barks diet).
>
>--Harry.
"Ghost of the Grotto" is another example.
Halsten
> > Are there Barks stories, or other Duck stories, where one of
> > the three spends significant amounts of time apart from
> > the other two?
>
>I can think of a few: "The Mummy's Ring" and "McDuck of Arabia".
>
>Stories with *very* brief separations: "Notre Duck" and the story about the
>fountain of youth.
>
>What about the Atlantis story? I don't remember the details (I'm currently
>on a non-Barks diet).
>
>--Harry.
"Ghost of the Grotto" is another example.
Halsten
Ducks Ducks
(no subject)
Message 306 -
2001-11-30 at 16:33:09
Is it possible for Italy, Denmark or another to print English version Disney
comics for the American Market? Have the demand for those comics increasing
since Gladstone halt the press?
James Campbell
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comics for the American Market? Have the demand for those comics increasing
since Gladstone halt the press?
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Archontis Pantsios
MIKY MAOUS & ALMANAKO
Message 307 -
2001-11-30 at 16:41:33
Fellow Quackeroos:
Here's what hit the stands in the past couple of weeks:
1) MIKY MAOUS #1844, November 16, 2001
a) Uncle Scrooge in "Il pozzo dei non-desideri", from "Topolino" #1133, 1977
(33 pages). Script: Guido Martina; Art: Luciano Gatto.
b) Beagle Boy #I-176 in "Intellettuale-176 genio incompresso", from
"Topolino" #2307, 2000 (21 pages). Script: Alessandro Sisti; Art: Giorgio
Cavazzano.
c) Eega Beeva in "Ospite Catastrofico", from "Topolino" #2343, 2000 (13
pages). Script: Carlo Gentina; Art: Silvio Camboni.
d) Goofy in "The Best Friend", 7 pages. Story code and scripter unknown;
Art: Paul Murry.
2) MIKY MAOUS #1845, November 23, 2001
a) Morty & Ferdie in "La settimana scatenata", from "Topolino" #2266, 1999
(28 pages). Script: Diego Fasano; Art: Carlo Limido.
b) Uncle Scrooge in "Quel fatale Venerdi", from "Topolino" #1329, 1981 (24
pages). Script: Guido Martina; Art: Massimo De Vita.
c) Pluto in "Detective Pluto", WDC&S #472, (11 pages). Script: Unknown; Art:
Paul Murry
d) Grandma Duck in "L' elemento trainante", from "Topolino" #2343, 2000 (10
pages). Script: Gaja Arrighini; Art: Luciano Milano.
3) ALMANAKO #130, December 2001
a) Paperinik in "Il ritorno di Inquinator", from "Topolino" #1864, 1991 (53
pages in 2 parts). Script: Giorgio Pezzin; Art: Alessandro Gottardo.
b) Indiana Goofy in "Il rifugio provvidenziale", from "Topolino" #2310, 2000
(4 pages). Script: Bruno Sarda; Art: Paolo Mottura.
'Til next week,
Archontis
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Archontis L. Pantsios, Ph.D.
Assistant Academic Dean & Professor of Economics
The American College of Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki--GREECE
Phone #: +30-310-398228
Here's what hit the stands in the past couple of weeks:
1) MIKY MAOUS #1844, November 16, 2001
a) Uncle Scrooge in "Il pozzo dei non-desideri", from "Topolino" #1133, 1977
(33 pages). Script: Guido Martina; Art: Luciano Gatto.
b) Beagle Boy #I-176 in "Intellettuale-176 genio incompresso", from
"Topolino" #2307, 2000 (21 pages). Script: Alessandro Sisti; Art: Giorgio
Cavazzano.
c) Eega Beeva in "Ospite Catastrofico", from "Topolino" #2343, 2000 (13
pages). Script: Carlo Gentina; Art: Silvio Camboni.
d) Goofy in "The Best Friend", 7 pages. Story code and scripter unknown;
Art: Paul Murry.
2) MIKY MAOUS #1845, November 23, 2001
a) Morty & Ferdie in "La settimana scatenata", from "Topolino" #2266, 1999
(28 pages). Script: Diego Fasano; Art: Carlo Limido.
b) Uncle Scrooge in "Quel fatale Venerdi", from "Topolino" #1329, 1981 (24
pages). Script: Guido Martina; Art: Massimo De Vita.
c) Pluto in "Detective Pluto", WDC&S #472, (11 pages). Script: Unknown; Art:
Paul Murry
d) Grandma Duck in "L' elemento trainante", from "Topolino" #2343, 2000 (10
pages). Script: Gaja Arrighini; Art: Luciano Milano.
3) ALMANAKO #130, December 2001
a) Paperinik in "Il ritorno di Inquinator", from "Topolino" #1864, 1991 (53
pages in 2 parts). Script: Giorgio Pezzin; Art: Alessandro Gottardo.
b) Indiana Goofy in "Il rifugio provvidenziale", from "Topolino" #2310, 2000
(4 pages). Script: Bruno Sarda; Art: Paolo Mottura.
'Til next week,
Archontis
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Archontis L. Pantsios, Ph.D.
Assistant Academic Dean & Professor of Economics
The American College of Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki--GREECE
Phone #: +30-310-398228
Kriton Kyrimis
On the Komix situation
Message 308 -
2001-11-30 at 21:32:52
ARCHONTIS:
> "his" monthly column on KOMIX's contents (I put "his" in quotes, since he
> had held it in "trust" after I left for the U.S. for a few months in 2000
> :-)).
Well, I did expand a bit on your column, with scans and translations,
just because it was fun to do so. This was quite a bit of work, and right
now, doing it would feel as exactly that: work. I suppose I could limit
myself to just the presentations, but it would be almost equivalent to
not doing anything at all.
> Let me state here that I believe that stopping the monthly column will
> not hurt Terzopoulos
As I said before, it is not a matter of wanting to hurt Terzopoulios,
but of simply no longer enjoying his magazine. Right now, I feel like
either knitting doilies or sitting in a corner and sulking.
> I believe that Harry is referring to the few "articles" by Gladstone's owner
> Bruce Hamilton on various old, rare Disney comics (for sale).
You mean the "year that was" articles, and that the items described
therein had been actually for sale?
Kriton (e-mail: kyrimis at cti.gr)
(WWW: http://dias.cti.gr/~kyrimis)
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> "his" monthly column on KOMIX's contents (I put "his" in quotes, since he
> had held it in "trust" after I left for the U.S. for a few months in 2000
> :-)).
Well, I did expand a bit on your column, with scans and translations,
just because it was fun to do so. This was quite a bit of work, and right
now, doing it would feel as exactly that: work. I suppose I could limit
myself to just the presentations, but it would be almost equivalent to
not doing anything at all.
> Let me state here that I believe that stopping the monthly column will
> not hurt Terzopoulos
As I said before, it is not a matter of wanting to hurt Terzopoulios,
but of simply no longer enjoying his magazine. Right now, I feel like
either knitting doilies or sitting in a corner and sulking.
> I believe that Harry is referring to the few "articles" by Gladstone's owner
> Bruce Hamilton on various old, rare Disney comics (for sale).
You mean the "year that was" articles, and that the items described
therein had been actually for sale?
Kriton (e-mail: kyrimis at cti.gr)
(WWW: http://dias.cti.gr/~kyrimis)
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