From: "Kriton Kyrimis" <kyrimis at cti.gr>
> 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.
Not really, the presentions would be just fine. I sometimes used the info
you posted here to insert some raw data in the inducks (before I get the
phisical issues), now I won't be able to do it anymore.
--
Sprea
Author
Topic: 200112
(166 messages)
Francesco Spreafico
On the Komix situation
Message 1 -
2001-12-01 at 00:01:59
Eta Beta
X'mas delight
Message 2 -
2001-12-01 at 03:37:27
LUCA
>And the Italiar reades shall read another Scarpa's Xmas story, in the
>meantime, in a brand new version unpublished (in this version) in all the
>world. A very likable Xmas present, I say... Its title logo reminds
>"Topolino e Le Delizie Natalizie" VERY MUCH.
Sounds very much like "Mickey et les douceurs de Noel", to me... :-)
Actually, it's not too difficult to guess Scarpa's x'mas stories,
unlike most of his colleagues, he did only a coupla...
>Ellsworth and Atomino, with Eega Beeva, too, star in it!
Will Atomino be, correctly, light blue or pink again ? :-)
Cheers
Eta Beta
>And the Italiar reades shall read another Scarpa's Xmas story, in the
>meantime, in a brand new version unpublished (in this version) in all the
>world. A very likable Xmas present, I say... Its title logo reminds
>"Topolino e Le Delizie Natalizie" VERY MUCH.
Sounds very much like "Mickey et les douceurs de Noel", to me... :-)
Actually, it's not too difficult to guess Scarpa's x'mas stories,
unlike most of his colleagues, he did only a coupla...
>Ellsworth and Atomino, with Eega Beeva, too, star in it!
Will Atomino be, correctly, light blue or pink again ? :-)
Cheers
Eta Beta
Bi442
Huey, Dewey & Louie different experiences
Message 3 -
2001-12-01 at 03:39:24
(1)Regarding Nils Lid Hjort's question of Barks or non-Barks stories with one
of Donald's nephews being separated from the other two:
In the Barks stories mentioned by Harry, one nephew was separated from the
others by accident during an adventure. All 3 boys were still on the same side
(opposing the villain(s), and did not experience a significant life experience
that would alter their character enough to result in a permanent character
differentiation.
I do, however, remember a story by my ex-colleague, Egmont writer/storyboarder,
Gorm Transgaard (interestingly for Nils,- an half Norwegian). In this story,
Louie had a severe romantic crush on a girl in school. His brothers ridiculed
him mercilessly. This was a situation that involved quite different
psychological experiences of the triplets. It also involved the two being
temporary enemies of the one; thus, a very strong split of their unity (at
least temporarily). They came back together at the end of the story, and we are
expected to understand that there is no permanent affect of this breach in
their relationship. in real life, such opposition would likely have had a
permanent (even if only very small) effect on their general trust of eachother.
That is a normal part of developing individual personalities in real life. I
like to assume (as Gorm wished(and his Egmont Editor would have rightly
insisted upon)) that at the end of the story, their relationship was as unified
as ever, as if nothing had happened.
I read the story from his original drawings sometime between 1989 and 1994,
when we both worked in Denmark. I can't remember exactly, but I believe he
submitted it in 1992 or 1993. I do not know when it was printed. perhaps you
can help, David?
Jan Gulbransson (another half-Norwegian) and I worked on a co-production
submitted to Oberon (VNU)in the early 1990s, which had a similar theme. It was
given preliminary approval (and may have even been assigned a story code
number). But like approximately 200 pages of our co-production stories,
requires minor story changes and drawing revisions that Jan has had no time for
since 1994. Although some of those stories will probably be printed eventually,
I doubt that we'll ever get to THAT one.
Does anyone else remember any stories where the Boys were pitted against
eachother as rivals in a situation? I seem to have a faint recollection of
seing a few Egmont stories with such situations, but can't remember the story
or book details.
(2)Good luck to the new American Disney chat group's efforts to promote
interest in revival of Disney Comics in USA. Speaking of Disney Comics in the
English language: I recently offered to find the "Onkel Dagoberts Schatzruhe"
series of Albums/Jumbo Pockets for Richard Olson (who requested help in a DCML
message last week). He informed me that he had the first 2 in English!!! I
assume these were British Egmont printings. I had told him that I would look
for German copies of the remaining issues for him (his 2nd language choice);
and that I had seen 2nd hand issues of the Dutch "Dubbelalbum" printings in
Dutch comics and book shops in recent years; and would get him those,if I
couldn't find the German albums for him.
Can anyone tell me if any others of that series (after the first 2) were
printed in English?(David, perhaps?) My experience of Britain is that once a
Disney comic printing's current shelf life was over, it was impossible to find.
I have NEVER seen a used British Egmont issue in a book store or comic shop.
Frank Stajano confirmed that experience. If, indeed there is no chance to get
them in English, can any of our German members tell me if the German printings
are easily available? I seem to remember seeing some of them 2nd hand in comic
and book shops in Germany when I worked there during 1986-1994. Sometimes EHAPA
reprints popular classic material. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Cheers, Rob
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of Donald's nephews being separated from the other two:
In the Barks stories mentioned by Harry, one nephew was separated from the
others by accident during an adventure. All 3 boys were still on the same side
(opposing the villain(s), and did not experience a significant life experience
that would alter their character enough to result in a permanent character
differentiation.
I do, however, remember a story by my ex-colleague, Egmont writer/storyboarder,
Gorm Transgaard (interestingly for Nils,- an half Norwegian). In this story,
Louie had a severe romantic crush on a girl in school. His brothers ridiculed
him mercilessly. This was a situation that involved quite different
psychological experiences of the triplets. It also involved the two being
temporary enemies of the one; thus, a very strong split of their unity (at
least temporarily). They came back together at the end of the story, and we are
expected to understand that there is no permanent affect of this breach in
their relationship. in real life, such opposition would likely have had a
permanent (even if only very small) effect on their general trust of eachother.
That is a normal part of developing individual personalities in real life. I
like to assume (as Gorm wished(and his Egmont Editor would have rightly
insisted upon)) that at the end of the story, their relationship was as unified
as ever, as if nothing had happened.
I read the story from his original drawings sometime between 1989 and 1994,
when we both worked in Denmark. I can't remember exactly, but I believe he
submitted it in 1992 or 1993. I do not know when it was printed. perhaps you
can help, David?
Jan Gulbransson (another half-Norwegian) and I worked on a co-production
submitted to Oberon (VNU)in the early 1990s, which had a similar theme. It was
given preliminary approval (and may have even been assigned a story code
number). But like approximately 200 pages of our co-production stories,
requires minor story changes and drawing revisions that Jan has had no time for
since 1994. Although some of those stories will probably be printed eventually,
I doubt that we'll ever get to THAT one.
Does anyone else remember any stories where the Boys were pitted against
eachother as rivals in a situation? I seem to have a faint recollection of
seing a few Egmont stories with such situations, but can't remember the story
or book details.
(2)Good luck to the new American Disney chat group's efforts to promote
interest in revival of Disney Comics in USA. Speaking of Disney Comics in the
English language: I recently offered to find the "Onkel Dagoberts Schatzruhe"
series of Albums/Jumbo Pockets for Richard Olson (who requested help in a DCML
message last week). He informed me that he had the first 2 in English!!! I
assume these were British Egmont printings. I had told him that I would look
for German copies of the remaining issues for him (his 2nd language choice);
and that I had seen 2nd hand issues of the Dutch "Dubbelalbum" printings in
Dutch comics and book shops in recent years; and would get him those,if I
couldn't find the German albums for him.
Can anyone tell me if any others of that series (after the first 2) were
printed in English?(David, perhaps?) My experience of Britain is that once a
Disney comic printing's current shelf life was over, it was impossible to find.
I have NEVER seen a used British Egmont issue in a book store or comic shop.
Frank Stajano confirmed that experience. If, indeed there is no chance to get
them in English, can any of our German members tell me if the German printings
are easily available? I seem to remember seeing some of them 2nd hand in comic
and book shops in Germany when I worked there during 1986-1994. Sometimes EHAPA
reprints popular classic material. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Cheers, Rob
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Dim I Nticoudis
Nobucks McDuck.
Message 4 -
2001-12-01 at 07:45:03
Nobucks McDuck could be the one called in Greece "Apentar McDuck"(from the
greek word "apentaros" which means "penniless".He is called "Stracetton
McDuck" in "Calisota Online".This tramp cousin and look-alike of Scrooge
McDuck first appeared in the story "Too Many McDucks"(S 70121) and he only
reappeared once in a story in which he wins a TV quiz show due to his
knowledge of geography(I do not have the second story's title or code).
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greek word "apentaros" which means "penniless".He is called "Stracetton
McDuck" in "Calisota Online".This tramp cousin and look-alike of Scrooge
McDuck first appeared in the story "Too Many McDucks"(S 70121) and he only
reappeared once in a story in which he wins a TV quiz show due to his
knowledge of geography(I do not have the second story's title or code).
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DCML digest, Vol 1 #753 - 14 msgs
Message 5 -
2001-12-01 at 07:48:11
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?
This was your expression: "Thus, my monthly postings are going to cease in
protest, and I urge my fellow Greek readers not to pick up this column."
It says exactly what you meant, I just struck me that by "column" you meant
to say "comic". In short, my mistake, and sorry about that.
Gary
> 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?
This was your expression: "Thus, my monthly postings are going to cease in
protest, and I urge my fellow Greek readers not to pick up this column."
It says exactly what you meant, I just struck me that by "column" you meant
to say "comic". In short, my mistake, and sorry about that.
Gary
Pekka Timonen
Don Rosa's Christmas Calendar
Message 6 -
2001-12-01 at 13:05:12
Finnish Donald Duck weekly Aku Ankka has on its web pages Don Rosa's
Christmas Calendar. You can go there from their pages www.akuankka.fi and
then by clicking "Don Rosa - Joulukalenteri". Finnish version of Christmas
calendar has a picture with numbered 'doors' with a picture or some surprise
inside. Every day from December 1st to Christmas Eve has a new Don Rosa
picture.
At Aku Ankka home pages is a link to short text messages from Don Rosa
telling about his adventures in Finland. Click "Rosan tekstariterveiset" to
get there.
BTW, Don is right now in Finland.
--
Pekka Timonen (pati at iki.fi)
Christmas Calendar. You can go there from their pages www.akuankka.fi and
then by clicking "Don Rosa - Joulukalenteri". Finnish version of Christmas
calendar has a picture with numbered 'doors' with a picture or some surprise
inside. Every day from December 1st to Christmas Eve has a new Don Rosa
picture.
At Aku Ankka home pages is a link to short text messages from Don Rosa
telling about his adventures in Finland. Click "Rosan tekstariterveiset" to
get there.
BTW, Don is right now in Finland.
--
Pekka Timonen (pati at iki.fi)
Marco Barlotti
Time-traveling in a bath-tube
Message 7 -
2001-12-01 at 13:06:55
I seem to neatly remember a story drawn by Tony Strobl where the Ducks
travel through time in a bath-tub-like time machine invented by Gyro.
The gadget in fact appears in a few Italian stories, but seems to be a
reprise there.
I thought at first of W DD 109-01, "Og's iron bed" first published in issue
#9 (September) 1966 of WDCS. But no, the gadget there is a different one.
Maybe I'm wrong and the bathtub only travels through space and not through
time?
Well, you guys are here to dive and burrow thorough your comics
collections, aren't you? ;-)
So any help on this subject will be greatly appreciated!
Just in order to tell you where you should NOT look:
Gyro has a sand-clock- ("clepsydra-"?) shaped time-machine in "The phantom
blot meets the Beagle Boys - Culprits, Inc."; and another time-machine by
Gyro is used by Mickey and Goofy in W WDC 323-02 "Trapped in time". These
are NOT the ones I'm looking for.
Other instances of time-machines invented by Gyro would be appreciated,
however, even if not bath-tub shaped.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Marco
http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/comics
travel through time in a bath-tub-like time machine invented by Gyro.
The gadget in fact appears in a few Italian stories, but seems to be a
reprise there.
I thought at first of W DD 109-01, "Og's iron bed" first published in issue
#9 (September) 1966 of WDCS. But no, the gadget there is a different one.
Maybe I'm wrong and the bathtub only travels through space and not through
time?
Well, you guys are here to dive and burrow thorough your comics
collections, aren't you? ;-)
So any help on this subject will be greatly appreciated!
Just in order to tell you where you should NOT look:
Gyro has a sand-clock- ("clepsydra-"?) shaped time-machine in "The phantom
blot meets the Beagle Boys - Culprits, Inc."; and another time-machine by
Gyro is used by Mickey and Goofy in W WDC 323-02 "Trapped in time". These
are NOT the ones I'm looking for.
Other instances of time-machines invented by Gyro would be appreciated,
however, even if not bath-tub shaped.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Marco
http://marcobar.cce.unifi.it/comics
Armando Botto
Nobucks McDuck
Message 8 -
2001-12-01 at 13:17:25
William Price wrote:
> does anyone have any information about nobucks mcduck, scrooge's poor
relation? what stories he appeared in?
And Dim answered:
> Nobucks McDuck could be the one called in Greece "Apentar McDuck"(from the
greek word "apentaros" which means "penniless".He is called "Stracetton
McDuck" in "Calisota Online".This tramp cousin and look-alike of Scrooge
McDuck first appeared in the story "Too Many McDucks"(S 70121) and he only
reappeared once in a story in which he wins a TV quiz show due to his
knowledge of geography(I do not have the second story's title or code).
The TV quiz show story is "Easy Come - Easy Go" (S 75080). But the same
character had already re-appeared in "A Case Of Mistaken Identity" (S 72293,
described in Inducks as "Scrooge is mistaken with his look-alike beggar
cousin in another city").
As for the original name of the character, who knows... the Italian name is
different in the three stories: "Straccetton de' Paperoni", "Mac Mucher",
"Paperoff". *If* the character was called the same in the original English
scripts (which I wouldn't take for granted), I'd go for something like
"McMoocher" (lazy translator: "Mucher" has no meaning in Italian...).
The Inducks reports two other stories featuring a beggar cousin:
- "Alias Scrooge Mcduck" (S 71333); the Brazilian index lists among the
appearing characters "US' beggar cousin (Nadinhas or Galterio in Brazil)".
There's no known Italian reprint of the story, so I can't tell you more.
- "The Real Scrooge" (S 82120), in which "US's beggar cousin locks him in
money bin and takes his place". I've never read this one ("Zio Paperone e il
cugino usurpatore", in "Topolino" #1533), so I don't know if the character
is actually the same.
Anyway, these S-coded stories did never appear in the U.S., so it's possible
that the "Nobucks McDuck" William is looking for be another character...
Ciao,
Armando
> does anyone have any information about nobucks mcduck, scrooge's poor
relation? what stories he appeared in?
And Dim answered:
> Nobucks McDuck could be the one called in Greece "Apentar McDuck"(from the
greek word "apentaros" which means "penniless".He is called "Stracetton
McDuck" in "Calisota Online".This tramp cousin and look-alike of Scrooge
McDuck first appeared in the story "Too Many McDucks"(S 70121) and he only
reappeared once in a story in which he wins a TV quiz show due to his
knowledge of geography(I do not have the second story's title or code).
The TV quiz show story is "Easy Come - Easy Go" (S 75080). But the same
character had already re-appeared in "A Case Of Mistaken Identity" (S 72293,
described in Inducks as "Scrooge is mistaken with his look-alike beggar
cousin in another city").
As for the original name of the character, who knows... the Italian name is
different in the three stories: "Straccetton de' Paperoni", "Mac Mucher",
"Paperoff". *If* the character was called the same in the original English
scripts (which I wouldn't take for granted), I'd go for something like
"McMoocher" (lazy translator: "Mucher" has no meaning in Italian...).
The Inducks reports two other stories featuring a beggar cousin:
- "Alias Scrooge Mcduck" (S 71333); the Brazilian index lists among the
appearing characters "US' beggar cousin (Nadinhas or Galterio in Brazil)".
There's no known Italian reprint of the story, so I can't tell you more.
- "The Real Scrooge" (S 82120), in which "US's beggar cousin locks him in
money bin and takes his place". I've never read this one ("Zio Paperone e il
cugino usurpatore", in "Topolino" #1533), so I don't know if the character
is actually the same.
Anyway, these S-coded stories did never appear in the U.S., so it's possible
that the "Nobucks McDuck" William is looking for be another character...
Ciao,
Armando
SRoweCanoe
Time-traveling in a bath-tube
Message 9 -
2001-12-01 at 14:23:49
In a message dated 12/1/2001 6:25:14 AM Eastern Standard Time,
marcobar at ds.unifi.it writes:
> Maybe I'm wrong and the bathtub only travels through space and not through
> time?
>
travels through time, in the early gold key issues of Donald Duck
Steven Rowe
SRoweCanoe at aol.com
marcobar at ds.unifi.it writes:
> Maybe I'm wrong and the bathtub only travels through space and not through
> time?
>
travels through time, in the early gold key issues of Donald Duck
Steven Rowe
SRoweCanoe at aol.com
Kenda
Don Rosa X-mas Calendar
Message 10 -
2001-12-01 at 16:57:34
I don?t know if it has been mentioned already, but there is a Don Rosa
X-mas Calendar on the Finnish Aku Ankka page.
http://www.akuankka.fi
-kenda-
X-mas Calendar on the Finnish Aku Ankka page.
http://www.akuankka.fi
-kenda-
Apostolis Trikourakis
Komix Column
Message 11 -
2001-12-01 at 17:40:13
Hi all
I'd like to post the contents of Komix for a couple of
months only. If Komix don't stop publishing non-disney
stories, I'll stop the postings too.
Also, there are people who need info for their
databases, something that we can't ignore.
I'll post the contents of the new issue on Monday.
Best Wishes
=====
Apostolis Trikourakis, Athens, Greece
E-mail: komixgreekpage at yahoo.com
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage
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I'd like to post the contents of Komix for a couple of
months only. If Komix don't stop publishing non-disney
stories, I'll stop the postings too.
Also, there are people who need info for their
databases, something that we can't ignore.
I'll post the contents of the new issue on Monday.
Best Wishes
=====
Apostolis Trikourakis, Athens, Greece
E-mail: komixgreekpage at yahoo.com
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage
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Timo Ronkainen
Don Rosa X-mas Calendar
Message 12 -
2001-12-01 at 17:58:11
Don Rosa is in Helsinki Finland right now, and you can also read his mobile
phone text messages almost real time.
at http://www.akuankka.fi , click "Rosan tekstariterveiset".
Timo
^^''*''^^
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at http://www.akuankka.fi , click "Rosan tekstariterveiset".
Timo
^^''*''^^
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Timo Ronkainen ---------------- -
YO-kylä 52 A 26 --------------- -
20540 Turku ------------------- -
Finland ----------------------- -
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timoro at sunpoint.net
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Bath-tub-like time machines
Message 13 -
2001-12-01 at 23:31:40
Marco wrote:
> Maybe I'm wrong and the bathtub only travels through space and not through
time?
I distinctly remember a story (and related cover) featuring Gyro's
jet-propelled bathtub (not a time machine):
W DD 118-01 The Mechanical Monster (TL 656, "Paperino e il protossido
d'azoto")
However, a bath-tub-like time machine by Gyro is featured in
W BB 10-03 The Roaring Twenties [BB go back in time to 1820es Wild West
with GY's time-tub]
(TL 791, "I Bassotti e la cella senza TV").
> Other instances of time-machines invented by Gyro would be appreciated,
however, even if not bath-tub shaped.
Here they come:
W CND 30-07 Time Machine Testers (TL 353, "Cip & Ciop e la principessa
prigioniera")
W US 50-03 Once Upon A Time Machine (TL 467, "Archimede Pitagorico e il
cavernicolo")
W BB 43-04 Old Time Crime [back in time to crack US' first safe] (no
Italian reprints)
Ciao,
Armando
> Maybe I'm wrong and the bathtub only travels through space and not through
time?
I distinctly remember a story (and related cover) featuring Gyro's
jet-propelled bathtub (not a time machine):
W DD 118-01 The Mechanical Monster (TL 656, "Paperino e il protossido
d'azoto")
However, a bath-tub-like time machine by Gyro is featured in
W BB 10-03 The Roaring Twenties [BB go back in time to 1820es Wild West
with GY's time-tub]
(TL 791, "I Bassotti e la cella senza TV").
> Other instances of time-machines invented by Gyro would be appreciated,
however, even if not bath-tub shaped.
Here they come:
W CND 30-07 Time Machine Testers (TL 353, "Cip & Ciop e la principessa
prigioniera")
W US 50-03 Once Upon A Time Machine (TL 467, "Archimede Pitagorico e il
cavernicolo")
W BB 43-04 Old Time Crime [back in time to crack US' first safe] (no
Italian reprints)
Ciao,
Armando
Olivier
Bath-tub-like time machines
Message 14 -
2001-12-01 at 23:45:38
Hello everyone!
Armando:
> W BB 43-04 Old Time Crime [back in time to crack US' first safe] (no Italian reprints)
Isn't the safe just a cupboard-lookiing safe (size and shape) standing in the street, and isn't
there only one guard to keep watch? I recall such story (in Mickey Parade)? and when the BB try to
steal it using a crane they turn out to do just what U$ had expected them to and in fact help him.
Have a nice week-end
Olivier
Armando:
> W BB 43-04 Old Time Crime [back in time to crack US' first safe] (no Italian reprints)
Isn't the safe just a cupboard-lookiing safe (size and shape) standing in the street, and isn't
there only one guard to keep watch? I recall such story (in Mickey Parade)? and when the BB try to
steal it using a crane they turn out to do just what U$ had expected them to and in fact help him.
Have a nice week-end
Olivier
Eero-Pekka Halinen
Don's interview
Message 15 -
2001-12-02 at 16:46:59
The other day I saw Don Rosa's interview on the Finnish Aamu-Tv (morning
tv). After they had interviewed Don for some time, the other interviewer
asked Don to draw a picture of $crooge McDuck (or $crooge Duck, as the
interviewer called him). When Don was finished (48 seconds), the interviewer
said in all of his wiseness: "It looks alike", and Don answered: "Yeah, a
little". Funny.
Eero-Pekka
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tv). After they had interviewed Don for some time, the other interviewer
asked Don to draw a picture of $crooge McDuck (or $crooge Duck, as the
interviewer called him). When Don was finished (48 seconds), the interviewer
said in all of his wiseness: "It looks alike", and Don answered: "Yeah, a
little". Funny.
Eero-Pekka
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