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Heino
Hi everybody!

Does anybody have a complete, updated list of the pin-ups DR has done to the Picsou magazine?

Thanks!
Janne Heino
j.heino at pp2.inet.fi
Henri Michaux
I just read your mail:

>Does anybody have a complete, updated list of the
pin->ups DR has done to the Picsou magazine?

Here it is (most of the descriptions are in French):

FC PM 310D - The Junior Woodchucks - November 5, 1997
- Picsou menace Donald avec sa
canne - - -
FC PM 311D - Uncle Scrooge - December 3, 1997 - Neuf
dessins de Picsou représentés
comme Barks l'a imaginé lors de ses neufs premières
apparitions; Picsou à ses débuts - - -
FC PM 313D - Donald Duck - February 4, 1997 - Accident
de voiture avec la 313; Accident - -
-
FC PM 314D - Donald Duck - March 4, 1997 - Donald
entre les professeurs Ruzeski et
Molékul - - -
FC PM 315D - Uncle Scrooge - April 1, 1997 - Picsou et
Gripsou se disputent un disque incas
en or devant Manco Capac; richesses sud-américaines -
- -
FC PM 316D - Huey Dewey and Louie - May 6, 1997 -
Trois dessins des neveux de Donald :
en Castors Juniors, en joueurs de base-ball et en
pirates - - -
FC PM 317D - Donald Duck - June 3, 1997 - Donald est
chassé par un taureau furieux; Donald
toréador - - -
FC PM 318D - Uncle Scrooge - July 1, 1997 - Picsou
devant l'homme en or - - -
FC PM 319D - Uncle Scrooge - July 29, 1997 - Le dépôt
de Picsou emportée par une vague
d'or portant les Rapetou; Raz-de-marée d'argent - - -
FC PM 321D - Donald Duck - October 7, 1997 -
Smorgasbord Smorgie-la-terreur sur le pas de
la porte de Donald; Smorgie - - -
FC PM 322D - Donald Duck - November 4, 1997 - Les
Rapetou grimpant sur des oiseaux
"solides" - - -
FC PM 323D - Donald Duck - December 1, 1998 - Picsou
et Donald déguisés en Père Noël - -
-
FC PM 324D - Gladstone Gander - January 6, 1999 -
Gontran derrière les symboles de sa
chance "insolente" - - -
FC PM 325D - Uncle Scrooge - February 3, 1999 - Le
chevalier Noir coupant la 313 de
Donald en deux - - -
FC PM 326D - Donald Duck - March 3, 1999 - Les neveux
de Donald essayant de maîtriser la
Licorne - - -
FC PM 327D Xanadu - Uncle Scrooge - March 31, 1999 -
Les diverses péripéties de Picsou à
la recherche de la cité de Tralla La - - -
FC PM 328D - Donald Duck - May 5, 1999 - Gontran salue
Donald dont le bateau est en
perdition - - -
FC PM 329D - Uncle Scrooge - June 2, 1999 - Picsou sur
un chameau, Donald tentant de sauver
un âne des griffes d'un rapace géant - - -
FC PM 330D - Uncle Scrooge - July 7, 1999 - Picsou &
Cie poursuivis par les habitants de
"Plain Awful" - - -
FC PM 331D - Uncle Scrooge - August 4, 1999 - Picsou
et Goldie devant la statue de Picsou au
Klondike; Montgolfière - - -
FC PM 332D - Uncle Scrooge - September 1, 1999 - Scène
de la galerie qui s'effondre dans
"Les 7 cités de Cibola" - - -
FC PM 333D 18 - Uncle Scrooge - October 3, 1999 -
Pièces (ACS) - - -
FC PM 334D 19 - Uncle Scrooge - November 3, 1999 - La
Lune en or (ACS) - - -
FC PM 336D - ? - January 5, 2000 - - - -
FC PM 337D - ? - February 2, 2000 - Picsou secourant
Baldo le chien sur un bloc de glace - - -
FC PM 338D Les inédits de Don Rosa 23 - ? - March 1,
2000 - Barrage qui s'écroule - - -
FC PM 340D Les inédits de Don Rosa 25 - ? - May 3,
2000 - Picsou trouve la couronne de
Genghis Khan dans une grotte glacée - - -
FC PM 341D Les inédits de Don Rosa 26 - ? - May 31,
2000 - Donald et ses neveux entrant
dans la grande bulle de verre - - -
FC PM 342D Les inédits de Don Rosa 27 - Uncle Scrooge
) - July 5, 2000 - - - -
FC PM 343D Les inédits de Don Rosa 28 - Uncle Scrooge
- August 20, 2000 - - - -
FC PM 344D Les inédits de Don Rosa 29 - Uncle Scrooge
- September 6, 2000 - - - -
FC PM 345D Les inédits de Don Rosa 30 - Uncle Scrooge,
// - October 4, 2000 - - - -
FC PM 346D Les inédits de Don Rosa 31 - Donald Duck -
October 31, 2000 - - - -
FC PM 347D Les inédits de Don Rosa 32 - Uncle Scrooge
- December 6, 2000 - - - -
FC PM 349D Les inédits de Don Rosa 33 - Uncle Scrooge
- December 6, 2000 - - - -

(Taken from
http://www2.ec-lille.fr/willot/coa/c1/comp2.php?code=FC+PM&keyw=&keywt=a&exactpg=1&pagel=i&pagelx=n&creat=don+rosa&vtitle=on&vhero=on&vpubdate=on&vtit=on&sort1=storycode&sort2=none&vdesc=fr
)

H.

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Paulo Barrez
I agree with Andy Row. What the fuck is the matter
with those damn assholes europeans. First of all this
whole thing going on in the U.S. is NOT europe's
frikking business you have your own damn problems to
solve. Like racism, inflation, poverty, "royal"
families, pollution, criminality, neo- nazis, etc,
etc. So would you please just shut the FUCK up!!!!!
You're nothing but a continent on Hitler loving,
cocksucking, dogbreath, shit-for-brains loosers. One
more thing we the U.S.A. are the best country in all
of this little world.
Paulo
http://www.thetrippy.com/
the Trippy, Virginia

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Olivier
Hello everyone!

Heino, have a look at DUCK Hunt's cover index. They have several Picsou pin-ups in the "French
magazines" section (F):
http://www.duckhunt.de/
http://members.tripod.com/~TheDonRosaWorld/cover-main.htm

Best wishes,
Olivier

PS:
I'm preparing another 100th Anniversary update to M&D.
( http://ob7.free.fr/mice_and_ducks/ )
Fernando Ventura
Hello there! :)
Hey Didier, how are you, my friend?

First, I was not able to see the pages on the Disney-Ebay site...where is
it?
And what is general price of the brazilian pages?
What's the way to pay for it?

*IF* I have money, I'm sure I can get it...just to have an archive of
originals that every editor around the worls can ask to use...

What I can say is that anyone knows about the condition of Abril Archives on
Disney Comics...!
The brazilian situation is very bad, since Abril stoped the production and
put off his best editor to
this days, Euclides Miyaura(Chin). They also lost the license to publish the
Marvel Comics in 2002, and they will just publish the DC Comics titles and
the Disney comics...but the problem is that the same editor of the
super-hero comics is the editor of the Disney Comics, so I can not see lot's
of expectation about it...

They're planning to reprint some old stories, re-scaning then from the
original comic book, and re-coloring then...and I'm sure it'll have really
bad results...and they're planning to do it, 'cause they lost(or THINK they
lost) the black photolith from the stories, but speaking with Mr. Paulo
Ferreira, we "discovery" that many of this are in Portugal, probably, and
the rest around Latin America. If they've lost the photolits, I can not
imagine what happens with the inked original pages...Brrrrr... :(

I know that the very firsts brazilian artwork goes to the Disney Studios,
but some artists retains the original page...I did lot's of xerox copies
from
many, many original pages of Waldyr Igayara's works. Igayara has also some
Canini's original pages. (And he's not planning to sell...he, he, he!)

Fernando!
(That just haven't 14 pages of his original artwork...in any way, 14 pages
is a very important and big number)
Stefan Persson
----- Original Message -----
From: "Paulo Barrez" <maurepas0002 at yahoo.com>
To: <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
Sent: den 16 december 2001 01:39
Subject: Re: Europe (OT)

> I agree with Andy Row. What the fuck is the matter
> with those damn assholes europeans. First of all this
> whole thing going on in the U.S. is NOT europe's
> frikking business you have your own damn problems to
> solve. Like racism, inflation, poverty, "royal"
> families, pollution, criminality, neo- nazis, etc,
> etc. So would you please just shut the FUCK up!!!!!
> You're nothing but a continent on Hitler loving,
> cocksucking, dogbreath, shit-for-brains loosers. One
> more thing we the U.S.A. are the best country in all
> of this little world.
> Paulo
> http://www.thetrippy.com/
> the Trippy, Virginia

What do these lies have to do with Disney comics?

Stefan
SRoweCanoe
In a message dated 12/16/2001 9:33:37 AM Eastern Standard Time,
reimersholme at hotmail.com writes:

> What do these lies have to do with Disney comics?
>
for some reason we have an occasional troll on this list.
please don;t respond to them

Steven Rowe
SRoweCanoe at aol.com
Francesco Spreafico
From: "Paulo Barrez" <maurepas0002 at yahoo.com>
> loosers
Yeah, we sometimes break loose...
Georgios Balanikas M.D.
Today "VIMAgazino",the Sunday magazine insert of the Greek newspaper "Vima",
includes an article dedicated to the100th Anniversary of the Walt Disney's
birthday ,written by Ilias Kanellis.
In this article except the life story and work of WD ,there are also some
references to the art by the great creators Carl Barks,Floyd
Gottfredson,Scarpa,Cavazzano and to the magazines as Zio Paperone, Komix &
Mickey Mouse(Gladstone).
Another interesting magazine I bought a few days ago was the French GEO,
which was dedicated to the comic hero"Corto Maltese" and the places where he
travelled and acted. A few months ago another issue of GEO was dedicated to
"Tin Tin", his travels and places where his adventures took place.
I think, it would be a very interesting issue dedicated to the travels
and adventures of the ducks around the world, a tribute to Carl Bark's art
or even to Don Rosa's art.

GEORGIOS
Fluks, H.W.
Rob Klein wrote:

> For those interested in seeing my original drawing of the
> first 1/2 page of "Silent Night", [..]
> It is currently available to be seen (as is the version
> drawn by Michel
> Nadorp) on one of Daniel van Eijmeren's websites. I'm sorry
> Daniel, I've lost
> the URL. Could you please provide it for the group? I'm not
> sure, but
> perchance a link to those sites is also provided on Harry
> Fluks' Bolderbast site?

Following the "credits & links" page on Bolderbast
(http://home.wxs.nl/~fluks4/bolderbast/xcredits.html)

I get to Dani?l's website (http://www.seriesam.com/barks/).

There you can see Michel Nadorp's artwork:
http://www.seriesam.com/barks/text_s_silent_night_01mn.html

and Rob Klein's (drawn) script:
http://www.seriesam.com/barks/text_s_silent_night_01rk.html

--Harry.
Thierry Fernand
I have uploaded the missing DCML Archives at:

http://mathstar.net/dcml/

PER STARBACK:
Waht about linking this page from your DCML site?

ANYONE:
I need your help!

I am still missing a few messages from the following
periods:

1996, August 20 to September 16
1997, October 22 to November 8

Favio
(big thx to Harry Fluks for the mails)

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Thierry Fernand
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In this story Mickey and Goofy go to visit Thursday at
his home on Tom Tom Island. The story was
originally published in Four Color #304 with a 1950
copyright.

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Thierry Fernand
Just a quick messsage to let you know that the DCML
archives files I was missing have been sent to me by
Armando, so no need to look for them. I just added
them to
http://mathstar.net/dcml/
(Thanks, Armando.)

~ Favio ~

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Harald Havas
Hi,

thanks a lot to everybody who shared information for my upcoming book. It's
all very helpfull and I'm sure I'll find a place to honor your efforts! ;-)
We`re far in the process of editing. And still some puzzling questions
appear from time to time. Maybe somebody here could help?

1. Al Taliaferro is supposed to have illustrated one of the first Disney
picture books for a social cause: it was for Mexican immigrants and dealt
with health issues. Any idea what the title of this book was? And when it
was published?

2. Taliaferro tried his luck once with a strip of his own "Waldo" - any idea
which year that was?

3. Uncle Scrooge did appear in Taliaferro's dailies (late 50ies, after he
was used in TV). Any idea which dates (at least year?)

4. This should be easy: which year was the first Junior Woodchuck story
(which included Donald's dog Bolivar/Borneworthy)

5. How much is the current price for ?Four Color?, Nr. 4, Dell Publishing,
1940 (Donald`s first comic book appearance)

Thanks and bye for now!

Harald
François Willot
Harald wrote:

>3. Uncle Scrooge did appear in Taliaferro's dailies (late 50ies, after he
>was used in TV). Any idea which dates (at least year?)

In 1951. Having indexed all '51 dailies, I can give you the following list:

YD 51-02-13 - US arrives in train - - -
YD 51-02-14 - US doesn't want to take a taxi, and has his nephews holding
his bags - - -
YD 51-02-15 - HDL and DD discover that US's bags are full of money - - -
YD 51-02-17 - HDL ask US to take them to the cinema; HDL invite US to
western movie - - -
YD 51-02-19 - US goes to the ciname alone; paying for one ticket to western
movie - - -
YD 51-02-20 - - - -
YD 51-02-21 - US sleeps with money bills - - -
YD 51-02-22 - Room full of money safes - - -
YD 51-02-23 - US tries to buy ice cream for HDL; ice cream salesman couldn't
accept 100
dollar note - - -
YD 57-06-17 - Kittens for Daisy - WDC 233 - -

(Note: there may be more between 1952 and 1957)

I don't find Scrooge is at his best in these strips, not as good as Daisy or
the kids.
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