Fernando,
Sorry for my late answer but I needed some confirmations from Disney
auctions before being able to give you a precise feedback.
The auction will start on Monday 24th on www.ebay.disney.com and will last
one week.
The reserve prices will be around 50 USD per page, so very low. The
selection will include stories with Gyro, Super Goof, Scamp, The Aristocats,
The Lion King, with art dating as far back as the mid-70s.
By now, you have probably received my private answer about the rest of your
message.
Didier
Author
Topic: 200112
(166 messages)
Didier Ghez
Disney artwork from Brazil
Message 121 -
2001-12-18 at 23:17:50
Armando Botto
More questions for the experts
Message 122 -
2001-12-19 at 00:22:14
Harald:
> 4. This should be easy: which year was the first Junior Woodchuck story
(which included Donald's dog Bolivar/Borneworthy)
The story (simply titled "Donald Duck") was published in WDC&S 125, February
1951.
Ciao,
Armando
> 4. This should be easy: which year was the first Junior Woodchuck story
(which included Donald's dog Bolivar/Borneworthy)
The story (simply titled "Donald Duck") was published in WDC&S 125, February
1951.
Ciao,
Armando
Jussi Mantere
Don's visit to Finland
Message 123 -
2001-12-19 at 13:09:02
On Sun, 16 Dec 2001 jvainio at urova.fi wrote:
> Since noone's asked the man himself about this so far, I guess I'll have to do
> it: Don, how was your visit to Finland this time?
And since I first have to ask myself "how come I once again missed your
visit?", I must also ask: when are you coming next time?-) (I suppose the
folks at HM already have arranged a steady schedule of visits :--)
...dang, I even bought a copy of the new book as a christmas present and
still failed to make it on time to get a signed copy :(
-jussi
--
. jussi mantere
. http://www.iki.fi/obs/
. learned more from a three minute record
.. than we ever learned in school
> Since noone's asked the man himself about this so far, I guess I'll have to do
> it: Don, how was your visit to Finland this time?
And since I first have to ask myself "how come I once again missed your
visit?", I must also ask: when are you coming next time?-) (I suppose the
folks at HM already have arranged a steady schedule of visits :--)
...dang, I even bought a copy of the new book as a christmas present and
still failed to make it on time to get a signed copy :(
-jussi
--
. jussi mantere
. http://www.iki.fi/obs/
. learned more from a three minute record
.. than we ever learned in school
Don Brockway
Source for Gladstone Albums?
Message 124 -
2001-12-19 at 22:22:30
Just joined the list.
I'm missing a Gladstone Album: "First Two Years of Disney Duck
Adventures by William Van Horne" Number 1 (in the series of four).
Could someone advise me (off list, if this is an old and annoying
subject for those gathered here) where a good place to go for Gladstone
Albums and back issues might be?
Also - and this will let you all know you seriously "out-of-the-loop" I
am - what happened to John Nichols and Bear Mountain Enterprises?
Thanks in advance to whatever kindly soul(s) might offer answers.
Don Brockway
don at donbrockway.com
Home of an unofficial Disney site that might mean something to you if
you were a Disney fan in the 50's: Kathryn Beaumont:
http://www.donbrockway.com/kb.htm
I'm missing a Gladstone Album: "First Two Years of Disney Duck
Adventures by William Van Horne" Number 1 (in the series of four).
Could someone advise me (off list, if this is an old and annoying
subject for those gathered here) where a good place to go for Gladstone
Albums and back issues might be?
Also - and this will let you all know you seriously "out-of-the-loop" I
am - what happened to John Nichols and Bear Mountain Enterprises?
Thanks in advance to whatever kindly soul(s) might offer answers.
Don Brockway
don at donbrockway.com
Home of an unofficial Disney site that might mean something to you if
you were a Disney fan in the 50's: Kathryn Beaumont:
http://www.donbrockway.com/kb.htm
Marco Barlotti
Seasons' greetings
Message 125 -
2001-12-20 at 16:18:00
M. Mitchell Marmel
OT: In Memoriam: Dan DeCarlo
Message 126 -
2001-12-20 at 17:05:34
(I'm pretty sure that Dan did some Disney stuff at some point, so
this may not be so off-topic.)
>Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 20:21:03 -0600
>From: mike and carole curtis <shandafa at cyberback.com>
>Subject: [shandaverse] Our friend Dan is gone
>To: shandaverse at yahoogroups.com
>
>(Note: Dan did the cover of SHANDA 14 and MAGIC CARPET 3 with the
>Shanda characters. He was scheduled to do the cover of FURRY NINJA
>HIGH SCHOOL #1)
>
>Dan DeCarlo, creator of JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS, SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH,
>and the ARCHIE character Cheryl Blossom, died this morning.
>
>I'm still getting details, we have a call in to Josie in 30 minutes, but
>basically, he had a heart attack this morning.
>
>Funeral arrangements are yet to be announced.
>
>Dan was born in New Rochelle, NY in 1919, and had an artistic family
>background. His father worked in landscaping, as did Dan. When Dan was in
>his teens, he often drew art on jackets and cars for friends.
>
>During WWII, he was stationed in England first, and then Belgium, where he
>met Josette Dumont. Dan married Josie, and then brought her back to the US.
>They soon were joined by Dan's twin sons, Dan Jr. and Jim. He answered an
>newspaper ad and began working for Stan Lee at Timely Comics, doing a
>teenage book called JEANNIE.
>
>Dan went on to do MILLIE THE MODEL and MY FRIEND IRMA. Stan and he also did
>a strip called WILLIE LUMPKIN , familiar to recent comic readers from it's
>reprints in MARVEL AGE.
>
>Other projects Dan worked on included THE YARDBIRDS and THE BRAIN, as well
>as cartoons for men's humor magazines.
>
>Eventually, Dan began freelancing for ARCHIE. Instructed at first to
>imitate the creator Bob Montana, Dan quickly asserted his style, which
>became the official ARCHIE look.
>
>During this time, Dan created a teenage feature of his own, called JOSIE,
>named after his wife, and inspired by his sons and their friends. He
>planned the feature as a comic strip, but put it aside to work on comics.
>Later he took it into ARCHIE and showed it to Richard Goldwater, hoping to
>see it become a comic. Goldwater added his name to it, and it was pitched
>unsuccessfully as a comic strip. Eventually it became a comic from ARCHIE,
>credited to "Dick and Dan", the first wide use of creator credits at the
>company.
>
>During the 1960's, Dan was kept busy doing promotional art for THE ARCHIES
>cartoon, and a deal was made without his knowledge to animate JOSIE.
>
>JOSIE had undergone a change, to become a girl group. Dan had designed the
>costumes after one his wife Josie had made and worn to a costume party.
>
>JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS became a CBS cartoon show, which is still airing on
>the Cartoon Network.
>
>During the 1960's Dan also co-created SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH with George
>Gladir, when MADHOUSE needed a new character. Dan Jr. and Jim also did work
>at ARCHIE during this time, before their deaths.
>
>Later on, Dan created the third "Archie girl" Cheryl Blossom, to make the
>Archie triangle a quadrangle.
>
>As the 1990's dawned, more and more of the older artists were retiring from
>Archie. New talents were told to imitate his style, and ARCHIE had
>videotapes made of him giving lessons on drawing in his style.
>
>When SABRINA was made into a TV show, Dan heard rumors that JOSIE might be
>next. He decided to look into his legal rights, which had been ignored
>during the cartoon show days. He retained a lawyer, and was promptly let go
>by ARCHIE.
>
>Dan stayed busy, doing THE SIMPSONS, two HARLEY QUINN stories for DC, as
>well as a SCOOBY DOO story. We at Shanda Fantasy Arts also had the pleasure
>of having him do a few covers for us.
>
>Dan made many convention appearances, and at his first "furry" con
>appearance in July 2001, was treated to a performance by a live "Josie"
>played by KATMANDU artist Lisa Jennings.
>
>Dan was busy with plans for two new series at his death. One was LOWER EAST
>SIDE for Dan Fogel, and another was JESSICA AND THE BUNNYGIRLS, a new
>teenage girl group comic.
>
>Dan is survived by his wife Josie and two granddaughters, Jessica and
>Christie.
>
>============================================
>
>
>On a personal note, my wife Carole and I had the privilege of having Dan and
>Josie for friends in the last years of his life. He was supported in his
>crusade for creator rights by Peter David, Mark Evanier, Mark Ingersoll,
>Bill Morrison, Paul Dini and many other creators.
>
>On an even more personal note, Dan suffered much stress during the last two
>years during his battle with Archie and this surely contributed to his ill
>health over the past year.
>
>I hope you b*******s at Archie are happy. Sue me if you wish.
>
>Mike Curtis & Carole Curtis
>SHANDA FANTASY ARTS
this may not be so off-topic.)
>Date: Wed, 19 Dec 2001 20:21:03 -0600
>From: mike and carole curtis <shandafa at cyberback.com>
>Subject: [shandaverse] Our friend Dan is gone
>To: shandaverse at yahoogroups.com
>
>(Note: Dan did the cover of SHANDA 14 and MAGIC CARPET 3 with the
>Shanda characters. He was scheduled to do the cover of FURRY NINJA
>HIGH SCHOOL #1)
>
>Dan DeCarlo, creator of JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS, SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH,
>and the ARCHIE character Cheryl Blossom, died this morning.
>
>I'm still getting details, we have a call in to Josie in 30 minutes, but
>basically, he had a heart attack this morning.
>
>Funeral arrangements are yet to be announced.
>
>Dan was born in New Rochelle, NY in 1919, and had an artistic family
>background. His father worked in landscaping, as did Dan. When Dan was in
>his teens, he often drew art on jackets and cars for friends.
>
>During WWII, he was stationed in England first, and then Belgium, where he
>met Josette Dumont. Dan married Josie, and then brought her back to the US.
>They soon were joined by Dan's twin sons, Dan Jr. and Jim. He answered an
>newspaper ad and began working for Stan Lee at Timely Comics, doing a
>teenage book called JEANNIE.
>
>Dan went on to do MILLIE THE MODEL and MY FRIEND IRMA. Stan and he also did
>a strip called WILLIE LUMPKIN , familiar to recent comic readers from it's
>reprints in MARVEL AGE.
>
>Other projects Dan worked on included THE YARDBIRDS and THE BRAIN, as well
>as cartoons for men's humor magazines.
>
>Eventually, Dan began freelancing for ARCHIE. Instructed at first to
>imitate the creator Bob Montana, Dan quickly asserted his style, which
>became the official ARCHIE look.
>
>During this time, Dan created a teenage feature of his own, called JOSIE,
>named after his wife, and inspired by his sons and their friends. He
>planned the feature as a comic strip, but put it aside to work on comics.
>Later he took it into ARCHIE and showed it to Richard Goldwater, hoping to
>see it become a comic. Goldwater added his name to it, and it was pitched
>unsuccessfully as a comic strip. Eventually it became a comic from ARCHIE,
>credited to "Dick and Dan", the first wide use of creator credits at the
>company.
>
>During the 1960's, Dan was kept busy doing promotional art for THE ARCHIES
>cartoon, and a deal was made without his knowledge to animate JOSIE.
>
>JOSIE had undergone a change, to become a girl group. Dan had designed the
>costumes after one his wife Josie had made and worn to a costume party.
>
>JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS became a CBS cartoon show, which is still airing on
>the Cartoon Network.
>
>During the 1960's Dan also co-created SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH with George
>Gladir, when MADHOUSE needed a new character. Dan Jr. and Jim also did work
>at ARCHIE during this time, before their deaths.
>
>Later on, Dan created the third "Archie girl" Cheryl Blossom, to make the
>Archie triangle a quadrangle.
>
>As the 1990's dawned, more and more of the older artists were retiring from
>Archie. New talents were told to imitate his style, and ARCHIE had
>videotapes made of him giving lessons on drawing in his style.
>
>When SABRINA was made into a TV show, Dan heard rumors that JOSIE might be
>next. He decided to look into his legal rights, which had been ignored
>during the cartoon show days. He retained a lawyer, and was promptly let go
>by ARCHIE.
>
>Dan stayed busy, doing THE SIMPSONS, two HARLEY QUINN stories for DC, as
>well as a SCOOBY DOO story. We at Shanda Fantasy Arts also had the pleasure
>of having him do a few covers for us.
>
>Dan made many convention appearances, and at his first "furry" con
>appearance in July 2001, was treated to a performance by a live "Josie"
>played by KATMANDU artist Lisa Jennings.
>
>Dan was busy with plans for two new series at his death. One was LOWER EAST
>SIDE for Dan Fogel, and another was JESSICA AND THE BUNNYGIRLS, a new
>teenage girl group comic.
>
>Dan is survived by his wife Josie and two granddaughters, Jessica and
>Christie.
>
>============================================
>
>
>On a personal note, my wife Carole and I had the privilege of having Dan and
>Josie for friends in the last years of his life. He was supported in his
>crusade for creator rights by Peter David, Mark Evanier, Mark Ingersoll,
>Bill Morrison, Paul Dini and many other creators.
>
>On an even more personal note, Dan suffered much stress during the last two
>years during his battle with Archie and this surely contributed to his ill
>health over the past year.
>
>I hope you b*******s at Archie are happy. Sue me if you wish.
>
>Mike Curtis & Carole Curtis
>SHANDA FANTASY ARTS
Carey M. Furlong
Questions & Answers
Message 127 -
2001-12-20 at 19:14:12
> Could someone advise me (off list, if this is an old and annoying
> subject for those gathered here) where a good place to go for Gladstone
> Albums and back issues might be?
Ebay might be the best place. I see them there all the time, and the only
search string I enter is "uncle scrooge."
> Also - and this will let you all know you seriously "out-of-the-loop" I
> am - what happened to John Nichols and Bear Mountain Enterprises?
I'd like to know this myself. He seemed to just disappear about a year ago.
Carey Furlong
Huntington Beach, CA USA
> subject for those gathered here) where a good place to go for Gladstone
> Albums and back issues might be?
Ebay might be the best place. I see them there all the time, and the only
search string I enter is "uncle scrooge."
> Also - and this will let you all know you seriously "out-of-the-loop" I
> am - what happened to John Nichols and Bear Mountain Enterprises?
I'd like to know this myself. He seemed to just disappear about a year ago.
Carey Furlong
Huntington Beach, CA USA
Olivier
Update and, more importantly, ...
Message 128 -
2001-12-21 at 19:23:18
Happy holiday and a very merry, peaceful, restful and joyful Christmas to you all!
Olivier
PS-- M&D update:
- "Gifts for Shacktown" wallpaper (616*768) (191.3 kb) in the Treasure Chest
- 5 new images in the Walt Disney Centennial Special--
4 posters for MM & DD shorts, and the cover of Mickey Mouse Magazine number 9 (vol 1, June 1936) (814*1157, 583.3 kb)
Olivier
PS-- M&D update:
- "Gifts for Shacktown" wallpaper (616*768) (191.3 kb) in the Treasure Chest
- 5 new images in the Walt Disney Centennial Special--
4 posters for MM & DD shorts, and the cover of Mickey Mouse Magazine number 9 (vol 1, June 1936) (814*1157, 583.3 kb)
Eero-Pekka Halinen
DCML digest, Vol 1 #770 - 5 msgs
Message 129 -
2001-12-22 at 22:44:02
> > 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
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> > 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
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Merry Xmas!!
Message 130 -
2001-12-23 at 17:32:39
Merry Christmas to all! And Happy New Year!!
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KOMIX #163
Message 131 -
2001-12-23 at 22:46:40
Hi all
Here's what's in this month's issue of Komix:
* Cover by Don Rosa, from Picsou #347. I have put a
scan in:
http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage/temp/Komix163.JPG
* A two-page letters column. Among the letters, there
is one by Anders C. Sivebaek, talking about Don Rosa's
pre-work books and his Komix collection. So, here's
the answer from the editor of the column:
"Anders is one of the most ardent/warm Komix readers
we've ever met! The older readers will remember him
from his previous letters. From the extract [was your
letter very big Anders?] of that e-mail who sent us,
the most impressive is the fact that some people's
love, who are living far away, bring us all together.
Dear Anders, we thank you for your, always, polite and
proper remarks!"
The rest of the letters are about Aragones' "Space
Circus", digital comics and the new Lo$ chapter.
* A two-page column with "Komix News". Most important
(for me at least) is the part about my page! They put
a photo of my home page, the address and a nice text
explaining what a user will find there :-)
The rest of the news are about Don's new story with
Gyro, the 29th Angulem festival, the Italian edition
of "The Comics Journal", and the new movie "From
Hell".
* Romano Scarpa's "Le Delizie Natalizie" (28 pages),
first published on December 19th 1954. Story code I AO
54051-A.
* A three-page article titled "Opportunists and Dreams
in the Snow", subtitled "Don Rosa writes about the
Hearts of the Yukon".
* Carl Barks' "Gladstone's Usual Very Good Year" (10
pages), first published on January 1952, from Walt
Disney Comics and Stories #388. Story code W WDC
136-02.
* A four-page article titled "From Conan the Barbarian
to Groo", subtitled "Barbarian Comics and Heroic Goofs
from two Master Artists"
* Sergio Aragones' "Groo and Rufferto" (part 1 of 4),
first published in 1998. I hope this will be the last
non-disney story...
Next issue will come out on February 1st with 1 story
by many artists (I have no idea which story is that)
and part 2 of "Groo and Rufferto".
Finally, Komix' price is ?2,64
Merry Christmas
=====
Apostolis Trikourakis, Athens, Greece
E-mail: komixgreekpage at yahoo.com
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage
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Here's what's in this month's issue of Komix:
* Cover by Don Rosa, from Picsou #347. I have put a
scan in:
http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage/temp/Komix163.JPG
* A two-page letters column. Among the letters, there
is one by Anders C. Sivebaek, talking about Don Rosa's
pre-work books and his Komix collection. So, here's
the answer from the editor of the column:
"Anders is one of the most ardent/warm Komix readers
we've ever met! The older readers will remember him
from his previous letters. From the extract [was your
letter very big Anders?] of that e-mail who sent us,
the most impressive is the fact that some people's
love, who are living far away, bring us all together.
Dear Anders, we thank you for your, always, polite and
proper remarks!"
The rest of the letters are about Aragones' "Space
Circus", digital comics and the new Lo$ chapter.
* A two-page column with "Komix News". Most important
(for me at least) is the part about my page! They put
a photo of my home page, the address and a nice text
explaining what a user will find there :-)
The rest of the news are about Don's new story with
Gyro, the 29th Angulem festival, the Italian edition
of "The Comics Journal", and the new movie "From
Hell".
* Romano Scarpa's "Le Delizie Natalizie" (28 pages),
first published on December 19th 1954. Story code I AO
54051-A.
* A three-page article titled "Opportunists and Dreams
in the Snow", subtitled "Don Rosa writes about the
Hearts of the Yukon".
* Carl Barks' "Gladstone's Usual Very Good Year" (10
pages), first published on January 1952, from Walt
Disney Comics and Stories #388. Story code W WDC
136-02.
* A four-page article titled "From Conan the Barbarian
to Groo", subtitled "Barbarian Comics and Heroic Goofs
from two Master Artists"
* Sergio Aragones' "Groo and Rufferto" (part 1 of 4),
first published in 1998. I hope this will be the last
non-disney story...
Next issue will come out on February 1st with 1 story
by many artists (I have no idea which story is that)
and part 2 of "Groo and Rufferto".
Finally, Komix' price is ?2,64
Merry Christmas
=====
Apostolis Trikourakis, Athens, Greece
E-mail: komixgreekpage at yahoo.com
Web Site: http://www.geocities.com/komixgreekpage
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Greetings
Message 132 -
2001-12-23 at 23:51:43
Merry Christmas to all the friends and members in the list.
GEORGIOS
GEORGIOS
Daniel Vasset
DCML digest, Vol 1 #777 - 3 msgs
Message 133 -
2001-12-24 at 13:08:38
Yes.
A merry christmas and a happy new year to you all!!
Best wishes Daniel,Norway
=====
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Member of DCML Mailinglist,
and DUCKhunt Mailinglist.
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A merry christmas and a happy new year to you all!!
Best wishes Daniel,Norway
=====
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Daniel Vasset Haugsb?
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Xmas greetings from Rob K.
Message 134 -
2001-12-24 at 13:56:05
Hi everyone. I hope all of you have very enjoyable holidays and the very best
new year ever. My drawn Disney holiday card will be viewable as soon as one of
my friends puts it on their website. When that is done, they will inform DCML
of the web address. Thanks for the your interesting messages this past year.
Rob
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new year ever. My drawn Disney holiday card will be viewable as soon as one of
my friends puts it on their website. When that is done, they will inform DCML
of the web address. Thanks for the your interesting messages this past year.
Rob
Klein
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Merry X-mas
Message 135 -
2001-12-24 at 18:31:10
Hello everybody!
My warmest wishes of Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, hoping that the old
Chinese curse "May you live interesting time" would be delayed for a while
on this old, tattered planet...
By the way, thank you for your (*almost* always) interesting mails on the
list. Keep it on! They're useful for the cartoonists in our work,
C?sar
My warmest wishes of Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, hoping that the old
Chinese curse "May you live interesting time" would be delayed for a while
on this old, tattered planet...
By the way, thank you for your (*almost* always) interesting mails on the
list. Keep it on! They're useful for the cartoonists in our work,
C?sar