In Don Rosa's "Attack of the Hideous Space Varmints"
Scrooge & Co are using a space-rocket which seems to
have appeared earlier in a Barks-story. Can anyone
here tell me what Barks-story that is?
Sigvald :-)
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Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
Barks/Rosa Space-rocket
Message 1 -
2002-06-01 at 01:08:56
Thomas Johnson
Comics online
Message 2 -
2002-06-01 at 03:31:46
Why don't all the Barks fans around the world get together...have each person scan one story into their computer...and then all the stories could be shared by email or whatever. It's so sad that kids today don't have access to these great stories.
Thomas Johnson tjohnson at surfnetusa.com
Thomas Johnson tjohnson at surfnetusa.com
Claudio Eckert
Vacation Parade 2
Message 3 -
2002-06-01 at 10:06:44
Frank:
>>I can exactly remember Ede (Zeke) Wolf trying to grab
>>that ugly duckling
Me, too! I'm still thinking I've seen it in a early 70s publication (not
1976). But could'n find it yet.
<<BTW Your new site http://www.seite42.de is cute!>>
Thank you :-) It's still at the very beginning, but I' going to make some
updates in the next future. If someone likes to build a paper model of
Donald's, Mickey's or Grandma's car right now - well, have a look! (for
non-German members: just click on Grandma's car on the homepage)
Claudio
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>>I can exactly remember Ede (Zeke) Wolf trying to grab
>>that ugly duckling
Me, too! I'm still thinking I've seen it in a early 70s publication (not
1976). But could'n find it yet.
<<BTW Your new site http://www.seite42.de is cute!>>
Thank you :-) It's still at the very beginning, but I' going to make some
updates in the next future. If someone likes to build a paper model of
Donald's, Mickey's or Grandma's car right now - well, have a look! (for
non-German members: just click on Grandma's car on the homepage)
Claudio
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Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
Comics online
Message 4 -
2002-06-01 at 15:59:44
Thomas Johnson <tjohnson at surfnetusa.com> skrev:
> Why don't all the Barks fans around the world get
> together...have each person scan one story into
> their computer...and then all the stories could be
> shared by email or whatever. It's so sad that kids
> today don't have access to these great stories.
There are something called copyrights. And Di$ney Co
wouldn't like what you suggest.
Sigvald :-)
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> Why don't all the Barks fans around the world get
> together...have each person scan one story into
> their computer...and then all the stories could be
> shared by email or whatever. It's so sad that kids
> today don't have access to these great stories.
There are something called copyrights. And Di$ney Co
wouldn't like what you suggest.
Sigvald :-)
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SRoweCanoe
Websites?
Message 5 -
2002-06-01 at 16:15:34
lost some of my website addresses, including INDucks...
can somebody post them?
in particular I am looking to see where "Silver Don" a story by
Mark Shaw = which he based on the writings of Manly Wade Wellman= appeared
I would even more appreciate if someone could get me a copy
(I would trade $$ or old us comics for it)
steven rowe
can somebody post them?
in particular I am looking to see where "Silver Don" a story by
Mark Shaw = which he based on the writings of Manly Wade Wellman= appeared
I would even more appreciate if someone could get me a copy
(I would trade $$ or old us comics for it)
steven rowe
Ronald Alphin
Bucky Bug
Message 6 -
2002-06-01 at 18:33:11
Could anyone find a sample newspaper comic strip from the Disney Comics "Bugs in Love" from the early 1930's. I understand that the cartoon was created in 1932 and the character first appeared in the story "Bucky Makes His Name". Please help.
Goofy313g
Need help from a French friend... Prof Durandus
Message 7 -
2002-06-01 at 20:42:28
Hi!
Could somebody here answer to these questions (I'd bet you can, Fran?ois):
How many times does the Prof Durandus appear? (COA says 3)
Does he only appear in "Mickey MOuse time travel" series ?
I thought Pierre nicholas was the only drawer of this series? but it seems
that the 5 first episodes are drawn by a Louis Santel alias "t?nas"
I have the first episode of the series and it is the only episode I have were
I can see Durandus. Does Pierre Nicholas draw this character the same way
than Louis Santel?
I saw that the first page of the 5th episode is drawn by Louis "T?nas"
Santel? and the 4 other pages are by Nicholas. Did Santel die during the time
he was drawing the story? or what happened?
Gilles MAURICE
Could somebody here answer to these questions (I'd bet you can, Fran?ois):
How many times does the Prof Durandus appear? (COA says 3)
Does he only appear in "Mickey MOuse time travel" series ?
I thought Pierre nicholas was the only drawer of this series? but it seems
that the 5 first episodes are drawn by a Louis Santel alias "t?nas"
I have the first episode of the series and it is the only episode I have were
I can see Durandus. Does Pierre Nicholas draw this character the same way
than Louis Santel?
I saw that the first page of the 5th episode is drawn by Louis "T?nas"
Santel? and the 4 other pages are by Nicholas. Did Santel die during the time
he was drawing the story? or what happened?
Gilles MAURICE
Francois Willot
Ténas/prof Durandus
Message 8 -
2002-06-02 at 00:34:00
Gilles:
>How many times does the Prof Durandus appear? (COA
>says 3)
That's probably three (most French Disney stories are
listed in the Inducks).
>I thought Pierre nicholas was the only drawer of this
>series? but it seems that the 5 first episodes are
>drawn by a Louis Santel alias "ténas"
That's the truth, and it's obvious when you compare
the style.
>I have the first episode of the series and it is the
>only episode I have were I can see Durandus. Does
>Pierre Nicholas draw this character the same way than
>Louis Santel?
It's the same character but Pierre Nicolas (without h)
drew him with his own style, better than Tenas' when
it comes to Disney comics.
>I saw that the first page of the 5th episode is drawn
>by Louis "Ténas" Santel? and the 4 other pages are by
>Nicholas. Did Santel die during the time he was
>drawing the story? or what happened?
Tenas was there to help create a new studio for
producing comics. He drew the first pages of "Mickey
through times", and some of the first covers of the
weekly.
(Ténas was one of the artists and boss of the Belgian
Mickey Magazine, very similar to the French weekly. So
he had experience of this, while Pierre Nicolas had
noone).
Later, Ténas did a few non-Disney comics (like Onkr)
and a Mickey story in 1978 (-> Inducks).
Francois
Inducks: http://coa.duckburg.dk/coa/c1/
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>How many times does the Prof Durandus appear? (COA
>says 3)
That's probably three (most French Disney stories are
listed in the Inducks).
>I thought Pierre nicholas was the only drawer of this
>series? but it seems that the 5 first episodes are
>drawn by a Louis Santel alias "ténas"
That's the truth, and it's obvious when you compare
the style.
>I have the first episode of the series and it is the
>only episode I have were I can see Durandus. Does
>Pierre Nicholas draw this character the same way than
>Louis Santel?
It's the same character but Pierre Nicolas (without h)
drew him with his own style, better than Tenas' when
it comes to Disney comics.
>I saw that the first page of the 5th episode is drawn
>by Louis "Ténas" Santel? and the 4 other pages are by
>Nicholas. Did Santel die during the time he was
>drawing the story? or what happened?
Tenas was there to help create a new studio for
producing comics. He drew the first pages of "Mickey
through times", and some of the first covers of the
weekly.
(Ténas was one of the artists and boss of the Belgian
Mickey Magazine, very similar to the French weekly. So
he had experience of this, while Pierre Nicolas had
noone).
Later, Ténas did a few non-Disney comics (like Onkr)
and a Mickey story in 1978 (-> Inducks).
Francois
Inducks: http://coa.duckburg.dk/coa/c1/
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Sigvald : Space-Rockets
Message 9 -
2002-06-02 at 14:30:59
Hi!
I already asked myself about this. I looked in every story I had by Barks
about space travel (I'll probably add a section about this in my website) .
Here is the list :
WUS 24 : The 24 Carats Moon
WUS 29 : Island in the Sky
WUS 46 : Lost Beneath the Sea (not exactly space travel, but there are
Martians)
WUS 49 : The Loony Lunar Gold Rush
WUS 53 : Interplanetary Postman
WUS 65 : Micro-Ducks from Outer Space
WDC 44 : The Mad Chemist
WDC 220 : Rocket-Roasted Christmas Turkey
OS 1025 : On the Dream Planet
But there isn't any rocket which looks like the one in Rosa's "Attack of the
Hideous Space Varmints"...
Gilles MAURICE
I already asked myself about this. I looked in every story I had by Barks
about space travel (I'll probably add a section about this in my website) .
Here is the list :
WUS 24 : The 24 Carats Moon
WUS 29 : Island in the Sky
WUS 46 : Lost Beneath the Sea (not exactly space travel, but there are
Martians)
WUS 49 : The Loony Lunar Gold Rush
WUS 53 : Interplanetary Postman
WUS 65 : Micro-Ducks from Outer Space
WDC 44 : The Mad Chemist
WDC 220 : Rocket-Roasted Christmas Turkey
OS 1025 : On the Dream Planet
But there isn't any rocket which looks like the one in Rosa's "Attack of the
Hideous Space Varmints"...
Gilles MAURICE
Goofy313g
Donald's car
Message 10 -
2002-06-02 at 14:43:18
Hi!
I will probably add a link to your page about paper model cars, Frank, if you
don't mind.
In Le Journal de MIckey 2497, a Paper model of Donald's 313 car has been
given, but it is different from the one you show on your page.
I will probably publish the plans in my site, or maybe I'll give you a scan
of it, if you prefer...
a photograph of the final built model can be seen at :
http://goofy313g.free.fr/calisota_online/cars/313.html
Gilles MAURICE
I will probably add a link to your page about paper model cars, Frank, if you
don't mind.
In Le Journal de MIckey 2497, a Paper model of Donald's 313 car has been
given, but it is different from the one you show on your page.
I will probably publish the plans in my site, or maybe I'll give you a scan
of it, if you prefer...
a photograph of the final built model can be seen at :
http://goofy313g.free.fr/calisota_online/cars/313.html
Gilles MAURICE
Frank Bubacz
Barks rockets
Message 11 -
2002-06-02 at 14:56:05
Hi Gilles (and Sigvald)
The paper model site is actually Claudio's...
I don't know what the rocket in the Rosa story looks like, but don't forget
to look up Barks' ten-pager in WDC 93 and its remake in WDC 212!
Frank
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The paper model site is actually Claudio's...
I don't know what the rocket in the Rosa story looks like, but don't forget
to look up Barks' ten-pager in WDC 93 and its remake in WDC 212!
Frank
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Klaus Harms
Final word on off-topic "Dutch" discussion
Message 12 -
2002-06-02 at 15:19:24
Harry Fluks:
> Apparently, peoples call other peoples by a name they like. The
> Germans, who
> call themselves Deutsch, are called Allemand by the French. And the
> Italians
> call them Tedeschi (as I experienced this week, when someone in Rome
> thought
> I was a German).
Actually, the Italian "Tedesco" and German "deutsch" are both derived
from a single latinized word "theodiscus" of Germanic origin (as is the
Danish word "tysk"), indeed
meaning "people". The English call us "Germans" (despite being of
Germanic origin themselves), the French "Allemands"
(pointing to the Alemans, a Germanic tribe), the Polish "Niemzij" or
thereabouts (meaning "strangers"), the Baltic people (and Finnish?)
"Saksalaiset" (pointing to Saxon tribes), the Austrians "Piefkes" (just
kidding).
Klaus
(sorry for the off-topic, but I couldn't resist)
> Apparently, peoples call other peoples by a name they like. The
> Germans, who
> call themselves Deutsch, are called Allemand by the French. And the
> Italians
> call them Tedeschi (as I experienced this week, when someone in Rome
> thought
> I was a German).
Actually, the Italian "Tedesco" and German "deutsch" are both derived
from a single latinized word "theodiscus" of Germanic origin (as is the
Danish word "tysk"), indeed
meaning "people". The English call us "Germans" (despite being of
Germanic origin themselves), the French "Allemands"
(pointing to the Alemans, a Germanic tribe), the Polish "Niemzij" or
thereabouts (meaning "strangers"), the Baltic people (and Finnish?)
"Saksalaiset" (pointing to Saxon tribes), the Austrians "Piefkes" (just
kidding).
Klaus
(sorry for the off-topic, but I couldn't resist)
Timo Ronkainen
Sigvald : Space-Rockets
Message 13 -
2002-06-02 at 16:52:42
>I already asked myself about this. I looked in every story I had by Barks
>about space travel
There is still one (at least): W DISBP 1-03
Disneyland Birthday Party -story by Barks. Uncle Scrooge and Gyro.
And the rocket which they use is the one (if I recall right).
Timo
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>about space travel
There is still one (at least): W DISBP 1-03
Disneyland Birthday Party -story by Barks. Uncle Scrooge and Gyro.
And the rocket which they use is the one (if I recall right).
Timo
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Doctor Einmug
Message 14 -
2002-06-02 at 17:17:48
Hi!
This question is about doctor Einmug...
His face color is usually pink.
But I saw in a Mickey Parade, which published a story of Atomino Bip-Bip, on
an article before this story, a picture of Einmug from his first story by
Gottfredson where he has a purple face.
Can anyone tell me in which publications he has this purple color, and if he
has it in other stories?
Can anyone send me scans of him in his second story, by Scarpa?
(about colors, Atomino Bipbip's color is usually blue, but I saw a lot of
publications in which he was pink, looking more like Eega Beeva.)
I saw on Rich's Hoozoo pages that Atomino has a twin in a story. Does anyone
have scans of him?
This question is about doctor Einmug...
His face color is usually pink.
But I saw in a Mickey Parade, which published a story of Atomino Bip-Bip, on
an article before this story, a picture of Einmug from his first story by
Gottfredson where he has a purple face.
Can anyone tell me in which publications he has this purple color, and if he
has it in other stories?
Can anyone send me scans of him in his second story, by Scarpa?
(about colors, Atomino Bipbip's color is usually blue, but I saw a lot of
publications in which he was pink, looking more like Eega Beeva.)
I saw on Rich's Hoozoo pages that Atomino has a twin in a story. Does anyone
have scans of him?
Goofy313g
Rockets
Message 15 -
2002-06-02 at 17:59:34
Timo:
>>>There is still one (at least): W DISBP 1-03Disneyland Birthday Party
-story by
>>>Barks. Uncle Scrooge and Gyro.And the rocket which they use is the one (if
I recall
>>>right).
Could anyone here send me scans of this rocket, please?
I need it both in my deja-vu page and my future space-travel page...
thanx
Gilles
>>>There is still one (at least): W DISBP 1-03Disneyland Birthday Party
-story by
>>>Barks. Uncle Scrooge and Gyro.And the rocket which they use is the one (if
I recall
>>>right).
Could anyone here send me scans of this rocket, please?
I need it both in my deja-vu page and my future space-travel page...
thanx
Gilles