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From: "Sigvald Gr?sfjeld jr." <sigvald4 at yahoo.no>
To: "DCML" <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 2:50 PM
Subject: DB landmarks - Summary I
> Fort Duckburg (in Black forest)
Just FYI: This is the HTML code for a dot.
Stefan
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Stefan Persson
DB landmarks - Summary I
Message 406 -
2002-06-24 at 15:56:07
Stefan Persson
"The Sharpie of The Culebra Cut" in Scandinavian weeklies 39-41-2002
Message 407 -
2002-06-24 at 18:07:26
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sigvald Gr?sfjeld jr." <sigvald4 at yahoo.no>
To: "DCML" <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: "The Sharpie of The Culebra Cut" in Scandinavian weeklies
39-41-2002
> > From a Swedish source I have now been told that
> > "The Sharpie of the Culebra Cut" will be published
> > in the scandinavien weeklies #39-41 2002.
>
> Until then it can be read here:
> http://duckman.pettho.com/gallery/ccut.html
I just read at that page:
"By April/May 2002 Don Rosa had finished the extra splash-panels for the
serial version. He says: "I sent extra art in to Egmont which combined the
panels at the top of page 10 (where the Bucyrus steam shovel blunders onto a
train car and goes on a wild ride) into a large splash panel with insets to
open part 2. "
Is that considered a part of F PM 01201, or did Egmont assign a different
code to the extra art?
Stefan
From: "Sigvald Gr?sfjeld jr." <sigvald4 at yahoo.no>
To: "DCML" <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 1:49 PM
Subject: Re: "The Sharpie of The Culebra Cut" in Scandinavian weeklies
39-41-2002
> > From a Swedish source I have now been told that
> > "The Sharpie of the Culebra Cut" will be published
> > in the scandinavien weeklies #39-41 2002.
>
> Until then it can be read here:
> http://duckman.pettho.com/gallery/ccut.html
I just read at that page:
"By April/May 2002 Don Rosa had finished the extra splash-panels for the
serial version. He says: "I sent extra art in to Egmont which combined the
panels at the top of page 10 (where the Bucyrus steam shovel blunders onto a
train car and goes on a wild ride) into a large splash panel with insets to
open part 2. "
Is that considered a part of F PM 01201, or did Egmont assign a different
code to the extra art?
Stefan
H.W.Fluks
"TVTOYS" exhibition in Dieren
Message 408 -
2002-06-24 at 19:08:17
Last week I attended the opening of an exhibition about 50 years of Dutch
DONALD DUCK weekly in Dieren (NL). I put some photos on the web at:
http://inducks.org/dd50/fotos/
--Harry.
DONALD DUCK weekly in Dieren (NL). I put some photos on the web at:
http://inducks.org/dd50/fotos/
--Harry.
H.W.Fluks
A note for Sigvald
Message 409 -
2002-06-24 at 19:15:49
Siggr?s Valdfjeld:
> 1) The original English-language version of the
> blueprints are NOT published so there is no booklet to
> mention AFAIK.
The b/w scans were taken from a booklet that was distributed at the San
Diego comic con last year.
> 2) My experience is that people normally don't wish to
> have their name mentioned when they provide me with
> scans.
Is that a reason to assume that everyone wishes the same?
(And why would a name be OK here on DCML and on my website, but not on
*your* website?)
> > Of course, you could also have asked the original
> > scanner for new scans.
>
> Sure, If I had known that person I would.
You could have guessed that I would know him.
Anyway, I assume Carey read your message here on DCML.
--Harry.
> 1) The original English-language version of the
> blueprints are NOT published so there is no booklet to
> mention AFAIK.
The b/w scans were taken from a booklet that was distributed at the San
Diego comic con last year.
> 2) My experience is that people normally don't wish to
> have their name mentioned when they provide me with
> scans.
Is that a reason to assume that everyone wishes the same?
(And why would a name be OK here on DCML and on my website, but not on
*your* website?)
> > Of course, you could also have asked the original
> > scanner for new scans.
>
> Sure, If I had known that person I would.
You could have guessed that I would know him.
Anyway, I assume Carey read your message here on DCML.
--Harry.
Shad Z.
Disney Adventures vol 12, no 3 (May 2002)
Message 410 -
2002-06-24 at 19:43:25
----- Original Message -----
From: "Shad Z." <shadz at email.com>
>
> 3) Stitch: "On Top of the World!", JZ648, 4 pages.
> Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano.
> Stich is from the upcoming movie "Lilo & Stich".
> Other characters include Jumba Jookiba and Number 625.
>
> 4) Lilo: "Sue-Whatsi?!?", JZ647, 4 pages.
> Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano.
> Lilo is from the upcoming movie "Lilo & Stich".
I made an error; both of these stories have art assist
by Dario Clabria.
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From: "Shad Z." <shadz at email.com>
>
> 3) Stitch: "On Top of the World!", JZ648, 4 pages.
> Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano.
> Stich is from the upcoming movie "Lilo & Stich".
> Other characters include Jumba Jookiba and Number 625.
>
> 4) Lilo: "Sue-Whatsi?!?", JZ647, 4 pages.
> Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano.
> Lilo is from the upcoming movie "Lilo & Stich".
I made an error; both of these stories have art assist
by Dario Clabria.
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Disney Adventures vol 12, no 3 (May 2002)
Message 411 -
2002-06-24 at 19:48:22
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Subject: Disney Adventures vol 12, no 3 (May 2002)
. . . . and I also made a HUGE error. The May issue
that I wrote about is NOT Vol 12 No 3, it is Vol 12 No 4!!
The real Vol 12 No 3 is the April 2002 issue . . .
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From: "Shad Z." <shadz at email.com>
Subject: Disney Adventures vol 12, no 3 (May 2002)
. . . . and I also made a HUGE error. The May issue
that I wrote about is NOT Vol 12 No 3, it is Vol 12 No 4!!
The real Vol 12 No 3 is the April 2002 issue . . .
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Disney Adventures vol 12, no 3 (April 2002)
Message 412 -
2002-06-24 at 19:52:15
Here are the comics that appeared in the April 2002
Disney Adventures, which is the REAL vol 12, no 3
Matt Feazel's content page doodles are given story code JZ629
1)Toy Story 2: "Pony Tale!", JZ635, 3 pages.
Story by John Green. Pencils by Greg Schigiel. Inks by Walden
Wong.
Characters include Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Bullseye, Mr.
Potatohead, Rex, Hamm, Slinky Dog and the Green Army Men.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
2)Aladdin: "Rug-Racers!", JZ632, 4 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Pencils by Al Bigley. Inks by Jeff
Albrecht.
Additional characters include Genie, Jasmine, Abu and Carpet.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
3)Beauty and the Beast: "Time Flies!", JZ633, 1 page.
Story by Howard Mackie. Pencils by Steven Butler. Inks by Jim
Amash.
Characters include Belle, Cogsworth and Lumiere.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
4)The Lion King: "Just Lion Around!", JZ638, 4 pages.
Story by John Green. Pencils by Yancy Labat. Inks by Scott
Koblish.
Characters include Simba, Zazu, Timon and Pumbaa.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
5)The Emperpr's New Groove: "Trick Play!", JZ637, 3 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Matt Maley.
Characters include Kuzco, Kronk, Yzma and Bucky the Squirrel.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
6)Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: "A Grumpy Face!", JZ636, 1
page.
Story by Michael Stewart. Pencils by Yancy Labat. Inks by Scott
Koblish.
Characters include Snow White, Grumpy, Happy, Dopey, Doc,
Bashful, Sleepy and Sneezy.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
7)Monsters, Inc.: "A Sticky Situation!", JZ631, 4 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Pencils by Al Bigley. Inks by Jeff
Albrecht.
Characters include Mike, Sulley, Randall and the Child Detection
Agency agents.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
8)Mulan: "Crouching Crikee, Hidden Mushu!", JZ630, 2 pages.
Story by John Green. Pencils by Steven Butler. Inks by Jim
Amash.
Additional characters include Mushu, Crikee and Little Brother.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
9)A Bug's Life: "Francis the Fantasyic!", JZ634, 2 pages.
Story by John Green. Pencils by Al Bigley. Inks by Jeff
Albrecht.
Characters include Frances, Slim, Gypsy, Heimlich, Manny,
Flik, Dot, Rosie and Tuck & Roll.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
10) The Last Laugh: "Pranks Monsters Play!", JZ639, 1 page.
Written by John Green. Art by Jim Paillot.
In this issue only, 'The Last Laugh" appears at the start
of the comics section (instead of the end) and is called
'The FIRST Laugh'. But it is the same feature . . .
11) Spy Kids: "The Invisible Enemy!", JZ640, 2 pages.
Story by Steve Behling. Art by Christine Norrie.
Spy Kids is not a Disney property, it is copyright Miramax
Film Corp.
12) Stitch: "See Ya Later, Stich!", JZ641, 4 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano. Art Assist
by Dario Clabria.
Other characters include Jumba Jookiba and Number 625.
13) Lilo: "Matchmaker!", JZ64, 4 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano. Art Assist
by Dario Clabria.
Other characters include Nani and David Kawena.
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Disney Adventures, which is the REAL vol 12, no 3
Matt Feazel's content page doodles are given story code JZ629
1)Toy Story 2: "Pony Tale!", JZ635, 3 pages.
Story by John Green. Pencils by Greg Schigiel. Inks by Walden
Wong.
Characters include Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Bullseye, Mr.
Potatohead, Rex, Hamm, Slinky Dog and the Green Army Men.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
2)Aladdin: "Rug-Racers!", JZ632, 4 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Pencils by Al Bigley. Inks by Jeff
Albrecht.
Additional characters include Genie, Jasmine, Abu and Carpet.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
3)Beauty and the Beast: "Time Flies!", JZ633, 1 page.
Story by Howard Mackie. Pencils by Steven Butler. Inks by Jim
Amash.
Characters include Belle, Cogsworth and Lumiere.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
4)The Lion King: "Just Lion Around!", JZ638, 4 pages.
Story by John Green. Pencils by Yancy Labat. Inks by Scott
Koblish.
Characters include Simba, Zazu, Timon and Pumbaa.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
5)The Emperpr's New Groove: "Trick Play!", JZ637, 3 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Matt Maley.
Characters include Kuzco, Kronk, Yzma and Bucky the Squirrel.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
6)Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs: "A Grumpy Face!", JZ636, 1
page.
Story by Michael Stewart. Pencils by Yancy Labat. Inks by Scott
Koblish.
Characters include Snow White, Grumpy, Happy, Dopey, Doc,
Bashful, Sleepy and Sneezy.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
7)Monsters, Inc.: "A Sticky Situation!", JZ631, 4 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Pencils by Al Bigley. Inks by Jeff
Albrecht.
Characters include Mike, Sulley, Randall and the Child Detection
Agency agents.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
8)Mulan: "Crouching Crikee, Hidden Mushu!", JZ630, 2 pages.
Story by John Green. Pencils by Steven Butler. Inks by Jim
Amash.
Additional characters include Mushu, Crikee and Little Brother.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
9)A Bug's Life: "Francis the Fantasyic!", JZ634, 2 pages.
Story by John Green. Pencils by Al Bigley. Inks by Jeff
Albrecht.
Characters include Frances, Slim, Gypsy, Heimlich, Manny,
Flik, Dot, Rosie and Tuck & Roll.
This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
reprints.
10) The Last Laugh: "Pranks Monsters Play!", JZ639, 1 page.
Written by John Green. Art by Jim Paillot.
In this issue only, 'The Last Laugh" appears at the start
of the comics section (instead of the end) and is called
'The FIRST Laugh'. But it is the same feature . . .
11) Spy Kids: "The Invisible Enemy!", JZ640, 2 pages.
Story by Steve Behling. Art by Christine Norrie.
Spy Kids is not a Disney property, it is copyright Miramax
Film Corp.
12) Stitch: "See Ya Later, Stich!", JZ641, 4 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano. Art Assist
by Dario Clabria.
Other characters include Jumba Jookiba and Number 625.
13) Lilo: "Matchmaker!", JZ64, 4 pages.
Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano. Art Assist
by Dario Clabria.
Other characters include Nani and David Kawena.
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Disney Adventures vol 12, no 3 (April 2002)
Message 413 -
2002-06-24 at 20:17:55
----- Original Message -----
From: "Shad Z." <shadz at email.com>
>
> 9)A Bug's Life: "Francis the Fantasyic!", JZ634, 2 pages.
> Story by John Green. Pencils by Al Bigley. Inks by Jeff
> Albrecht.
> Characters include Frances, Slim, Gypsy, Heimlich, Manny,
> Flik, Dot, Rosie and Tuck & Roll.
> This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
> contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
> errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
> reprints.
The title is actually "Francis the Fantastic!"
>
> 13) Lilo: "Matchmaker!", JZ64, 4 pages.
> Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano. Art Assist
> by Dario Clabria.
> Other characters include Nani and David Kawena.
The story code is really JZ642
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From: "Shad Z." <shadz at email.com>
>
> 9)A Bug's Life: "Francis the Fantasyic!", JZ634, 2 pages.
> Story by John Green. Pencils by Al Bigley. Inks by Jeff
> Albrecht.
> Characters include Frances, Slim, Gypsy, Heimlich, Manny,
> Flik, Dot, Rosie and Tuck & Roll.
> This story has many intentional art errors, because there is a
> contest in this issue of Disney Adventures to find all the
> errors. I assume that the errors will be fixed in future
> reprints.
The title is actually "Francis the Fantastic!"
>
> 13) Lilo: "Matchmaker!", JZ64, 4 pages.
> Story by Michael Stewart. Art by Giovanni Rigano. Art Assist
> by Dario Clabria.
> Other characters include Nani and David Kawena.
The story code is really JZ642
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Stranger Than Fiction
Message 414 -
2002-06-24 at 20:28:07
>From: "Gerd Syllwasschy"
>On the other hand, I tend to think that the editors would have prefered to
>confine their cuts to a single place if possible. Otherwise it would have
>meant too much extra work for the layouter.
Sounds logical to me. So let's agree that the cuts were made in page 8 and 9
of the surviving version. I'm not sure though if the bottom half of page 9
was left untouched, as you suggest. My aesthetic sense is slightly disturbed
by the fact that only HDL and the psychiatrist can be seen fleeing, but not
the police, who deserve it as well. And don't all good things come in
threes?
BTW the "sloppiness" of Barks' art in the early sixties, as I called it, is
of course due to his heavy workload at that time, having to do all the
Grandma and Daisy stuff. Just in case anybody felt offended.
Frank
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>On the other hand, I tend to think that the editors would have prefered to
>confine their cuts to a single place if possible. Otherwise it would have
>meant too much extra work for the layouter.
Sounds logical to me. So let's agree that the cuts were made in page 8 and 9
of the surviving version. I'm not sure though if the bottom half of page 9
was left untouched, as you suggest. My aesthetic sense is slightly disturbed
by the fact that only HDL and the psychiatrist can be seen fleeing, but not
the police, who deserve it as well. And don't all good things come in
threes?
BTW the "sloppiness" of Barks' art in the early sixties, as I called it, is
of course due to his heavy workload at that time, having to do all the
Grandma and Daisy stuff. Just in case anybody felt offended.
Frank
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House of Haunts
Message 415 -
2002-06-24 at 21:37:15
Everyone,
Even if the House of Haunts WERE a "later version" of a classic style of
architecture, how can one reconcile its former owner "The Mad Duke of
Duckburg" with Duckburg's (original) place in 20th century America?
Chris Barat
Even if the House of Haunts WERE a "later version" of a classic style of
architecture, how can one reconcile its former owner "The Mad Duke of
Duckburg" with Duckburg's (original) place in 20th century America?
Chris Barat
UNDBKB
Norwegian fan
Message 416 -
2002-06-25 at 00:09:57
Will the Norwegian collector who sent me the Don Rosa Comics please e-mail
me.
I have misplaced your address.
Thanks,
Barry
me.
I have misplaced your address.
Thanks,
Barry
Archontis Pantsios
MIKY MAOUS & DONALD
Message 417 -
2002-06-25 at 10:34:02
Fellow Quackeroos:
Here's the most recent crop of Greek Disneys:
1) MIKY MAOUS # 1874, June 14, 2002 (100 pages; cover price: 1.20 euro)
a) Donald Duck in "La vittoria a sproposito", from "Topolino" #389, 1963 (31
pages). Script: Roberto Catalano; Art: Luciano Capitanio (Note: MM lists no
credits for that story).
b) Pluto in "Viaggiatore di guardia", from "Topolino" #2296, 1999 (20
pages). Script: Carlo Panaro; Art: Marco Forcelloni
c) Chip & Dale in "The Face-off", 10 pages. Story code and creators unknown.
d) H, L & D in "Il triplice appuntamento", from "Topolino" #2286, 1999 (10
pages). Script: Gianfranco Cordara; Art: Valerio Held
2) DONALD #55, June 2002 (100 pages; cover price: 1.75 euro)
a) Donald Duck in "Il dribbling del tombino", from "Topolino" #2282, 1999
(34 pages). Script: Gianfranco Cordara; Art: Silvio Camboni (Note: The story
is dedicated to the Brazilian soccer star Ronaldo).
b) Uncle Scrooge in "Il campione in affitto", from "Topolino" #2208, 1998
(24 pages). Script: Francesco Artibani; Art: Silvio Camboni (Note: A
caricatured Ronaldo appears in this story as well).
c) Donald and Daisy in "...alla ricerca dell' acqua forzuta", from
"Paperino" #217, 1998 (30 pages). Script: Sergio Tulipano; Art: Sandro Dossi
"Till next time,
Archontis
--------------------------------------------------
Archontis L. Pantsios, Ph.D.
Assistant Academic Dean & Professor of Economics
The American College of Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki--GREECE
Phone #: +30-310-398228
Here's the most recent crop of Greek Disneys:
1) MIKY MAOUS # 1874, June 14, 2002 (100 pages; cover price: 1.20 euro)
a) Donald Duck in "La vittoria a sproposito", from "Topolino" #389, 1963 (31
pages). Script: Roberto Catalano; Art: Luciano Capitanio (Note: MM lists no
credits for that story).
b) Pluto in "Viaggiatore di guardia", from "Topolino" #2296, 1999 (20
pages). Script: Carlo Panaro; Art: Marco Forcelloni
c) Chip & Dale in "The Face-off", 10 pages. Story code and creators unknown.
d) H, L & D in "Il triplice appuntamento", from "Topolino" #2286, 1999 (10
pages). Script: Gianfranco Cordara; Art: Valerio Held
2) DONALD #55, June 2002 (100 pages; cover price: 1.75 euro)
a) Donald Duck in "Il dribbling del tombino", from "Topolino" #2282, 1999
(34 pages). Script: Gianfranco Cordara; Art: Silvio Camboni (Note: The story
is dedicated to the Brazilian soccer star Ronaldo).
b) Uncle Scrooge in "Il campione in affitto", from "Topolino" #2208, 1998
(24 pages). Script: Francesco Artibani; Art: Silvio Camboni (Note: A
caricatured Ronaldo appears in this story as well).
c) Donald and Daisy in "...alla ricerca dell' acqua forzuta", from
"Paperino" #217, 1998 (30 pages). Script: Sergio Tulipano; Art: Sandro Dossi
"Till next time,
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
H.W.Fluks
Landmarks
Message 418 -
2002-06-25 at 10:46:04
Don:
> A publisher wants me to draw
> small scenes of a dozen famous Duckburg landmarks.
Did anyone already mention the face of a huge bird, carved in a rock
somewhere outside Duckburg? (The carving used to be of a senator.)
--Harry.
> A publisher wants me to draw
> small scenes of a dozen famous Duckburg landmarks.
Did anyone already mention the face of a huge bird, carved in a rock
somewhere outside Duckburg? (The carving used to be of a senator.)
--Harry.
H.W.Fluks
House of Haunts
Message 419 -
2002-06-25 at 10:56:49
Chris:
> Even if the House of Haunts WERE a "later version" of a
> classic style of architecture, how can one reconcile its
> former owner "The Mad Duke of Duckburg" with Duckburg's
> (original) place in 20th century America?
Er.. well.. uhm... maybe "duke" is a nickname? Or maybe he was really a duke
from Europe, who was called "Mad Duke" because he rebuilt an ancient house
in Duckburg?
And maybe "Duckburg" is also a duchy in Europe?
Actually, I don't know the English text of the story (House of Haunts), so I
don't know which details my explanation should cover... 8-)
--Harry.
> Even if the House of Haunts WERE a "later version" of a
> classic style of architecture, how can one reconcile its
> former owner "The Mad Duke of Duckburg" with Duckburg's
> (original) place in 20th century America?
Er.. well.. uhm... maybe "duke" is a nickname? Or maybe he was really a duke
from Europe, who was called "Mad Duke" because he rebuilt an ancient house
in Duckburg?
And maybe "Duckburg" is also a duchy in Europe?
Actually, I don't know the English text of the story (House of Haunts), so I
don't know which details my explanation should cover... 8-)
--Harry.
Sigvald Grøsfjeld Jr.
A note for Sigvald
Message 420 -
2002-06-25 at 11:21:14
H.W.Fluks at kpn.com skrev:
> Is it funny to mess up my name, huh?
>
> Yes. Remember the Barks story that this is
> referring to? (Translations may
> ruin the original intent of that story...)
Nope! What story is it?
>> Do that booklet have any title, number, etc?
>> Can't find it in COA/I.N.D.U.C.K.S.
>
> Carey didn't tell me the details.
Do anyone here on DCML know about these details?
>> But then I will also include information about
>> that the scans found on my page has been trimmed,
>> and off course also about who did that.
>
> Of course! It's always best to mention the
> *entire* sources of things.
In most caese, yes!
> > Sigvald :-)
>
> I know this smiley is fixed in your signature.
> But this makes your mail look strange sometimes,
> as if you're never serious.
Actualy no, I always add it manualy. I use it to show
friendlyness and that I mean no offence. When I am sad
I use this one :-(
Sigvald :-)
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> Is it funny to mess up my name, huh?
>
> Yes. Remember the Barks story that this is
> referring to? (Translations may
> ruin the original intent of that story...)
Nope! What story is it?
>> Do that booklet have any title, number, etc?
>> Can't find it in COA/I.N.D.U.C.K.S.
>
> Carey didn't tell me the details.
Do anyone here on DCML know about these details?
>> But then I will also include information about
>> that the scans found on my page has been trimmed,
>> and off course also about who did that.
>
> Of course! It's always best to mention the
> *entire* sources of things.
In most caese, yes!
> > Sigvald :-)
>
> I know this smiley is fixed in your signature.
> But this makes your mail look strange sometimes,
> as if you're never serious.
Actualy no, I always add it manualy. I use it to show
friendlyness and that I mean no offence. When I am sad
I use this one :-(
Sigvald :-)
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