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Olaf Solstrand
I know that it's still some months away, but I just have to say it. If you have
mentioned this before, please forgive me - I haven't been able to read the last
15-20 digests yet because of lack of time.

However:
September 18th is the 60th birthday of Marco Rota.
September 27th is the 75th birthday of Romano Scarpa.

Two great men, therefor this should be two great dates as well.

What I wonder is - does anyone here have the address of Master Scarpa, and the
guts to give it away, so it could be possible to send him a birthday card or
something?

Speaking of September - among other things happening this month is Don Rosa
visiting Norway and "The Sharpie of the Culebra Cut" being published in
Scandinavia. Oh, what a month it will be!

Summer greetings from
Olaf Solstrand
Martha
Since I just joined I wanted to well, say hi. I'm
Martha, Danish and I absolutely love Disney. Have for
as long as I can remember. Since I was very little I
practically idolized Carl Barks and Don Rosa, though,
I might just like Rosa a bit more due to his sense of
humour. Doesn't anyone know if he'll ever some to
Denmark? Because that'd be great!! Anyway, it's nice
to be here, I like it already!
Martha

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Fabricio Grellet
HI!

Ari once said that:

"Ok, ok, we don't actually get to keep him, just borrow (he comes to Finland
on October - more accurately to Helsinki Book Fair which is from 24th to
27th - to celebrate the book mentioned above).

But does it just feel like that to me, or do Disney comics artists visit
Finland more often than any other country? I mean Don's biannual visits,
Vicar participating in Kemi comics festival and also Scarpa planned to come
here. I remember reading here only few notions of artists' trips to other
countries."

I would like to know how these trips are made... do they have a sponsor or do they pay the trip and hotel by their own pocket?!

Thanks.

Fabricio Grellet
Timo Ronkainen
>Fabricio:
>I would like to know how these trips are made... do they have a sponsor or
>do they pay the trip and hotel by their own pocket?!

Well, publisher pays the visit. And why not, when Rosa for example sells
tens of thousands of books. And the visit, besides being good PR helps to
sell few more.

Timo

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Anders Christian Sivebaek
Hi all

Sorry for this late mail on the subject but I do have to memorate a bit
about my time here.

I found the Disney Comics pages that Per has had online already the
first time I went online (autumn 1996)-
it was my history teacher in High School who on a day reserved for
history calss told us about
the internet and showed us how to search. I know it was the purpouse to
find something historic,
but I took the chance to write disney comics in yahoo's search mashine.
And I found the pages
that I so foten visited since. I wrote down any funny thing I could -
found many barks-stories
that I missed using the databses online (it never occurred to me to use
printers or disks - no no...)

I didn't get my own email before summer 1998 and after writing a mail
to my second to favorite artist then - Don Rosa i joined the dcml and
slowly began to feel like a part of the community.
I wrote reports of my journeys in Scandinavia, Scotland, Greece and so
forth.
I meet several of the members here, including Birte, Ole, SKO, Thomas,
Poul, Rob, Dionysis, Kriton, Duco, Harry, Sigvald, Geir and latest
S?ren, Mads, Jesper and Jacob

I think it's great to be here - and I can only rephrase Harry's quote
by saying for me the last 5 years would have been completely different
without the DCML. In the middle of High Scool when next to noone cared
to talk with me, because of my weird ducky interest I found all you
fellow fans here - you have become a part of the people I call my
friends. I'm happy to have meet so many of you and I hope to meet more
of you in the future. I'm also happy to be so much more accepted at the
school where I study now, and have written articles in the school paper
about exactly the subject we discuss here - disney comics.

A. C. Sivebaek
acsive at mail.mira.dk
Anders Christian Sivebaek
Hi all
In Scandinavia (incl. Finland) and Germany reprints of the first
DD-magazines have been printed for some years - depending on the
jubilee of the publication. Ours started in 1949 and so in 1999 they
published the reprint of the year, with a long foreword by a danish
barks-fan. This tradtion has been kept, even though the years was first
parted in 2 and now in 3.
I was surprised and proud when I was first mailed by my acquaintance,
the editor, the I phoned him and later meet him about me writing the
forewords for the reprints of year 1955.
The first part (of 3) of these books is now out. I haven't seen my own
copy yet, as I'm not at my adress, but at my mother's - but thanks to
Thomas I've seen scans and I'm very satisfied and proud.
I wirte a lot about Barks-stories and the sad day when Barks died in
the first foreword - and I dedicate one page to explaining why I'm a
big fan of Don Rosa.

Is it necessary to say that I would be willing to swap? :-)

Yours proudly, trying hard to be modest
A. C. Sivebaek
acsive at mail.mira.dk
Helen Johnes
I just joined the list and would like to ask a
question to all Duck specialists out there.

I haven't read the Don Rosa story that is set in south
Africa (it's not pub'ed in India) but I heard there
was a reference to the colonial atrocities committed
against South Africans by the Dutch at page 3. Can
someone give more details?...

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Anders Christian Sivebaek
Hi all

Martha

Another danish member on my favorite mailing list - welcome to!

> Since I just joined I wanted to well, say hi. I'm
> Martha, Danish and I absolutely love Disney. Have for
> as long as I can remember. Since I was very little I
> practically idolized Carl Barks and Don Rosa, though,
> I might just like Rosa a bit more due to his sense of
> humour.
Are you insinuating that Barks didn't have humour? Cause that
would be strange :-)

> Doesn't anyone know if he'll ever come to Denmark?
Well, if there would be an occasion I guess he would -
I mean I hope that. He was here in november 1997 when the
Lo$ came out (Her er dit liv, Joakim-bogen). If another
such book would came out, maybe we could hope for another
visit? It's up to egmont, the publisher, as is stated somewhere else in
the
digest I'm replying to.

> Because that'd be great!! Anyway, it's nice
> to be here, I like it already!
Glad you do so - it's the friendliest list I've ever been on.

My friend Olaf:
> Speaking of September - among other things happening this month is
Don Rosa
> visiting Norway and "The Sharpie of the Culebra Cut" being published
in
> Scandinavia. Oh, what a month it will be!
Yes - it sure will be great. did you calculate right though? My
information says
issue 39 to 41 will publish the Sharpie - is that late september? Could
it even be so
early that it's the middle of september so I could have a signed copy
of the first part
of the story to keep forever?

Helen Johnes

> I haven't read the Don Rosa story that is set in south
> Africa (it's not pub'ed in India)
Sorry to fall ever you and welcome here - but
which stories are published in india, by Rosa?
I am myself, and I know a couple of other Rosa-fans who would
like to see indian Rosa-comics, especially if they're in english?

> but I heard there
> was a reference to the colonial atrocities committed
> against South Africans by the Dutch at page 3. Can
> someone give more details?...
I'll have to check on that - I'll come back here when I've done so.

Yours
AC
Birte & Kresten Scheel
Hi,
Congratulations A.C. - it is well deserved with your great knowledge of the ducks!
Looking forward to see the 1955 books.
And by the way - 1955 is my favorite year, guess why :-)
Best wishes
Birte

> Message: 6
> From: "Anders Christian Sivebaek" <acsive at mail.mira.dk>
> To: <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
> Subject: Preface/Foreword
> Date: Sat, 10 Aug 2002 22:38:00 +0200
>
> Hi all
> In Scandinavia (incl. Finland) and Germany reprints of the first
> DD-magazines have been printed for some years - depending on the
> jubilee of the publication. Ours started in 1949 and so in 1999 they
> published the reprint of the year, with a long foreword by a danish
> barks-fan. This tradtion has been kept, even though the years was first
> parted in 2 and now in 3.
> I was surprised and proud when I was first mailed by my acquaintance,
> the editor, the I phoned him and later meet him about me writing the
> forewords for the reprints of year 1955.
> The first part (of 3) of these books is now out. I haven't seen my own
> copy yet, as I'm not at my adress, but at my mother's - but thanks to
> Thomas I've seen scans and I'm very satisfied and proud.
> I wirte a lot about Barks-stories and the sad day when Barks died in
> the first foreword - and I dedicate one page to explaining why I'm a
> big fan of Don Rosa.
>
> Is it necessary to say that I would be willing to swap? :-)
>
> Yours proudly, trying hard to be modest
> A. C. Sivebaek
> acsive at mail.mira.dk
H.W.Fluks
Timo wrote:
> Well, for example Italians have many Disney artists of their
> own

Same situation in Holland. We have two big comic cons (Den Bosch and
Haarlem), and usually Daan Jippes, Mau and Bas Heymans, and a dozen other
Dutch writers/artists are attending.

--Harry.
Paolo Castagno
Hello and welcome on the list, Helen,

> I haven't read the Don Rosa story that is set in south
> Africa (it's not pub'ed in India) but I heard there
> was a reference to the colonial atrocities committed
> against South Africans by the Dutch at page 3. Can
> someone give more details?...

Well, I just re-read this story to see if there was some
reference to what you're mentioning, but or I missed it or the
Italian translator must have changed it into something else (my
English version of the story is too hidden at the moment...).

At page 3 of the story there is the first meeting of Scrooge and
Flintheart, no political references at all...

BTW, I liked a lot reading again this funny story! :-)

Just a curiosity: what kind of Disney comics are currently
published in India? Are them in English? Do they accept foreign
subscriptions?

Ciao,

- Paolo

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Paolo Castagno
Gia' che ci sono, vi forwardo anche questo:

> Sarebbe nascosta in Vaticano la macchina del tempo
> inventata da padre Pellegrino Ernetti
>
> La macchina del tempo esiste ed ? in Vaticano
> di Daniela Ghio - Il Gazzettino del 3 agosto 2002
>
> Sarebbe nascosta in Vaticano la macchina del tempo
> inventata da padre Pellegrino Ernetti
>
> La notizia ha del sensazionale:in Vaticano verrebbe
> tenuta gelosamente nascosta una macchina capace di
> vedere il passato,attraverso una sorta di
> televisore.Uno strumento scientifico portentoso e
> fantastico, che potrebbe divenire pericoloso per
> l'intera umanit?:il"cronovisore",cos? si chiama la
> scoperta, captando gli eventi del passato,li farebbe
> vedere come si sono realmente svolti,svelando anche
> rischiosi segreti.La macchina sarebbe stata inventata
> da un ricercatore italiano,padre Pellegrino Alfredo
> Maria Ernetti,monaco benedettino,conosciutissimo
> esorcista, musicologo di fama internazionale e
> scienziato, vissuto a Venezia, nel convento
> benedettino dell'isola di San Giorgio Maggiore, dove ?
> morto otto anni fa,nel 1994.
> A rivelare la scoperta ? un libro"bomba"appena
> pubblicato in Francia,a Parigi,dalle Edizioni Albin
> Michel:"Le noveau myst?re du Vatican"(Il nuovo mistero
> del Vaticano") del teologo francese padre Francois
> Brune. Brune ? un personaggio assai noto in
> Francia:professore di teologia, ha pubblicato libri di
> notevole impegno,accolti sempre con grande interesse
> anche dalla stampa laica.Il suo nome,come quello della
> casa editrice,sono una garanzia di seriet? scientifica
> e per questo il volume che ha dedicato al cronovisore
> ha riaperto congetture e discussioni
> infuocate,diventando una miscela esplosiva.Della
> sconvolgente apparecchiatura aveva gi? parlato intorno
> agli anni '70 lo stesso padre Ernetti in numerose
> interviste e pubblicazioni, e ai suoi allievi di
> prepolifonia al Conservatorio Benedetto Marcello di
> Venezia.La scoperta aveva suscitato un putiferio.Da
> una parte c'erano infatti sostenitori entusiasti: se
> era possibile rivedere il passato,la macchina avrebbe
> sciolto definitivamente tutti i dubbi restanti su
> eventi fondamentali che avevano cambiato la storia del mondo.
> Dall'altra c'erano le persone spaventate: il
> cronovisore poteva rivelarsi uno strumento pericoloso
> per carpire segreti e mettere a rischio la sicurezza
> dell'umanit?.
> Le discussioni non finivano mai ed erano soprattutto
> gli uomini di Chiesa i pi? coinvolti.Poi
> improvvisamente il benedettino si trincer? in un
> rigoroso silenzio, spiegando che aveva ricevuto ordini
> in proposito dal Vaticano,l'interesse and? lentamente
> scemando e dopo qualche anno della "macchina del
> tempo" non si parl? pi?.Il libro di padre Brune rivela
> fatti inediti,retroscena incredibili,dettagli
> sconcertanti,indica nomi di personalit? al di sopra di
> ogni sospetto,di scienziati famosi, indica
> date,circostanze precise,riporta documenti
> straordinari,lunghe conversazioni con padre Ernetti e
> il tutto, cucito insieme,diventa una valanga
> documentale cui ? difficile fare opposizione.Il volume
> dimostra con dovizia di prove che il cronovisore ?
> realmente esistito,anche se l'argomento ?,a detta
> dello stesso autore, ai limiti della
> fantascienza.Negli anni '60 un gruppo di
> scienziati,tra cui padre Pellegrino,sarebbe riuscito a
> captare le onde visive e sonore del passato concreto
> ter?restre,con una macchina che sa?rebbe in grado di
> ricostruire non solo i fatti e i detti della vita di
> cia?scuno,ma addi?rittura la storia.La scoperta parte
> da un principio di alta fisica: ciascuno d? noi,a mano
> a mano che passano i secondi, nelle ore, nei giorni,
> nei mesi e negli anni della vita presente, lascia
> dietro di s? come una doppia scia, "visiva e sonora",
> poich? ogni uomo altro non ? che energia visiva e
> sonora. ?Tutta la nostra ''fisionomia" -spiega Ernetti
> nel saggio "Bibbia, teologia; magia e scienza" del
> 1987- ? energia visiva che si sprigiona da noi, dalla
> nostra epidermide, e tutte le parole che noi diciamo
> sono energia sonora. Ora, ogni energia, una volta
> emessa, non si distrugge pi? semmai si trasforma, per?
> resta eterna nello spazio aereo. Occorrono strumenti
> che captino queste energie e le ricostruiscano in
> maniera tale da ridarci la persona o l'evento storico
> ricercato: quindi noi avremo tutto il presente nel
> tempo e nello spazio?. Con il cronovisore, racconta
> Brune, il gruppo di scienziati guidato dal monaco
> benedettino fece ricerche dapprima su Mussolini, poi
> su Napoleone, quindi pass? ad avvenimenti dell'et?
> romana e assistette alla rappresentazione di alcune
> famose tragedie. Di una di queste, scritta da Quinto
> Ennio, che si intitolava "Thiestes" della quale si
> conosceva solo qualche breve citazione, trascrisse
> l'intero testo come venne recitato a Roma nel 169
> a.C., durante i giochi pubblici in onore di Apollo.
> Padre Ernetti raccont? a padre Brune di aver visto
> anche tutto lo svolgimento della Passione, della morte
> e della Resurrezione di Cristo.
> Nel suo libro Brune afferma che la macchina, composta
> da tre gruppi di elementi, si trova "sequestrata" in
> Vaticano. Padre Ernetti,spaventato dall'importanza
> incredibile della sua scoperta,si era confidato con i
> propri superiori e con le autorit? vaticane.C'era
> stata una riunione segreta con il papa e poi,di comune
> accordo,la macchina era stata ritirata e nascosta in
> Vaticano.A padre Ernetti era stato imposto di non fare
> pi? pubbliche dichiarazioni su quell'argomento,ma non
> gli era stato proibito di parlarne con gli amici in
> privato.E cos? aveva confidato tutto all'amico teologo
> francese.Chi scrive ha conosciuto personalmente padre
> Ernetti,era un sacerdote dotato di grande carisma e
> umanit?.Una persona semplice e onesta, tutta dedita ai
> sudi studi sulla prepolifonia,sulla pneumofonia e
> all'attivit? di esorcista della diocesi di
> Venezia,carica che ha ricoperto per quasi
> trent'anni.Non mi ha mai parlato della macchina del
> tempo.Del resto oggi nessuno ne sa pi? niente e tutta
> la vicenda ha assunto un aspetto davvero
> misterioso.Forse il volume di Brune porter? finalmente
> alla luce la realt?.
>
> www.disinformazione.it/Cronovisore.htm

- Paolo

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Johan Nordkvist
If its not too much to ask,
I want more names for my list,
I have got some but not as many
as I hoped I would.

If you have followed DCML latley you
know what I mean, if not see below.

Im trying to make Egmont publish some
Don Rosa hardcovers and/or albums and
I need some names on more people who
want this to happen.

don_rosa_book at nordkvist.zzn.com

Thanks!
Johan Nordkvist

http://www.nordkvist.zzn.com
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L.
Lgiver
Helen Johnes:
I just checked the Life of Scrooge, part 6, in US 290
published by
Gladstone in Don Rosa's original English. On pages 2 and 3, Scrooge
rescues the
young Flintheart Glomgold, and on page 4 Glomgold steals all of
Scrooge's wagon-load of things while Scrooge sleeps. There isn't any
mention of historical unpleasantries.
On page 3, panel 5, Scrooge tells Glomgold "I'm from Scotland",
and in panel
6, Glomgold replies "I'm a Boer" (which I think means he has Dutch
ancestry).
Don Rosa uses this just for a "play on words" joke. Scrooge isn't
familiar with the
word "Boer", but thinks that Glomgold meant that he's boring, and
Scrooge replies
"You're not so bad! I've met worse". And that's the only mention of
the Boers in
this story.
So please tell us what Disney comics are published in India!
Here in America
nothing has been published for about 3 years. So we are especially
interested
to find the recent Don Rosa stories published in his original English.
Best wishes, ----Larry Giver.
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