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Hi all!

My 'famous' "The lives and times in Duckburg" section
about the history of Duckburg, has now been updated
and moved to the same server as my other sections to
avoid the massive amount of banners and pop-ups at
Fortunecity.

The new address is:
http://duckman.pettho.com/history/history.html

Please feel free to tell me if you find any errors or
if you know about accurate information which is still
missing in these pages.

Best regards from
Sigvald :-)

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Hello everybody,
a couple of months ago I wrote to Russ Cochran and asked about Disney
Comics in the US and he mentioned that "something is going on" but he
couldn't be more informative.

At the same time, even if most of you have already done that, I
suggest to take a look at the following Bruce Hamilton web page:
www.brucehamilton.com/brucehamco.html.

Ciao

Giovanni

While working for the Inducks database, we've come across a few stories
produced by the Disney Studio in the 60es, for which only the French reprint
is known (so far). Is there any French collector on the DCML list who could
provide us with some more info about those stories (basically, a description
of the plot would suffice) ?

The stories are the following:

- "Bibi Lapin parmi les ?toiles" (original code and title: S 64087
"Competition for Molly"), published in issue # 786 of "Le Journal de
Mickey", in issue # 39 of "Album du Journal de Mickey", and in issue # 102
of "Mickey Poche".

- "Basile et Miss yeux bleus" (original code and title: S 65175 "Miss Big
Blue Eyes"), published in issue # 816 of "Le Journal de Mickey", in issue #
41 of "Album du Journal de Mickey", and in issue # 116 of "Mickey Poche".

- "C'?tait ? prevoir" (original code and title: S 67136 "In Search of the
Great Curse"), published in issue # 865 of "Le Journal de Mickey", in issue
# 44 of "Album du Journal de Mickey", and in issue # 120 of "Mickey Poche".

- "Acheter ne suffit pas" (original code and title: S 65070 "Nothing to Crow
About"), published in issue # 1147 of "Le Journal de Mickey" and in issue #
62 of "Album du Journal de Mickey".

Thanks in advance,
Ciao,
Armando

Recently I was sent a scan of Carl Barks' pencil sketch for the cover of
Uncle Scrooge #70, "The Doom Diamond". There is a note scribbled into one
corner in what is obviously Barks' own handwriting, saying, "Doom Diamond
#67".

This seems to indicate that the story was originally scheduled for US 67 -
which would quite make sense, since Barks (according to Michael Barrier's
bibliography) submitted "The Doom Diamond" on 19 March 1966, while US 66
"The Heedless Horseman" was submitted on 15 February 1966 and US 68 "Hall of
the Mermaid Queen" on 13 April 1966. (Actually, US 69 "The Cattle King" was
the last story with finished art Barks ever did for the Uncle Scrooge
books.)

However, US 67 only contained a reprint of US 10 "The Fabulous Philosopher's
Stone" (and a new Gyro four-pager by Phil De Lara). Can anyone imagine why
the publication of "The Doom Diamond" was postponed to US 70?

Gerd

Last saturday, several dutch magazine collectors (even 2 DCML-members) met in Utrecht. When all participants in this meeting combine their collections, they own most post-WWII Dutch magazines. Unfortunately, the years 1955 and 1959 of the dutch weekly are, except a few issues, not in any participants collection.

If any of the members of this list owns these issues (or knows anybody who does), and is willing to share the info on these issues with us, please contact me at agememnon75 at yahoo.com

thanks

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Hi!

>> Did the e-mail address end with "bellsouth"?

I confirm Sigvald & Franck's (above) messages: I received the same thing from
H.W.Fluks at bellsouth.net. , which is not Harry's address.
The title is "Re: celebrating, and the text consists of "Per wrote:" plus two quoted paragraphs.
There's something attached. Norton's antivirus didn't detect any activity.

I hope it's something you can get rid of, Harry. But howcome it quotes a message? Did it pick
something you sent to use as a camouflage? Or can it be an "exterior virus" that scanned, say, the
DCML or anyone's else mail, copied this bit of message and Harry's address, and is now genereting
these things? The fact that it doesn't use Harry's address (or maybe it's just an address you don't
use on the DCMl) seems to confirm this.

Best wishes,

Olivier

Sigvald wote:

> Today I recieved a virus which apeared to come from Harry Fluks.

I'm having a bit of a cold, but that's the only virus that you can get from
me at the moment. I am currently in Denmark, and my computers in Holland are
switched off.

Greetings from Hadsund (DK),
--Harry.

Hello Sigvald-
I really love your Life and Times of Duckburg page. It's
exceptionally well done!

Sonia