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At 08:22 AM 1/7/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>> > I mean you talk to the Don Rosas of the
>> > world and they say, "I want to see my stuff in English."
>>
>> You talk to the Harry Flukses of this world and they say "I want to see
>> Rosa's stuff in English."
>
>You talk to the Don Marksteins of this world and they say, "I want to see
>Don Rosa's stuff AND my stuff in English."

Wow! With all those plural personalities you guys must have been successfully cloned. ;)

Tryg

Tryg:

> >> > you talk to the Don Rosas of the world [..]
> >> You talk to the Harry Flukses of this world [..]
> >You talk to the Don Marksteins of this world [..]

> Wow! With all those plural personalities you guys must have
> been successfully cloned. ;)

And we didn't even mention the H. Flukses and D. Marksteins of all the
*other* worlds...

--Harry.

Hi all!

"Return to Xandu" is published twice in Norway.
In panel 1 on page 15 Scrooge speaks to a little
girl in Trallala. In the first edition from 1991
Scrooge says that as a young boy in Scotland he
used to help his *cousins* repairing their dolls.

In the second edition from 2001 Scrooge says that
he used to help his *sisters* repairing their dolls.

Can anyone please tell me what's correct here?

If the first is correct then those cousins must
belong to Scrooge's mother's side (Don Rosa
has clearly stated that Scrooge's father
Fergus McDuck was the only of three siblings
with a family).

Sigvald :-)

In a message dated 1/7/2003 10:20:09 AM Eastern Standard Time, ddmarkstein at cox.net writes:

> (By the way, I always Soupie's (as his nephew Fauntleroy called him)
> girlfriend's name, Uwanna Duck, was vaguely obscene. And if there's one
> thing I can't stand, to dredge up a tired old joke, it's
> vagueness.)

then i am sure you liked Robert Crumb's recent SuperDuck story, wow! what a shocker!

steven rowe

Steven Rowe
SRoweCanoe at aol.com

In a message dated 1/7/2003 10:29:21 AM Eastern Standard Time, DGE at ECN.egmont.com writes:

> Actually, yes. Sometime in the last ten years, a new story was done
> for an issue of, I think, LAUGH Digest (which may or may
> not still be
> published now... I'm not sure).

i may actually have that issue around somewhere......
and yes LAUGH DIGEST COMICS MAGAZINE is still being published

(so what or who, does SuperDuck and Mickey Mouse have in common?)

Steven Rowe
SRoweCanoe at aol.com

In a message dated 1/7/2003 4:58:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, spe at inducks.org writes:

> >(so what or who, does SuperDuck and Mickey Mouse have in
> common?)
> >
> >
> They're both often catching burglars?

good guess, but not the (Archie) SuperDucks I've read!
this is one of those trivias, that unless you know, you dont know..... maybe if i add: what or who do Mickey Mouse, Super Duck and BAMBI (!) have in common?

Steven Rowe
SRoweCanoe at aol.com

Hey Steve,

>> >(so what or who, does SuperDuck and Mickey Mouse have in
>> common?)
>> >
>> They're both often catching burglars?
>
> good guess, but not the (Archie) SuperDucks I've read!
> this is one of those trivias, that unless you know, you dont know.....
maybe if i add: >what or who do Mickey Mouse, Super Duck and BAMBI (!) have
in common?

Until you said BAMBI, I was going to say "red shorts" (which
Archie's Super Duck also wears, in at least one of the 1940s stories I
own!).
But now I'm totally, completely flummoxed. I'm guessing SD was
written and drawn at some point by someone who also worked on Disney
projects such as MM cartoons/comics and Bambi...
Do I get the prize, or the gong?

David, who recalls Archie's Super Duck clumsily letting a burglar
get away