Hello Olivier-
RE: "Chronicles of the Bay" MPG 270 (Oct-Nov 2002)
WOW! This is cool. I'm very envious since, as you no doubt have
heard millions of times, we have no real Disney comics in the USA!
> Top left insert: Azimuth; rich and mean (as you may have guessed)
> Bottom left: Wang, one of his henchmen
> Top right: Saggola, yet another henchmen-- more naive
Interesting. I will have to add a note concerning them in Moby's
new HooZoo entry.
> Bottom right: guest star-- the Beagle Boys as (unnamed) pirates
Of course. :-)
> Taking the picture is Nina, owner of the Black Pearl tavern
Is she perhaps Moby's love interest?
> The big redhead guy is Isidore, the boatmaker
Does he adventure regularly with Fethry and Moby in the Chronicles?
> The seagull is Tripes ("entrails"-- he has a ferocious appetite);
> doesn't speak, by the way.
LOL! So he's a "real" seagull, then? LOL! What about Moby's pet
porpoise (dolphin) named Porpy? Is he a regular member of the
cast, too?
I assume the Eskimo-looking guy holding the snowball is not a regular
character then?
Are there any others who regularly appear?
And, yes, I am interested in larger versions, but only of the
actual characters so I can properly include them in the profiles.
Preferrably full-body images so I can see what their clothes
look like, too. A brief description of their purpose in the
stories would be helpful, too.
Here is Dim-Witty's old profile, but I don't have his picture
uploaded at the moment.
http://users.cwnet.com/xephyr/rich/dzone/hoozoo/dimwitty.html
He does look similar to Fethry, but he's stupider than Fethry.
Moby has had several first mates over the decades, including
Gus Goose and Donald Duck. I'm willing to bet that the writers
of the current Chronicles either mistook Dim-Witty for Fethry OR
they figured Fethry was more established than Dim-Witty as a
recognizable character.
It would have been nice if these chronicles also included
Donald's old sidekick Mac the Sailor.
Thank you for sharing this information with me and the List.
-Rich Bellacera
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Xephyr
Moby, Fethry
Message 76 -
2003-01-08 at 23:50:43
Patinhas
Bay chronicles
Message 77 -
2003-01-09 at 01:19:03
----- Original Message -----
From: "Francesco Spreafico" <frspreaf at tin.it>
To: "DCML" <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 8:35 PM
Subject: Re: Mickey Parade & A li'l announcement
> On Wednesday, January 08, 2003 7:32 PM Olivier wrote:
>
> > However, there's something I like and have meant to mention on the DCML
> > for a little while: "Les Chroniques de la Baie" (Chronicles from the
> > Bay), by Alberto Savini (story) and Stefano Turconi (art).
> > It's a series of stories starring Moby Duck and Feathry, plus a host of
> > new characters, and set in the little harbor of Duckport-- the
> > technology is nineteenth-centuryish. I love this series! I think Savini
&
> > Turconi succesfully "appropriated" Moby & Fethry and created an
> > interesting little universe of their own.
>
> Yes, I perfectly agree with you. I think that that series is one of the
best
> Italian "stories" (group of stories actually) of the last ten years!
I also share this view. In fact, as I said before, what I particularly like
in Topolino is the ability of the Italian artists to create new and complex
universes, although using the regular characters.
Regarding Moby Duck's mate in the Bay Chronicles, it is definately Fethry
(although in italian, its name has been changed from Paperoga to Paper
Hoog - in what I assume must be a phonetical trick maintaining the
aproximate sound while changing the name to seem more "nautical"). Also, the
cast of "new" characters is quite well developed (although most of those are
not really "deep", some insight is given regarding the motivation of these
characters). In number the cast of "new supporting characters" is almost as
big as the cast of "Paperino Paperotto" (Donald as child living in Grandma
Duck's farm) although I must say I prefer the Bay Stories to those.
Another Italian series that was published this year that should be looked
(other than the Frontier Chronicles - Pezzin's "Chronache della Frontiera"
which I mentioned before) is also by Pezzin, "La storia vista da Topolino" -
The history as seen by Topolino (I believe Topolino here refers both to the
publication and to the mouse). A view on historical moments (Italian, in
the stories I read), with the mouse gang as little known (or even fictional,
but not recognizibly so) historical characters. This reminds me of the Jaime
Diaz Studio series of "Goofy History", but this time the gags are more
subtle, using less "on your face" and the trademark graphical humour of that
(great) series.
Regards,
P.
From: "Francesco Spreafico" <frspreaf at tin.it>
To: "DCML" <dcml at stp.ling.uu.se>
Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 8:35 PM
Subject: Re: Mickey Parade & A li'l announcement
> On Wednesday, January 08, 2003 7:32 PM Olivier wrote:
>
> > However, there's something I like and have meant to mention on the DCML
> > for a little while: "Les Chroniques de la Baie" (Chronicles from the
> > Bay), by Alberto Savini (story) and Stefano Turconi (art).
> > It's a series of stories starring Moby Duck and Feathry, plus a host of
> > new characters, and set in the little harbor of Duckport-- the
> > technology is nineteenth-centuryish. I love this series! I think Savini
&
> > Turconi succesfully "appropriated" Moby & Fethry and created an
> > interesting little universe of their own.
>
> Yes, I perfectly agree with you. I think that that series is one of the
best
> Italian "stories" (group of stories actually) of the last ten years!
I also share this view. In fact, as I said before, what I particularly like
in Topolino is the ability of the Italian artists to create new and complex
universes, although using the regular characters.
Regarding Moby Duck's mate in the Bay Chronicles, it is definately Fethry
(although in italian, its name has been changed from Paperoga to Paper
Hoog - in what I assume must be a phonetical trick maintaining the
aproximate sound while changing the name to seem more "nautical"). Also, the
cast of "new" characters is quite well developed (although most of those are
not really "deep", some insight is given regarding the motivation of these
characters). In number the cast of "new supporting characters" is almost as
big as the cast of "Paperino Paperotto" (Donald as child living in Grandma
Duck's farm) although I must say I prefer the Bay Stories to those.
Another Italian series that was published this year that should be looked
(other than the Frontier Chronicles - Pezzin's "Chronache della Frontiera"
which I mentioned before) is also by Pezzin, "La storia vista da Topolino" -
The history as seen by Topolino (I believe Topolino here refers both to the
publication and to the mouse). A view on historical moments (Italian, in
the stories I read), with the mouse gang as little known (or even fictional,
but not recognizibly so) historical characters. This reminds me of the Jaime
Diaz Studio series of "Goofy History", but this time the gags are more
subtle, using less "on your face" and the trademark graphical humour of that
(great) series.
Regards,
P.
Fernando Ventura
More about the Chonicles...
Message 78 -
2003-01-09 at 02:34:37
How many "Chronicles from the Bay" stories Alberto Savini and Stefano
Turconi produced? They, or others artists, are still producing stories for
that series, ot it's "closed"...?
Olivier, can you send me too the scans you've made to Rich? :-)
I'm thinking in suggest this series to Editora Abril...maybe I got an nice
answer this time! It surelly NOT nice to live without no-new brazilian
stories...
Is this series published in Portugal?
Just for note, Don's "Forget it" is published this mont on ower brazilian
"Tio Patinhas".
Fernando!
Turconi produced? They, or others artists, are still producing stories for
that series, ot it's "closed"...?
Olivier, can you send me too the scans you've made to Rich? :-)
I'm thinking in suggest this series to Editora Abril...maybe I got an nice
answer this time! It surelly NOT nice to live without no-new brazilian
stories...
Is this series published in Portugal?
Just for note, Don's "Forget it" is published this mont on ower brazilian
"Tio Patinhas".
Fernando!
Francesco Spreafico
More about the Chonicles...
Message 79 -
2003-01-09 at 10:55:14
Fernando Ventura wrote:
> How many "Chronicles from the Bay" stories Alberto Savini and Stefano
> Turconi produced? They, or others artists, are still producing stories for
> that series, ot it's "closed"...?
The first batch of stories is closed, but this doesn't mean that the
characters won't be used again in the future. Actually they've already been
in a short series of one pagers and in (at least) one more story.
Here you can find a complete (I think, I'm a bit behind with indexing TL)
list of all the stories, the first batch includes the first nine:
http://coa.duckburg.dk/coa/c1/comp2.php?lg=0&default_o=1&ser=Bay+stories
Here's a list of the characters of the series:
http://coa.duckburg.dk/coa/c1/universe.php/0/Bay+stories
Just a note: Those stories (but the one-pagers) are all written by Alberto
Savini, but not all of them are drawn by Turconi, actually only three of
them.
--
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"From Beneath You, It Devours"
http://www.dimensionedelta.net
> How many "Chronicles from the Bay" stories Alberto Savini and Stefano
> Turconi produced? They, or others artists, are still producing stories for
> that series, ot it's "closed"...?
The first batch of stories is closed, but this doesn't mean that the
characters won't be used again in the future. Actually they've already been
in a short series of one pagers and in (at least) one more story.
Here you can find a complete (I think, I'm a bit behind with indexing TL)
list of all the stories, the first batch includes the first nine:
http://coa.duckburg.dk/coa/c1/comp2.php?lg=0&default_o=1&ser=Bay+stories
Here's a list of the characters of the series:
http://coa.duckburg.dk/coa/c1/universe.php/0/Bay+stories
Just a note: Those stories (but the one-pagers) are all written by Alberto
Savini, but not all of them are drawn by Turconi, actually only three of
them.
--
Farncesco
"From Beneath You, It Devours"
http://www.dimensionedelta.net
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2003-01-09 at 11:45:00
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2003-01-09 at 11:56:20
>Check out the Esterbrook #356 Art & Drafting -- Carl Barks' inking pen on
>my page:
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Really nice! And there was a link to Gottfredson's Gillot pen also.
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Really nice! And there was a link to Gottfredson's Gillot pen also.
Thanks for this!
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2003-01-09 at 12:51:44
Yes, you're right of course. I was just being a smart-ass. Actually, spell-check is never very reliable and it's always best to self-edit your stuff.
----- Original Message ----- From: Stefan Persson Date: Tue, 07 Jan 2003 17:15:18 +0100 To: Dan Rosenberg Subject: Re: Windows spell checks Re: Well, a Mac spelling check wouldn't help you in this case, either. The Re: program *only* confirms that the spelling of the word fits to that of Re: any word in the built-in dictionary, not that the word is the one Re: intended. And both "avid" and "avoid" are indeed valid words. Re: Re: Stefan Re: (currently using Linux) Re: Re: Dan Rosenberg wrote: Re: Re: > Re: > >Anyway the avid/avoid error in my previous posting clearly shows the Re: > >limits of the spell check in Word for Windows 2000. Sigvald :-) Re: > Re: > This is why I'm a Mac user. ;-) Re: > Re: >"Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana." Re: > Re: > Re: > ----- Original Mes
sage ----- Re: > From: (Email removed) Re: > Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 12:01:48 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed) Re: > Subject: DCML digest, Vol 1 #1209 - 8 msgs Re: > Re: > Re: Send DCML mailing list submissions to Re: (Email removed) Re: Re: > Re: To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit Re: Re: > http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml Re: or, via email, send a Re: > message with subject or body 'help' to Re: (Email removed) Re: > Re: Re: You can reach the person managing the list at Re: Re: > (Email removed) Re: Re: When replying, please edit your Re: > Subject line so it is more specific Re: than "Re: Contents of DCML Re: > digest..." Re: Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Today's Topics: Re: Re: 1. RE: Disney Adventures Game Time Special Re: > (Winter 2002-2003) (Gerstein, David DK - ECN) Re: 2. RE: US Comics?!?
Re: > ((Email removed)) Re: 3. sarcasm (Heino) Re: 4. About PK Re: > videogame (Cristina) Re: 5. Sigvald: Clara Cluck Re: > ((Email removed)) Re: 6. About :-) and 8-) and such Re: > ((Email removed)) Re: 7. Typos ((Email removed)) Re: 8. SV: Re: > Typos (Sigvald Grøsfjeld jr.) From: "Gerstein, Re: > David DK - ECN" Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 12:06:25 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed), "'Shad Z.'" Re: > Subject: RE: Disney Adventures Game Time Special (Winter 2002-2003) Re: > Message-Id: Re: > <(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Hey Shad, Re: Re: >This (special video-game-themed) issue contains Re: > no comics! Re: > Re: >But it does contain an article about an Italian Re: > Paperinik Re: >video game that will soon be brought to the
USA. The Re: > Re: >English title of the game will be "(Disney's) PK: Out Re: >of the Re: > Shadows." The main news that I find interesting Re: >is that the Re: > English name for "Paperinik" will not be Re: >"Superduck," it will be Re: > "PK" (which is short for Re: >"Platyrhynchos kineticus," supposedly Re: > Latin for "duc k Re: >of energy"). Re: Re: They can't call him Re: > Superduck because in the United States, Archie Re: Comics owns a Re: > character by that name. Re: On the other hand, they could have called Re: > him Duck Avenger, as he Re: was called when he previously appeared in Re: > Disney Adventures. Nothing like Re: consistency, is there... Re: Re: Re: > David Re: From: (Email removed) Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 12:17:41 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed) Re: > Subject: RE: US Comics?!? Re: > Message-Id: Re: > <0DD8055E0FECF74
(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Stefan wrote about Gemstone: Re: Re: > They tell that they *will* Re: > publish Rosa stories, but they Re: > don't reveal Re: > if they're Re: > only planning to reprint old stories or if they Re: > also intend Re: Re: > > to publish newer stories; however, I find it unlikely that they Re: > would Re: > *not* publish his most recent stories. Re: Re: Quote from Re: > Geppi interview (http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/2128.html): Re: Re: Re: > > We are going to create some original works, but we want to Re: > get Re: > up and running as soon as we can and the best way to do Re: > that is Re: > to take advantage of the four-year window that we Re: > have of things Re: > that have been published, that our market is Re: > anxious to see. I Re: > mean you talk to the
Don Rosas of the Re: > world and they say, "I Re: > want to see my stuff in English." Re: Re: You talk to the Harry Re: > Flukses of this world and they say "I want to see Re: Rosa's stuff in Re: > English." Re: Re: --Harry. From: "Heino" Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 17:48:08 +0200 Re: > To: Re: > Subject: sarcasm Re: > Message-Id: <013601c2b59b$05838960$(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Sarcasm is a very difficult thing when you're sending email or Re: > posting to a Re: message board, since there is no visual or even audio Re: > connection between the Re: persons that communicate (and would reveal Re: > it). There's always people who Re: don't see it and take it personally Re: > and you can't blame them since it often Re: is very difficult to spot Re: > it online. But you can mostly tell if it's just a Re: joke when you Re: > start th
inking of the whole situation and who said it... Re: Re: I'm Re: > sure Sigvald is giggling by his computer when he is reading our posts Re: > Re: about this subject and wonders how the hell did this get so many Re: > replies... Re: Re: Janne Heino Re: Re: From: "Cristina" Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 18:38:01 +0100 Re: > To: "Disney Comics Mailing List" Re: > Subject: About PK videogame Re: > Message-Id: <01b101c2b5aa$5d7658a0$(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Re: ----- Original Message ----- Re: From: "Shad Z." Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: > But it does contain an article about an Italian Paperinik Re: > Re: > video game that will soon be brought to the USA. The Re: > English Re: > title of the game will be "(Disney's) PK: Out Re: > of the Shadows." Re: > The main news that I f ind interesting Re: > is that the English name Re: >
; for "Paperinik" will not be Re: > "Superduck," it will be "PK" (which Re: > is short for Re: > "Platyrhynchos kineticus," supposedly Latin for Re: > "duck Re: > of energy"). Re: Re: As a "pker" (which is the italian Re: > name of "Pk's fans"), I'd like to say a Re: couple of things... Re: Re: > The videogame you're speaking about was released after two italian Re: > comics Re: series - PKNA (Paperinik New Adventures), fifty monthly Re: > issues, and the Re: following PK2, eighteen montly issues. Eventually, Re: > this brought to the Re: launch of several same-sized series just as MM Re: > (which however closed at Re: issue #12), X-Mickey, and the famous Re: > W.i.t.c.h Re: At the end of PKNA-PK2 storyline, the PkTeam - the team Re: > of Re: plotwriters-artists-and so on behind the comics - started a Re: > brand new Re: series, titled just "PK", which (at least in the Re: > original
intentions) should Re: have been sold in foreign countries, Re: > and even in Usa, if the videogame's Re: launch would have been a Re: > success. Actually, italian readers are debating on Re: this new Re: > series, and the main reason why so many pkers don't like it, is its Re: > Re: elimination of Paperinik's past. In the PKNA series, Paperinik met Re: > One and Re: shortened his name in Pk, but he still had his past behind Re: > him, earning the Re: costume of Fantomius at Villa Rosa and so on: Re: > while, in PK, Donald Duck is Re: chosen by One as a Guardian of Re: > Galaxy, never becoming Paperinik but just Re: chosing the superhero Re: > name of Pk. I haven't had a chance to play at the Re: videogame (which Re: > is limited to Playstation2 and Gamecube, at least for now), Re: but as Re: > far as I heard from other pkers, the plotline is pretty different Re: Re: > from the new series' o
ne too. Re: Once, there were many Pk-devoted Re: > sites on the net. The updated sites are a Re: few number by now, but Re: > on Pkers (http://pk.immaginario.net) and PkGalaxy Re: Forum Re: > (http://pikeyforum.cjb.net) you'll find some english informations Re: Re: > about the three PK-s eries, the videogame, Pk's characters, and so on. Re: > Also, Re: Pk.TV (http://www.pkers.org) promotes a chat about Pk, which Re: > also has an Re: english chan for users from foreign countries: you can Re: > access this from Re: http://www.pkers.org/chat/ Re: I apologize for Re: > not having time to post more details, but I don't have much Re: time Re: > to write right now - however, I know there are others pk-readers Re: Re: > subscribed on the mailing list, so feel free to reply to this thread Re: > :) Re: From: (Email removed) Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 18:57:43 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed)
ling.uu.se Re: > Subject: Sigvald: Clara Cluck Re: > Message-Id: Re: > <(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Sigvald wrote: Re: Re: > However both these stories are only drawn Re: > by Re: > Barks/Rosa. This leaves me with a very difficult Re: > Re: > question: shold I, or should I *not*, include Re: > Clara Cluck in my Re: > "Who's who in Duckburg" Re: > pages in where I intend to present the Re: > characters Re: > in the Barks/Rosa universe only? Re: Re: I think you Re: > should clearly define the boundaries of your "universe" and Re: Re: > mention this on your website. If you decide that "everything Barks or Re: > Rosa Re: wrote-and-drew" is relevant, then Clara Cluck does not exist. Re: > Also make sure Re: to include or exclude Barks's paintings (which he Re: > also "wrote" hi
mself), Re: since some of them contain Horace and Re: > Clarabelle as characters. Re: Re: Johnny Grote went to the extreme in Re: > his German Barks index. He *does* list Re: the Mickey story and the Re: > non-Disney stories that Barks did, but this is in a Re: separate Re: > section of the book, marked with "WARNING - YOU ARE LEAVING THE Re: Re: > DUCKBURG SECTOR". 8-) Re: Re: --Harry. From: (Email removed) Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 19:03:22 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed) Re: > Subject: About :-) and 8-) and such Re: > Message-Id: Re: > <(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Don: Re : Re: > no, I refuse Re: > to use smiley-face icons. I Re: > also don't laugh at my own jokes. Re: > If y'can't take a joke, I Re: > can't help ya'. Re: Re: The use of a smiley *is* useful, becau
se we Re: > can't see nor hear you when we Re: read your text. And especially when Re: > a text can be read in more than one way, Re: it helps when a smiley Re: > indicates "this is *not* meant to be serious". Re: This has nothing to Re: > do with laughing at your own jokes. It's just a handy Re: way of Re: > communicating. Re: Re: --Harry. Re: > Re: >> Eero-Pekka Halinen wrote: Re: >> >>>> I have a feeling that someone here doesn't appreciate typos... Re: >> Don writes: Re: >> Oh, please. Re: >> In my many travels, in my daily e-mail correspondence with every Re: >> country in Re: >> Europe so extensive that it would boggle your imagination, I Re: >> constantly make Re: >> it abundantly clear, I constant go out of my way to mention how much I Re: >> *admire* all the Europeans who speak and write more than one language... <
BR>Re: >> sometimes three or four. Me, who can barely speak and write ONE Re: >> Re: >> Way to go Don! Re: >> Many of feel this same way. Re: >> To speak or write in more than one language is extremely difficult to Re: >> learn Re: >> Re: > Re: > especially if you do not start at an early age. Re: > AND...... Re: > I am sure Don meant to say " I constant(LY) go out of my way...:-) Re: > Sorry Don! Re: > Re: > Re: > From: "Sigvald_Grøsfjeld_jr." Re: > Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 0:10:30 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed) Re: > Subject: SV: Typos Re: > Message-Id: <(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: > I am sure Don meant to say " I constant(LY) Re: > go out of my Re: > way...:-) Re: Re: The meaning of Don's message wasn't changed by that Re: &g
t; possible "error". Re: Re: Anyway the avid/avoid error in my previous Re: > posting clearly shows the limits Re: of the spell check in Word for Re: > Windows 2000. Re: Re: Sigvald :-) Re: Re: Re: > Re: Re: > Re: _______________________________________________ Re: Re: > (Email removed) - Disney Comics Mailing List Re: Re: > http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml Re: -- Re: > Re: > _______________________________________________ Re: > Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com Re: > Re: > Re: > Meet Singles Re: > Re: > _______________________________________________ Re: > http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml Re: Re: Re: "Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana."
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----- Original Message ----- From: Stefan Persson Date: Tue, 07 Jan 2003 17:15:18 +0100 To: Dan Rosenberg Subject: Re: Windows spell checks Re: Well, a Mac spelling check wouldn't help you in this case, either. The Re: program *only* confirms that the spelling of the word fits to that of Re: any word in the built-in dictionary, not that the word is the one Re: intended. And both "avid" and "avoid" are indeed valid words. Re: Re: Stefan Re: (currently using Linux) Re: Re: Dan Rosenberg wrote: Re: Re: > Re: > >Anyway the avid/avoid error in my previous posting clearly shows the Re: > >limits of the spell check in Word for Windows 2000. Sigvald :-) Re: > Re: > This is why I'm a Mac user. ;-) Re: > Re: >"Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana." Re: > Re: > Re: > ----- Original Mes
sage ----- Re: > From: (Email removed) Re: > Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 12:01:48 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed) Re: > Subject: DCML digest, Vol 1 #1209 - 8 msgs Re: > Re: > Re: Send DCML mailing list submissions to Re: (Email removed) Re: Re: > Re: To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit Re: Re: > http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml Re: or, via email, send a Re: > message with subject or body 'help' to Re: (Email removed) Re: > Re: Re: You can reach the person managing the list at Re: Re: > (Email removed) Re: Re: When replying, please edit your Re: > Subject line so it is more specific Re: than "Re: Contents of DCML Re: > digest..." Re: Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Today's Topics: Re: Re: 1. RE: Disney Adventures Game Time Special Re: > (Winter 2002-2003) (Gerstein, David DK - ECN) Re: 2. RE: US Comics?!?
Re: > ((Email removed)) Re: 3. sarcasm (Heino) Re: 4. About PK Re: > videogame (Cristina) Re: 5. Sigvald: Clara Cluck Re: > ((Email removed)) Re: 6. About :-) and 8-) and such Re: > ((Email removed)) Re: 7. Typos ((Email removed)) Re: 8. SV: Re: > Typos (Sigvald Grøsfjeld jr.) From: "Gerstein, Re: > David DK - ECN" Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 12:06:25 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed), "'Shad Z.'" Re: > Subject: RE: Disney Adventures Game Time Special (Winter 2002-2003) Re: > Message-Id: Re: > <(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Hey Shad, Re: Re: >This (special video-game-themed) issue contains Re: > no comics! Re: > Re: >But it does contain an article about an Italian Re: > Paperinik Re: >video game that will soon be brought to the
USA. The Re: > Re: >English title of the game will be "(Disney's) PK: Out Re: >of the Re: > Shadows." The main news that I find interesting Re: >is that the Re: > English name for "Paperinik" will not be Re: >"Superduck," it will be Re: > "PK" (which is short for Re: >"Platyrhynchos kineticus," supposedly Re: > Latin for "duc k Re: >of energy"). Re: Re: They can't call him Re: > Superduck because in the United States, Archie Re: Comics owns a Re: > character by that name. Re: On the other hand, they could have called Re: > him Duck Avenger, as he Re: was called when he previously appeared in Re: > Disney Adventures. Nothing like Re: consistency, is there... Re: Re: Re: > David Re: From: (Email removed) Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 12:17:41 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed) Re: > Subject: RE: US Comics?!? Re: > Message-Id: Re: > <0DD8055E0FECF74
(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Stefan wrote about Gemstone: Re: Re: > They tell that they *will* Re: > publish Rosa stories, but they Re: > don't reveal Re: > if they're Re: > only planning to reprint old stories or if they Re: > also intend Re: Re: > > to publish newer stories; however, I find it unlikely that they Re: > would Re: > *not* publish his most recent stories. Re: Re: Quote from Re: > Geppi interview (http://www.icv2.com/articles/news/2128.html): Re: Re: Re: > > We are going to create some original works, but we want to Re: > get Re: > up and running as soon as we can and the best way to do Re: > that is Re: > to take advantage of the four-year window that we Re: > have of things Re: > that have been published, that our market is Re: > anxious to see. I Re: > mean you talk to the
Don Rosas of the Re: > world and they say, "I Re: > want to see my stuff in English." Re: Re: You talk to the Harry Re: > Flukses of this world and they say "I want to see Re: Rosa's stuff in Re: > English." Re: Re: --Harry. From: "Heino" Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 17:48:08 +0200 Re: > To: Re: > Subject: sarcasm Re: > Message-Id: <013601c2b59b$05838960$(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Sarcasm is a very difficult thing when you're sending email or Re: > posting to a Re: message board, since there is no visual or even audio Re: > connection between the Re: persons that communicate (and would reveal Re: > it). There's always people who Re: don't see it and take it personally Re: > and you can't blame them since it often Re: is very difficult to spot Re: > it online. But you can mostly tell if it's just a Re: joke when you Re: > start th
inking of the whole situation and who said it... Re: Re: I'm Re: > sure Sigvald is giggling by his computer when he is reading our posts Re: > Re: about this subject and wonders how the hell did this get so many Re: > replies... Re: Re: Janne Heino Re: Re: From: "Cristina" Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 18:38:01 +0100 Re: > To: "Disney Comics Mailing List" Re: > Subject: About PK videogame Re: > Message-Id: <01b101c2b5aa$5d7658a0$(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Re: ----- Original Message ----- Re: From: "Shad Z." Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: > But it does contain an article about an Italian Paperinik Re: > Re: > video game that will soon be brought to the USA. The Re: > English Re: > title of the game will be "(Disney's) PK: Out Re: > of the Shadows." Re: > The main news that I f ind interesting Re: > is that the English name Re: >
; for "Paperinik" will not be Re: > "Superduck," it will be "PK" (which Re: > is short for Re: > "Platyrhynchos kineticus," supposedly Latin for Re: > "duck Re: > of energy"). Re: Re: As a "pker" (which is the italian Re: > name of "Pk's fans"), I'd like to say a Re: couple of things... Re: Re: > The videogame you're speaking about was released after two italian Re: > comics Re: series - PKNA (Paperinik New Adventures), fifty monthly Re: > issues, and the Re: following PK2, eighteen montly issues. Eventually, Re: > this brought to the Re: launch of several same-sized series just as MM Re: > (which however closed at Re: issue #12), X-Mickey, and the famous Re: > W.i.t.c.h Re: At the end of PKNA-PK2 storyline, the PkTeam - the team Re: > of Re: plotwriters-artists-and so on behind the comics - started a Re: > brand new Re: series, titled just "PK", which (at least in the Re: > original
intentions) should Re: have been sold in foreign countries, Re: > and even in Usa, if the videogame's Re: launch would have been a Re: > success. Actually, italian readers are debating on Re: this new Re: > series, and the main reason why so many pkers don't like it, is its Re: > Re: elimination of Paperinik's past. In the PKNA series, Paperinik met Re: > One and Re: shortened his name in Pk, but he still had his past behind Re: > him, earning the Re: costume of Fantomius at Villa Rosa and so on: Re: > while, in PK, Donald Duck is Re: chosen by One as a Guardian of Re: > Galaxy, never becoming Paperinik but just Re: chosing the superhero Re: > name of Pk. I haven't had a chance to play at the Re: videogame (which Re: > is limited to Playstation2 and Gamecube, at least for now), Re: but as Re: > far as I heard from other pkers, the plotline is pretty different Re: Re: > from the new series' o
ne too. Re: Once, there were many Pk-devoted Re: > sites on the net. The updated sites are a Re: few number by now, but Re: > on Pkers (http://pk.immaginario.net) and PkGalaxy Re: Forum Re: > (http://pikeyforum.cjb.net) you'll find some english informations Re: Re: > about the three PK-s eries, the videogame, Pk's characters, and so on. Re: > Also, Re: Pk.TV (http://www.pkers.org) promotes a chat about Pk, which Re: > also has an Re: english chan for users from foreign countries: you can Re: > access this from Re: http://www.pkers.org/chat/ Re: I apologize for Re: > not having time to post more details, but I don't have much Re: time Re: > to write right now - however, I know there are others pk-readers Re: Re: > subscribed on the mailing list, so feel free to reply to this thread Re: > :) Re: From: (Email removed) Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 18:57:43 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed)
ling.uu.se Re: > Subject: Sigvald: Clara Cluck Re: > Message-Id: Re: > <(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Sigvald wrote: Re: Re: > However both these stories are only drawn Re: > by Re: > Barks/Rosa. This leaves me with a very difficult Re: > Re: > question: shold I, or should I *not*, include Re: > Clara Cluck in my Re: > "Who's who in Duckburg" Re: > pages in where I intend to present the Re: > characters Re: > in the Barks/Rosa universe only? Re: Re: I think you Re: > should clearly define the boundaries of your "universe" and Re: Re: > mention this on your website. If you decide that "everything Barks or Re: > Rosa Re: wrote-and-drew" is relevant, then Clara Cluck does not exist. Re: > Also make sure Re: to include or exclude Barks's paintings (which he Re: > also "wrote" hi
mself), Re: since some of them contain Horace and Re: > Clarabelle as characters. Re: Re: Johnny Grote went to the extreme in Re: > his German Barks index. He *does* list Re: the Mickey story and the Re: > non-Disney stories that Barks did, but this is in a Re: separate Re: > section of the book, marked with "WARNING - YOU ARE LEAVING THE Re: Re: > DUCKBURG SECTOR". 8-) Re: Re: --Harry. From: (Email removed) Re: > Date: Mon, 6 Jan 2003 19:03:22 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed) Re: > Subject: About :-) and 8-) and such Re: > Message-Id: Re: > <(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: Don: Re : Re: > no, I refuse Re: > to use smiley-face icons. I Re: > also don't laugh at my own jokes. Re: > If y'can't take a joke, I Re: > can't help ya'. Re: Re: The use of a smiley *is* useful, becau
se we Re: > can't see nor hear you when we Re: read your text. And especially when Re: > a text can be read in more than one way, Re: it helps when a smiley Re: > indicates "this is *not* meant to be serious". Re: This has nothing to Re: > do with laughing at your own jokes. It's just a handy Re: way of Re: > communicating. Re: Re: --Harry. Re: > Re: >> Eero-Pekka Halinen wrote: Re: >> >>>> I have a feeling that someone here doesn't appreciate typos... Re: >> Don writes: Re: >> Oh, please. Re: >> In my many travels, in my daily e-mail correspondence with every Re: >> country in Re: >> Europe so extensive that it would boggle your imagination, I Re: >> constantly make Re: >> it abundantly clear, I constant go out of my way to mention how much I Re: >> *admire* all the Europeans who speak and write more than one language... <
BR>Re: >> sometimes three or four. Me, who can barely speak and write ONE Re: >> Re: >> Way to go Don! Re: >> Many of feel this same way. Re: >> To speak or write in more than one language is extremely difficult to Re: >> learn Re: >> Re: > Re: > especially if you do not start at an early age. Re: > AND...... Re: > I am sure Don meant to say " I constant(LY) go out of my way...:-) Re: > Sorry Don! Re: > Re: > Re: > From: "Sigvald_Grøsfjeld_jr." Re: > Date: Tue, 7 Jan 2003 0:10:30 +0100 Re: > To: (Email removed) Re: > Subject: SV: Typos Re: > Message-Id: <(Email removed)> Re: > Re: > Re: > Re: Re: > Re: > I am sure Don meant to say " I constant(LY) Re: > go out of my Re: > way...:-) Re: Re: The meaning of Don's message wasn't changed by that Re: &g
t; possible "error". Re: Re: Anyway the avid/avoid error in my previous Re: > posting clearly shows the limits Re: of the spell check in Word for Re: > Windows 2000. Re: Re: Sigvald :-) Re: Re: Re: > Re: Re: > Re: _______________________________________________ Re: Re: > (Email removed) - Disney Comics Mailing List Re: Re: > http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml Re: -- Re: > Re: > _______________________________________________ Re: > Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com Re: > Re: > Re: > Meet Singles Re: > Re: > _______________________________________________ Re: > http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml Re: Re: Re: "Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana."
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Lars Jensen
Moby, Fethry & Father & Son Pigg
Message 83 -
2003-01-09 at 14:25:25
Rich Bellacera wrote:
> I know that we have seen Patricia Pigg with a son and a daughter, and
> that her daughter's name is Peggy, but I don't recall any mention of
> her son's name.
His name is Plato.
Lars
> I know that we have seen Patricia Pigg with a son and a daughter, and
> that her daughter's name is Peggy, but I don't recall any mention of
> her son's name.
His name is Plato.
Lars
Olivier
Bay chronicles
Message 84 -
2003-01-09 at 19:49:49
Hi everyone!
>> Regarding Moby Duck's mate in the Bay Chronicles, it is definately Fethry
>> (although in italian, its name has been changed from Paperoga to Paper
>> Hoog - in what I assume must be a phonetical trick maintaining the
>> aproximate sound while changing the name to seem more "nautical").
Why does it sound more "nautical"? What does it mean, please?
Olivier
>> Regarding Moby Duck's mate in the Bay Chronicles, it is definately Fethry
>> (although in italian, its name has been changed from Paperoga to Paper
>> Hoog - in what I assume must be a phonetical trick maintaining the
>> aproximate sound while changing the name to seem more "nautical").
Why does it sound more "nautical"? What does it mean, please?
Olivier
Timo Ronkainen
Disney-Italy/SILF??
Message 85 -
2003-01-10 at 14:26:07
Hi!
Could some Italian member of DCML give us non-italians some insight what
have been going on with creators' rights dispute with Disney/SILF?
Fummetti.org news is only in Italian:
http://www.fumetti.org/cgi-bin/dclinks/data/viewnews.pl?newsid1037203244,41430,.htm
Thanks!
Timo
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Could some Italian member of DCML give us non-italians some insight what
have been going on with creators' rights dispute with Disney/SILF?
Fummetti.org news is only in Italian:
http://www.fumetti.org/cgi-bin/dclinks/data/viewnews.pl?newsid1037203244,41430,.htm
Thanks!
Timo
^^''*''^^
Cartoonist - writer - donaldist -
Timo Ronkainen ---------------- -
YO-kylä 52 A 26 --------------- -
20540 Turku ------------------- -
Finland ----------------------- -
timoro at hotmail.com
timoro at sunpoint.net
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http://www.geocities.com/timoro2/
¨¨ Ankkalinnan Pamaus:
http://www.perunamaa.net/ankistit/
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Transition
Message 86 -
2003-01-10 at 18:39:09
All:
Sue and I are heading for Maryland and Gemstone on Monday, the 13th,
and will be officially on the job on the 20th. (We've been on the job
part-time since the first of November - the first two issues of Uncle
Scrooge and Walt Disney's Comics and Stories have been worked out and
colorists and letterers are on the job as I write.) John Clark is
already esconced at the Gemstone offices, doing his bit, and everything
looks on schedule for the first issues to come out in June (on the 21st
or 23rd, I can't quite remember at the moment).
The next two titles look very likely to be Donald Duck and one
featuring Mickey Mouse, and I understand that these may not be prestige
books, but?well, I'll leave y'all to cogitate on that for the nonce.
Things are happening. They really are. After four years. Go figure.
Gary
Sue and I are heading for Maryland and Gemstone on Monday, the 13th,
and will be officially on the job on the 20th. (We've been on the job
part-time since the first of November - the first two issues of Uncle
Scrooge and Walt Disney's Comics and Stories have been worked out and
colorists and letterers are on the job as I write.) John Clark is
already esconced at the Gemstone offices, doing his bit, and everything
looks on schedule for the first issues to come out in June (on the 21st
or 23rd, I can't quite remember at the moment).
The next two titles look very likely to be Donald Duck and one
featuring Mickey Mouse, and I understand that these may not be prestige
books, but?well, I'll leave y'all to cogitate on that for the nonce.
Things are happening. They really are. After four years. Go figure.
Gary
Anders Christian Siveb¾k
Winter meeting
Message 87 -
2003-01-11 at 11:18:43
Dear friends
Belated because of my being busy, here's a report from the one year
jubilee meeting in DDF(R) - the Danish Donaldist Society.
We had planned this meeting for some time - sadly two who had first signed
up for it, couldn't come in the last place. - We missed you, Olaf & SKO!
The evening before departure I simply had to find our friend Sigvald - so
i phoned his father in Norway and after a couple of calls i found him and
made sure that we were all meeting at the same spot.
The next morning (29th of december) I took the train bound for Copenhagen
- In Frederecia Thomas got on - in odense S?ren also got in and we began
to experience the mistake in having got tickets in the relax wagon - we
were hushed around 5 times by the ticketpeople.
We met at 11.20 at The main station - Sigvald had spend the night at his
uncles brother.
We took the train to Birker?d where Mads lives. We hadn't got the right
time times at all, so it took a bit time before mads and his father
fetched us. - We're getting a tradition in the society, btw, of being too
many persons in one car at a time.
When we got to mads place we asked his father i a 3 in front of the house
number wouldn't be fitting? 313 it would become if so.
Jacob turned up and 6 persons were together. Thomas, S?ren, Sigvald, Mads,
Jacob and me - we exchanged comics now - Sigvald had a lot of norwegian
issues for me. I haven't even finished sorting them yet, but me norwegian
collection is getting more and more complete.
We started our meeting - a general meeting where some firmer rools were
discussed - the danish name was changed a bit, into Dansk
Donaldist*-*Forening (notice the line)
There was a good friendlky tone at the meeting where member no. 2 (me)
made a speech about what we have been doing this past year. Then the
economy-responsible (me) talked about the economy of the socirety - it's
plus so far.
We had a birthday cake at the meeting - Jacob had made this (see photos at
ddfr.dk - arrangementer - vinterm?det)
We also had Mads' mother famous lasagne with salad - it was delicious!
We had an auction selling the special things we brouht to eachother for
more or less astronomous amounts of danish kroner. from 25 ?re
(corresponds to cents) to 70 kroner were the prices.
Later we had a quiz - made by Sigvald. I can proudly tell that i won... :-)
We had a great evening, listening to interviews, studying new paper
clippings, admiring mads' Scrooge toy from Disneyland - I think we didn't
sleep untill 12 or so.
The next morning we thought we got up early. - But at the bus and at the
train it begang to show that we wouldn't be at the shops untill after
opening time. The first shop we visitted was Fantask - i believe it's the
oldest coimic shop in Northern Europe or such??
S?ren, one of the owners and a regular Barks expert took us to the first
floor, where we bought pokcet books, reprints and original Anders And &
Co. - i even got a look at some first editions from 1949 - they were
usually in a safe.
The store also had many american Gladstones. Thomas and i introduced our
coming Rosa index to the owners, who sounded like this thing would sell in
the store - they're also willing to give material about our club, when
they get it.
We carried on to Faraos Cigars, another of Copenhagens good comics shops.
We found good stuff here too - i completed a bit more of my collection of
old Anders And's. In this shop I even met a Rosa-fan apart from telling
the guys at the cashier about our index and our society.
Sigvald found two Blueberryt albums here - no. 11 and 12 containing a
story which is one of the inspiration soruces for Don's The Lost
Dutchman's Mine if we're not mistaken.
We now carried on to Egmont - After taking a picture of a large drawing in
one of the windows of the usual main building we went to the place where
the entrance is at the time being 8they're rebuilding the reception). We
met David on the 4th floor. and were shown to his office where the floor
was filled with doubles from many countries. Serve yourself were David's
words and so we did. Polish, czech, german, norwegina, swedish, italian,
finnish issues were here. i got myself a good deal of polish comics - to
be lended to a friend I have here - she can read the stuff, as she's lived
here for 9 years, and before that, in ... you guessed it, Poland.
We talked with david about many things, eg. the state of the danish
issues, which David told us was not something he could do much about. The
ECN gives the local publishers what they want. We readers would sure like
a magazine in Denmark like Komix, Zio paperone or the like. but would it
sell - that's the one big question...
We left at around 5 after having had a great time at David's office. I'm
afraid we didn't take as many doubles as David had wanted us to do... i
for one simply knew i couldn't carry more that i had already taken...
sorry about that, David ...
We went to a chinese restaurant where we had a great dinner. It seems to
become a tradtion too that we have to get something duck-related when we
eat (square eggs or the like) - so this time many of us took - hang on,
we're not canibals or such...: Duck in salad!
I didn't eat much of the salad but had a lot of rice - we generally shared
our menues and parted the bill in 7.
We parted on the way to the main station - and finally meet Sigvald uncles
brother there too. Thanks for a great couple of days we said tpo eachother
and Thomas, S?ren and i took the train on. Luckily we didn'?t have relax
seats this time so we could talk as much about Donald as we wanted to. i
guess the peoplke in our wagon did guess that we must be some kind of fans
of that character...
That was the trip. I hope to meet you guys again soopn - it's always so
nice to meet you.
See you in week 7, Sigvald!
Hilsen/Yours
Anders Christian Siveb?k
Donaldist
Belated because of my being busy, here's a report from the one year
jubilee meeting in DDF(R) - the Danish Donaldist Society.
We had planned this meeting for some time - sadly two who had first signed
up for it, couldn't come in the last place. - We missed you, Olaf & SKO!
The evening before departure I simply had to find our friend Sigvald - so
i phoned his father in Norway and after a couple of calls i found him and
made sure that we were all meeting at the same spot.
The next morning (29th of december) I took the train bound for Copenhagen
- In Frederecia Thomas got on - in odense S?ren also got in and we began
to experience the mistake in having got tickets in the relax wagon - we
were hushed around 5 times by the ticketpeople.
We met at 11.20 at The main station - Sigvald had spend the night at his
uncles brother.
We took the train to Birker?d where Mads lives. We hadn't got the right
time times at all, so it took a bit time before mads and his father
fetched us. - We're getting a tradition in the society, btw, of being too
many persons in one car at a time.
When we got to mads place we asked his father i a 3 in front of the house
number wouldn't be fitting? 313 it would become if so.
Jacob turned up and 6 persons were together. Thomas, S?ren, Sigvald, Mads,
Jacob and me - we exchanged comics now - Sigvald had a lot of norwegian
issues for me. I haven't even finished sorting them yet, but me norwegian
collection is getting more and more complete.
We started our meeting - a general meeting where some firmer rools were
discussed - the danish name was changed a bit, into Dansk
Donaldist*-*Forening (notice the line)
There was a good friendlky tone at the meeting where member no. 2 (me)
made a speech about what we have been doing this past year. Then the
economy-responsible (me) talked about the economy of the socirety - it's
plus so far.
We had a birthday cake at the meeting - Jacob had made this (see photos at
ddfr.dk - arrangementer - vinterm?det)
We also had Mads' mother famous lasagne with salad - it was delicious!
We had an auction selling the special things we brouht to eachother for
more or less astronomous amounts of danish kroner. from 25 ?re
(corresponds to cents) to 70 kroner were the prices.
Later we had a quiz - made by Sigvald. I can proudly tell that i won... :-)
We had a great evening, listening to interviews, studying new paper
clippings, admiring mads' Scrooge toy from Disneyland - I think we didn't
sleep untill 12 or so.
The next morning we thought we got up early. - But at the bus and at the
train it begang to show that we wouldn't be at the shops untill after
opening time. The first shop we visitted was Fantask - i believe it's the
oldest coimic shop in Northern Europe or such??
S?ren, one of the owners and a regular Barks expert took us to the first
floor, where we bought pokcet books, reprints and original Anders And &
Co. - i even got a look at some first editions from 1949 - they were
usually in a safe.
The store also had many american Gladstones. Thomas and i introduced our
coming Rosa index to the owners, who sounded like this thing would sell in
the store - they're also willing to give material about our club, when
they get it.
We carried on to Faraos Cigars, another of Copenhagens good comics shops.
We found good stuff here too - i completed a bit more of my collection of
old Anders And's. In this shop I even met a Rosa-fan apart from telling
the guys at the cashier about our index and our society.
Sigvald found two Blueberryt albums here - no. 11 and 12 containing a
story which is one of the inspiration soruces for Don's The Lost
Dutchman's Mine if we're not mistaken.
We now carried on to Egmont - After taking a picture of a large drawing in
one of the windows of the usual main building we went to the place where
the entrance is at the time being 8they're rebuilding the reception). We
met David on the 4th floor. and were shown to his office where the floor
was filled with doubles from many countries. Serve yourself were David's
words and so we did. Polish, czech, german, norwegina, swedish, italian,
finnish issues were here. i got myself a good deal of polish comics - to
be lended to a friend I have here - she can read the stuff, as she's lived
here for 9 years, and before that, in ... you guessed it, Poland.
We talked with david about many things, eg. the state of the danish
issues, which David told us was not something he could do much about. The
ECN gives the local publishers what they want. We readers would sure like
a magazine in Denmark like Komix, Zio paperone or the like. but would it
sell - that's the one big question...
We left at around 5 after having had a great time at David's office. I'm
afraid we didn't take as many doubles as David had wanted us to do... i
for one simply knew i couldn't carry more that i had already taken...
sorry about that, David ...
We went to a chinese restaurant where we had a great dinner. It seems to
become a tradtion too that we have to get something duck-related when we
eat (square eggs or the like) - so this time many of us took - hang on,
we're not canibals or such...: Duck in salad!
I didn't eat much of the salad but had a lot of rice - we generally shared
our menues and parted the bill in 7.
We parted on the way to the main station - and finally meet Sigvald uncles
brother there too. Thanks for a great couple of days we said tpo eachother
and Thomas, S?ren and i took the train on. Luckily we didn'?t have relax
seats this time so we could talk as much about Donald as we wanted to. i
guess the peoplke in our wagon did guess that we must be some kind of fans
of that character...
That was the trip. I hope to meet you guys again soopn - it's always so
nice to meet you.
See you in week 7, Sigvald!
Hilsen/Yours
Anders Christian Siveb?k
Donaldist
Daniel Van Eijmeren
Question about WDC cover-set
Message 88 -
2003-01-11 at 16:54:50
In private, I got this question:
"I'm looking for information on a set of prints that contains
Walt Disney Comics and Stories cover art (like 33, vol. 3, No. 9)
but has none of the comic header information (just the art). I think
it was a mail-offer c. 1950? and it has 10 pieces."
A set of cover prints as mail-offer of circa 1950???
Sounds interesting.
Best wishes and a happy newyear to everyone,
--- Dani?l
"Ouch! More automation!"
(Which Barks story?)
"I'm looking for information on a set of prints that contains
Walt Disney Comics and Stories cover art (like 33, vol. 3, No. 9)
but has none of the comic header information (just the art). I think
it was a mail-offer c. 1950? and it has 10 pieces."
A set of cover prints as mail-offer of circa 1950???
Sounds interesting.
Best wishes and a happy newyear to everyone,
--- Dani?l
"Ouch! More automation!"
(Which Barks story?)
Dan Rosenberg
DCML digest, Vol 1 #1215 - 3 msgs
Message 89 -
2003-01-11 at 18:55:06
Gary wrote:
>everything
> looks on schedule for the first issues to come out in June (on the 21st
> or 23rd, I can't quite remember at the moment).
Well, June 23 just so happens to be my birthday. *wink, wink*
Any Gottfredson stories planned for the Mickey?
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Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 14:26:07 +0200
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Re: Could some Italian member of DCML give us non-italians some insight what
Re: have been going on with creators' rights dispute with Disney/SILF?
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To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
Subject: Transition
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Re:
Re: All:
Re:
Re: Sue and I are heading for Maryland and Gemstone on Monday, the 13th,
Re: and will be officially on the job on the 20th. (We've been on the job
Re: part-time since the first of November - the first two issues of Uncle
Re: Scrooge and Walt Disney's Comics and Stories have been worked out and
Re: colorists and letterers are on the job as I write.) John Clark is
Re: already esconced at the Gemstone offices, doing his bit, and everything
Re: looks on schedule for the first issues to come out in June (on the 21st
Re: or 23rd, I can't quite remember at the moment).
Re:
Re: The next two titles look very likely to be Donald Duck and one
Re: featuring Mickey Mouse, and I understand that these may not be prestige
Re: books, but
well, I'll leave y'all to cogitate on that for the nonce.
Re:
Re: Things are happening. They really are. After four years. Go figure.
Re:
Re: Gary
From: "Anders Christian_Siveb3/4k" <anders_sivebaek at nns.dk>
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 2003 10:18:43 +0100
To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
Subject: Winter meeting
Message-Id: <fc.0064b568004534bc0064b568004534bc.45422e at nns.dk>
Re:
Re: Dear friends
Re: Belated because of my being busy, here's a report from the one year
Re: jubilee meeting in DDF(R) - the Danish Donaldist Society.
Re:
Re: We had planned this meeting for some time - sadly two who had first signed
Re: up for it, couldn't come in the last place. - We missed you, Olaf & SKO!
Re: The evening before departure I simply had to find our friend Sigvald - so
Re: i phoned his father in Norway and after a couple of calls i found him and
Re: made sure that we were all meeting at the same spot.
Re: The next morning (29th of december) I took the train bound for Copenhagen
Re: - In Frederecia Thomas got on - in odense S?ren also got in and we began
Re: to experience the mistake in having got tickets in the relax wagon - we
Re: were hushed around 5 times by the ticketpeople.
Re:
Re: We met at 11.20 at The main station - Sigvald had spend the night at his
Re: uncles brother.
Re: We took the train to Birker?d where Mads lives. We hadn't got the right
Re: time times at all, so it took a bit time before mads and his father
Re: fetched us. - We're getting a tradition in the society, btw, of being too
Re: many persons in one car at a time.
Re: When we got to mads place we asked his father i a 3 in front of the house
Re: number wouldn't be fitting? 313 it would become if so.
Re: Jacob turned up and 6 persons were together. Thomas, S?ren, Sigvald, Mads,
Re: Jacob and me - we exchanged comics now - Sigvald had a lot of norwegian
Re: issues for me. I haven't even finished sorting them yet, but me norwegian
Re: collection is getting more and more complete.
Re: We started our meeting - a general meeting where some firmer rools were
Re: discussed - the danish name was changed a bit, into Dansk
Re: Donaldist*-*Forening (notice the line)
Re: There was a good friendlky tone at the meeting where member no. 2 (me)
Re: made a speech about what we have been doing this past year. Then the
Re: economy-responsible (me) talked about the economy of the socirety - it's
Re: plus so far.
Re: We had a birthday cake at the meeting - Jacob had made this (see photos at
Re: ddfr.dk - arrangementer - vinterm?det)
Re: We also had Mads' mother famous lasagne with salad - it was delicious!
Re: We had an auction selling the special things we brouht to eachother for
Re: more or less astronomous amounts of danish kroner. from 25 ?re
Re: (corresponds to cents) to 70 kroner were the prices.
Re: Later we had a quiz - made by Sigvald. I can proudly tell that i won... :-)
Re: We had a great evening, listening to interviews, studying new paper
Re: clippings, admiring mads' Scrooge toy from Disneyland - I think we didn't
Re: sleep untill 12 or so.
Re:
Re: The next morning we thought we got up early. - But at the bus and at the
Re: train it begang to show that we wouldn't be at the shops untill after
Re: opening time. The first shop we visitted was Fantask - i believe it's the
Re: oldest coimic shop in Northern Europe or such??
Re: S?ren, one of the owners and a regular Barks expert took us to the first
Re: floor, where we bought pokcet books, reprints and original Anders And &
Re: Co. - i even got a look at some first editions from 1949 - they were
Re: usually in a safe.
Re: The store also had many american Gladstones. Thomas and i introduced our
Re: coming Rosa index to the owners, who sounded like this thing would sell in
Re: the store - they're also willing to give material about our club, when
Re: they get it.
Re:
Re: We carried on to Faraos Cigars, another of Copenhagens good comics shops.
Re: We found good stuff here too - i completed a bit more of my collection of
Re: old Anders And's. In this shop I even met a Rosa-fan apart from telling
Re: the guys at the cashier about our index and our society.
Re: Sigvald found two Blueberryt albums here - no. 11 and 12 containing a
Re: story which is one of the inspiration soruces for Don's The Lost
Re: Dutchman's Mine if we're not mistaken.
Re:
Re: We now carried on to Egmont - After taking a picture of a large drawing in
Re: one of the windows of the usual main building we went to the place where
Re: the entrance is at the time being 8they're rebuilding the reception). We
Re: met David on the 4th floor. and were shown to his office where the floor
Re: was filled with doubles from many countries. Serve yourself were David's
Re: words and so we did. Polish, czech, german, norwegina, swedish, italian,
Re: finnish issues were here. i got myself a good deal of polish comics - to
Re: be lended to a friend I have here - she can read the stuff, as she's lived
Re: here for 9 years, and before that, in ... you guessed it, Poland.
Re: We talked with david about many things, eg. the state of the danish
Re: issues, which David told us was not something he could do much about. The
Re: ECN gives the local publishers what they want. We readers would sure like
Re: a magazine in Denmark like Komix, Zio paperone or the like. but would it
Re: sell - that's the one big question...
Re:
Re: We left at around 5 after having had a great time at David's office. I'm
Re: afraid we didn't take as many doubles as David had wanted us to do... i
Re: for one simply knew i couldn't carry more that i had already taken...
Re: sorry about that, David ...
Re: We went to a chinese restaurant where we had a great dinner. It seems to
Re: become a tradtion too that we have to get something duck-related when we
Re: eat (square eggs or the like) - so this time many of us took - hang on,
Re: we're not canibals or such...: Duck in salad!
Re: I didn't eat much of the salad but had a lot of rice - we generally shared
Re: our menues and parted the bill in 7.
Re: We parted on the way to the main station - and finally meet Sigvald uncles
Re: brother there too. Thanks for a great couple of days we said tpo eachother
Re: and Thomas, S?ren and i took the train on. Luckily we didn'?t have relax
Re: seats this time so we could talk as much about Donald as we wanted to. i
Re: guess the peoplke in our wagon did guess that we must be some kind of fans
Re: of that character...
Re:
Re: That was the trip. I hope to meet you guys again soopn - it's always so
Re: nice to meet you.
Re: See you in week 7, Sigvald!
Re:
Re: Hilsen/Yours
Re: Anders Christian Siveb?k
Re: Donaldist
Re:
Re:
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Re:
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>everything
> looks on schedule for the first issues to come out in June (on the 21st
> or 23rd, I can't quite remember at the moment).
Well, June 23 just so happens to be my birthday. *wink, wink*
Any Gottfredson stories planned for the Mickey?
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From: "timo ronkainen" <timoro at hotmail.com>
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 14:26:07 +0200
To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
Subject: Disney-Italy/SILF??
Message-Id: <F58oJrmNeeJesYBLKuo00009c07 at hotmail.com>
Re:
Re: Hi!
Re:
Re: Could some Italian member of DCML give us non-italians some insight what
Re: have been going on with creators' rights dispute with Disney/SILF?
Re: Fummetti.org news is only in Italian:
Re: http://www.fumetti.org/cgi-bin/dclinks/data/viewnews.pl?newsid1037203244,41430,.htm
Re:
Re: Thanks!
Re: Timo
Re:
Re: ^^''*''^^
Re: Cartoonist - writer - donaldist -
Re: Timo Ronkainen ---------------- -
Re: YO-kyl? 52 A 26 --------------- -
Re: 20540 Turku ------------------- -
Re: Finland ----------------------- -
Re: timoro at hotmail.com
Re: timoro at sunpoint.net
Re: ?? Personal:
Re: http://www.geocities.com/timoro2/
Re: ?? Ankkalinnan Pamaus:
Re: http://www.perunamaa.net/ankistit/
Re: .................................
Re: "Rumble on, buxom bumble bee!
Re: Go sit on cowslip - far from me!"
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From: Gary Leach <bangfish at cableone.net>
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 09:39:09 -0700
To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
Subject: Transition
Message-Id: <0AE8F416-24BA-11D7-BAC0-000393C28E48 at cableone.net>
Re:
Re: All:
Re:
Re: Sue and I are heading for Maryland and Gemstone on Monday, the 13th,
Re: and will be officially on the job on the 20th. (We've been on the job
Re: part-time since the first of November - the first two issues of Uncle
Re: Scrooge and Walt Disney's Comics and Stories have been worked out and
Re: colorists and letterers are on the job as I write.) John Clark is
Re: already esconced at the Gemstone offices, doing his bit, and everything
Re: looks on schedule for the first issues to come out in June (on the 21st
Re: or 23rd, I can't quite remember at the moment).
Re:
Re: The next two titles look very likely to be Donald Duck and one
Re: featuring Mickey Mouse, and I understand that these may not be prestige
Re: books, but
well, I'll leave y'all to cogitate on that for the nonce.
Re:
Re: Things are happening. They really are. After four years. Go figure.
Re:
Re: Gary
From: "Anders Christian_Siveb3/4k" <anders_sivebaek at nns.dk>
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 2003 10:18:43 +0100
To: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se
Subject: Winter meeting
Message-Id: <fc.0064b568004534bc0064b568004534bc.45422e at nns.dk>
Re:
Re: Dear friends
Re: Belated because of my being busy, here's a report from the one year
Re: jubilee meeting in DDF(R) - the Danish Donaldist Society.
Re:
Re: We had planned this meeting for some time - sadly two who had first signed
Re: up for it, couldn't come in the last place. - We missed you, Olaf & SKO!
Re: The evening before departure I simply had to find our friend Sigvald - so
Re: i phoned his father in Norway and after a couple of calls i found him and
Re: made sure that we were all meeting at the same spot.
Re: The next morning (29th of december) I took the train bound for Copenhagen
Re: - In Frederecia Thomas got on - in odense S?ren also got in and we began
Re: to experience the mistake in having got tickets in the relax wagon - we
Re: were hushed around 5 times by the ticketpeople.
Re:
Re: We met at 11.20 at The main station - Sigvald had spend the night at his
Re: uncles brother.
Re: We took the train to Birker?d where Mads lives. We hadn't got the right
Re: time times at all, so it took a bit time before mads and his father
Re: fetched us. - We're getting a tradition in the society, btw, of being too
Re: many persons in one car at a time.
Re: When we got to mads place we asked his father i a 3 in front of the house
Re: number wouldn't be fitting? 313 it would become if so.
Re: Jacob turned up and 6 persons were together. Thomas, S?ren, Sigvald, Mads,
Re: Jacob and me - we exchanged comics now - Sigvald had a lot of norwegian
Re: issues for me. I haven't even finished sorting them yet, but me norwegian
Re: collection is getting more and more complete.
Re: We started our meeting - a general meeting where some firmer rools were
Re: discussed - the danish name was changed a bit, into Dansk
Re: Donaldist*-*Forening (notice the line)
Re: There was a good friendlky tone at the meeting where member no. 2 (me)
Re: made a speech about what we have been doing this past year. Then the
Re: economy-responsible (me) talked about the economy of the socirety - it's
Re: plus so far.
Re: We had a birthday cake at the meeting - Jacob had made this (see photos at
Re: ddfr.dk - arrangementer - vinterm?det)
Re: We also had Mads' mother famous lasagne with salad - it was delicious!
Re: We had an auction selling the special things we brouht to eachother for
Re: more or less astronomous amounts of danish kroner. from 25 ?re
Re: (corresponds to cents) to 70 kroner were the prices.
Re: Later we had a quiz - made by Sigvald. I can proudly tell that i won... :-)
Re: We had a great evening, listening to interviews, studying new paper
Re: clippings, admiring mads' Scrooge toy from Disneyland - I think we didn't
Re: sleep untill 12 or so.
Re:
Re: The next morning we thought we got up early. - But at the bus and at the
Re: train it begang to show that we wouldn't be at the shops untill after
Re: opening time. The first shop we visitted was Fantask - i believe it's the
Re: oldest coimic shop in Northern Europe or such??
Re: S?ren, one of the owners and a regular Barks expert took us to the first
Re: floor, where we bought pokcet books, reprints and original Anders And &
Re: Co. - i even got a look at some first editions from 1949 - they were
Re: usually in a safe.
Re: The store also had many american Gladstones. Thomas and i introduced our
Re: coming Rosa index to the owners, who sounded like this thing would sell in
Re: the store - they're also willing to give material about our club, when
Re: they get it.
Re:
Re: We carried on to Faraos Cigars, another of Copenhagens good comics shops.
Re: We found good stuff here too - i completed a bit more of my collection of
Re: old Anders And's. In this shop I even met a Rosa-fan apart from telling
Re: the guys at the cashier about our index and our society.
Re: Sigvald found two Blueberryt albums here - no. 11 and 12 containing a
Re: story which is one of the inspiration soruces for Don's The Lost
Re: Dutchman's Mine if we're not mistaken.
Re:
Re: We now carried on to Egmont - After taking a picture of a large drawing in
Re: one of the windows of the usual main building we went to the place where
Re: the entrance is at the time being 8they're rebuilding the reception). We
Re: met David on the 4th floor. and were shown to his office where the floor
Re: was filled with doubles from many countries. Serve yourself were David's
Re: words and so we did. Polish, czech, german, norwegina, swedish, italian,
Re: finnish issues were here. i got myself a good deal of polish comics - to
Re: be lended to a friend I have here - she can read the stuff, as she's lived
Re: here for 9 years, and before that, in ... you guessed it, Poland.
Re: We talked with david about many things, eg. the state of the danish
Re: issues, which David told us was not something he could do much about. The
Re: ECN gives the local publishers what they want. We readers would sure like
Re: a magazine in Denmark like Komix, Zio paperone or the like. but would it
Re: sell - that's the one big question...
Re:
Re: We left at around 5 after having had a great time at David's office. I'm
Re: afraid we didn't take as many doubles as David had wanted us to do... i
Re: for one simply knew i couldn't carry more that i had already taken...
Re: sorry about that, David ...
Re: We went to a chinese restaurant where we had a great dinner. It seems to
Re: become a tradtion too that we have to get something duck-related when we
Re: eat (square eggs or the like) - so this time many of us took - hang on,
Re: we're not canibals or such...: Duck in salad!
Re: I didn't eat much of the salad but had a lot of rice - we generally shared
Re: our menues and parted the bill in 7.
Re: We parted on the way to the main station - and finally meet Sigvald uncles
Re: brother there too. Thanks for a great couple of days we said tpo eachother
Re: and Thomas, S?ren and i took the train on. Luckily we didn'?t have relax
Re: seats this time so we could talk as much about Donald as we wanted to. i
Re: guess the peoplke in our wagon did guess that we must be some kind of fans
Re: of that character...
Re:
Re: That was the trip. I hope to meet you guys again soopn - it's always so
Re: nice to meet you.
Re: See you in week 7, Sigvald!
Re:
Re: Hilsen/Yours
Re: Anders Christian Siveb?k
Re: Donaldist
Re:
Re:
Re:
Re:
Re: _______________________________________________
Re: dcml at stp.ling.uu.se - Disney Comics Mailing List
Re: http://stp.ling.uu.se/mailman/listinfo/dcml
Re:
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Subject: Disney-Italy/SILF??
Message 90 -
2003-01-11 at 18:55:56
Sure.
The procedure is still in progress. The "super-lawyer" working for the Union
SILF is working at a big dossier. It will take some more time to be
completed, 'cause it will go back for a lot of years, about reprint rights,
original art and... much more.
Meanwhile there has been not a single word from Disney Italy, while the
Union is still available for a gentlemen agreement and the Union offered
this opportunity but, alas, with no result. At least, until today.
We are forced to suppose that Disney Italy prefers to lose a lawsuit than to
talk with the representatives of the Italian creators. The Italian press
already started to talk about all this, and there will be more in a few
months.
If you want to know more, you can write directly to the Union at
silf-slc at mail.cgil.it - www.fumetti.org/silf.
> Could some Italian member of DCML give us non-italians some insight what
> have been going on with creators' rights dispute with Disney/SILF?
> Fummetti.org news is only in Italian:
>
http://www.fumetti.org/cgi-bin/dclinks/data/viewnews.pl?newsid1037203244,414
30,.htm
>
> Thanks!
> Timo
The procedure is still in progress. The "super-lawyer" working for the Union
SILF is working at a big dossier. It will take some more time to be
completed, 'cause it will go back for a lot of years, about reprint rights,
original art and... much more.
Meanwhile there has been not a single word from Disney Italy, while the
Union is still available for a gentlemen agreement and the Union offered
this opportunity but, alas, with no result. At least, until today.
We are forced to suppose that Disney Italy prefers to lose a lawsuit than to
talk with the representatives of the Italian creators. The Italian press
already started to talk about all this, and there will be more in a few
months.
If you want to know more, you can write directly to the Union at
silf-slc at mail.cgil.it - www.fumetti.org/silf.
> Could some Italian member of DCML give us non-italians some insight what
> have been going on with creators' rights dispute with Disney/SILF?
> Fummetti.org news is only in Italian:
>
http://www.fumetti.org/cgi-bin/dclinks/data/viewnews.pl?newsid1037203244,414
30,.htm
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