Bernard:
> The covers for the DD Extra's are always self-drawn by
> a Dutch artist.
The covers for the DD Extra's are mostly self-drawn by
Michel Nadorp. For some Rosa-stories Nadorp redrew an
original Rosa-cover: 'Guardians of the Lost Library', 'Lost
Charts of Columbus', 'Quest for Kalevala', 'Master of the
Mississippi'. In the 'Charts'-cover, the D.U.C.K.-dedication
has been preserved.
> But the ones from the Oom Dagobert
> albums are "sometimes" real covers from Rosa or
> combinations from Rosa-covers and a different
> background.
Yes, but these are "always"(?) redrawn by another Dutch
artist.
Michiel Prior.
Author
Topic: 200302
(428 messages)
M.J. Prior
Dutch Rosa-covers
Message 421 -
2003-02-28 at 15:26:50
Donald D. Markstein
New Gemstone Comics Info
Message 422 -
2003-02-28 at 15:39:43
> Strange, very strange indeed - why did this
> Clark guy mention Don Rosa after the AFAIK
> completely unknown Patrick Block??? I hope
> it's not some kind of hostility towards Don,
> because of his "strike" last year?
Where do you get this stuff, Sigvald? "This Clark guy" (as you call an
editor I've been dealing with for more than ten years, and have known
personally for more than 20) obviously listed Pat Block (who is VERY well
known to the American audience this news release is intended for, whether
YOU read the credits in Egmont comics or not) first because that's where his
name comes in the alphabet.
Your completely unwarranted speculation about "hostility" is how ugly rumors
get started. Since you clearly admit you don't know the people involved, you
ought to keep your daydreams about their personal feelings to yourself.
Quack, Don
Today in Toons: Every day's an anniversary.
http://www.toonopedia.com/today.htm
> Clark guy mention Don Rosa after the AFAIK
> completely unknown Patrick Block??? I hope
> it's not some kind of hostility towards Don,
> because of his "strike" last year?
Where do you get this stuff, Sigvald? "This Clark guy" (as you call an
editor I've been dealing with for more than ten years, and have known
personally for more than 20) obviously listed Pat Block (who is VERY well
known to the American audience this news release is intended for, whether
YOU read the credits in Egmont comics or not) first because that's where his
name comes in the alphabet.
Your completely unwarranted speculation about "hostility" is how ugly rumors
get started. Since you clearly admit you don't know the people involved, you
ought to keep your daydreams about their personal feelings to yourself.
Quack, Don
Today in Toons: Every day's an anniversary.
http://www.toonopedia.com/today.htm
Don Rosa
DCML digest #1276
Message 423 -
2003-02-28 at 15:45:23
From: "Martin Kristensen" <martinnyg at hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: Dons next story
>>>>I would like to ask this: What will this next story be about ?
It's just a short (13-page) "gag" story so there's not much to tell without
giving away the whole plot.
I seem to have unintentionally started a series that all of my "gag" stories
fit into. The stories always star only DD & U$, and begin as a quiet day at
the Money Bin, some big magilla starts, there's lots of running around, then
it all ends up back at the Money Bin, and DD gets the worst of the deal. The
stories that seem to match this form are "A Matter of Some Gravity",
"Attaaack!", "Forget it!", "Trash and Treasure" (the one I just sent in),
and perhaps "The Coin".
Subject: Re: Dons next story
>>>>I would like to ask this: What will this next story be about ?
It's just a short (13-page) "gag" story so there's not much to tell without
giving away the whole plot.
I seem to have unintentionally started a series that all of my "gag" stories
fit into. The stories always star only DD & U$, and begin as a quiet day at
the Money Bin, some big magilla starts, there's lots of running around, then
it all ends up back at the Money Bin, and DD gets the worst of the deal. The
stories that seem to match this form are "A Matter of Some Gravity",
"Attaaack!", "Forget it!", "Trash and Treasure" (the one I just sent in),
and perhaps "The Coin".
H.W.Fluks
Dutch Rosa-covers
Message 424 -
2003-02-28 at 15:58:29
My fellow Dutchmen wrote:
> > But the [covers] from the Oom Dagobert
> > albums are "sometimes" real covers from Rosa or
> > combinations from Rosa-covers and a different
> > background.
>
> Yes, but these are "always"(?) redrawn by another Dutch
> artist.
Usually this is the work of Maarten Janssens and/or Viktor
Venema.
In the back of OOM DAGOBERT 57 there is a "preview" of the
next album.
But for this preview, they didn't use the real OD 58 cover,
they used (a detail of) the *original* Rosa drawing instead!
(Compare it with the cover of OD 58.)
--Harry.
> > But the [covers] from the Oom Dagobert
> > albums are "sometimes" real covers from Rosa or
> > combinations from Rosa-covers and a different
> > background.
>
> Yes, but these are "always"(?) redrawn by another Dutch
> artist.
Usually this is the work of Maarten Janssens and/or Viktor
Venema.
In the back of OOM DAGOBERT 57 there is a "preview" of the
next album.
But for this preview, they didn't use the real OD 58 cover,
they used (a detail of) the *original* Rosa drawing instead!
(Compare it with the cover of OD 58.)
--Harry.
Gary Leach
DCML digest, Vol 1 #1276 - 13 msgs
Message 425 -
2003-02-28 at 16:00:32
Sigvald:
> Strange, very strange indeed - why did this
> Clark guy mention Don Rosa after the AFAIK
> completely unknown Patrick Block??? I hope
> it's not some kind of hostility towards Don,
> because of his "strike" last year?
Nothing strange about it. Pat Block is not completely unknown and "this
Clark guy" holds no hostility towards anybody. He simply does not keep
a strict list in his mind as to who he is to mention in what order in
any comments of this sort he makes.
FYI: "this Clark guy" has been involved in the U.S. Disney comics since
the earliest days of Gladstone, and I've known him longer than that.
His first name is John, and he's the editor-in-chief of Gemstone's
Disney Comics line. You might want to write that down for future
reference
Gary
> Strange, very strange indeed - why did this
> Clark guy mention Don Rosa after the AFAIK
> completely unknown Patrick Block??? I hope
> it's not some kind of hostility towards Don,
> because of his "strike" last year?
Nothing strange about it. Pat Block is not completely unknown and "this
Clark guy" holds no hostility towards anybody. He simply does not keep
a strict list in his mind as to who he is to mention in what order in
any comments of this sort he makes.
FYI: "this Clark guy" has been involved in the U.S. Disney comics since
the earliest days of Gladstone, and I've known him longer than that.
His first name is John, and he's the editor-in-chief of Gemstone's
Disney Comics line. You might want to write that down for future
reference
Gary
Kriton Kyrimis
"this Clark guy"
Message 426 -
2003-02-28 at 16:34:49
GARY:
> FYI: "this Clark guy" has been involved in the U.S. Disney comics since
> the earliest days of Gladstone, and I've known him longer than that.
> His first name is John, and he's the editor-in-chief of Gemstone's
> Disney Comics line.
Now's my chance to ask a question that's been bugging me ever since I
read my first Gladstone comic book!
If I remember correctly, he was listed in the comic books as "Leonard
(John) Clark" and not as "John Clark" or "L. John Clark". Is "John"
his middle name, a name that he prefers to his given name, or is it
something more complicated (and probably none of my business)?
Kriton (e-mail: kyrimis at cti.gr)
(WWW: http://dias.cti.gr/~kyrimis)
-----
"Time is the ultimate nonrenewable resource, and we are rapidly running
out of it."
-----
> FYI: "this Clark guy" has been involved in the U.S. Disney comics since
> the earliest days of Gladstone, and I've known him longer than that.
> His first name is John, and he's the editor-in-chief of Gemstone's
> Disney Comics line.
Now's my chance to ask a question that's been bugging me ever since I
read my first Gladstone comic book!
If I remember correctly, he was listed in the comic books as "Leonard
(John) Clark" and not as "John Clark" or "L. John Clark". Is "John"
his middle name, a name that he prefers to his given name, or is it
something more complicated (and probably none of my business)?
Kriton (e-mail: kyrimis at cti.gr)
(WWW: http://dias.cti.gr/~kyrimis)
-----
"Time is the ultimate nonrenewable resource, and we are rapidly running
out of it."
-----
M.J. Prior
A Beagle Boy named Butch
Message 427 -
2003-02-28 at 16:35:26
I just discovered an Al Taliaferro gag which features a
Beagle Boy who actually has a *first name*.
http://www.jlcomicart.de/DisneyOA.htm#Al%20Taliaferro
"They're comin' fast, Butch, what'll we do?"
It's a pity his prison number was omitted... :)
Michiel Prior.
Beagle Boy who actually has a *first name*.
http://www.jlcomicart.de/DisneyOA.htm#Al%20Taliaferro
"They're comin' fast, Butch, what'll we do?"
It's a pity his prison number was omitted... :)
Michiel Prior.
Ddavilat
DCML digest #1276
Message 428 -
2003-02-28 at 20:56:29
Hello DON :
And since you are speaking of your next work, you could say if are you
thinking to make more chapters "B" of Lo$?. Personally, I would like to know
the "history" of the sister and nephews of Donald Duck. Is something that
you plan to elaborate?
Thank you for your attention
David
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Don Rosa escribi?:
> From: "Martin Kristensen" <martinnyg at hotmail.com>
> Subject: Re: Dons next story
>>>>>I would like to ask this: What will this next story be about ?
>
> It's just a short (13-page) "gag" story so there's not much to tell without
> giving away the whole plot.
___________________________________________________________
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And since you are speaking of your next work, you could say if are you
thinking to make more chapters "B" of Lo$?. Personally, I would like to know
the "history" of the sister and nephews of Donald Duck. Is something that
you plan to elaborate?
Thank you for your attention
David
--------------------------------------------
Don Rosa escribi?:
> From: "Martin Kristensen" <martinnyg at hotmail.com>
> Subject: Re: Dons next story
>>>>>I would like to ask this: What will this next story be about ?
>
> It's just a short (13-page) "gag" story so there's not much to tell without
> giving away the whole plot.
___________________________________________________________
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http://www.ec-red.com