Fernando Ventura wrote:
>David, do you know if this "Barks-manga" stories are/was produced by Egmont?
>
>
I can answer that. All of them were produced by Egmont and carry codes
starting with D/N (D = Egmont/Denmark, N probably stands for "Nihon,"
which is Japanese for "Japan").
Fernando Ventura wrote in another mail:
> So the Witch stories will be REDRAW by Haruko Iida?!
I've understood that they will be more or less COMPLETELY remade.
Stefan
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Stefan Persson
Japan
Message 91 -
2003-04-13 at 01:21:59
Fernando Ventura
D/N = Egmont/Nihon!
Message 92 -
2003-04-13 at 18:43:49
Stefan:
> I can answer that. All of them were produced by Egmont and carry codes
> starting with D/N (D = Egmont/Denmark, N probably stands for "Nihon,"
> which is Japanese for "Japan").
It's very interesting! By the way, only three stories with D/N coded are
indexed in Inducks! So I'd like to have more precise information about this
stories if someone else knows...I still think it's a great idea to publish
this here in Brazil in some special edition! "Especial Disney Mang?"! :-)
Witch stories by Haruko Iida:
> I've understood that they will be more or less COMPLETELY remade.
Really strange remade comics only to "adjust" this to some market, but the
three samples I've saw on the japanese Disney page are beautiful! If you
known a way to get this comics, please, inform us here at DCML! :-)
Fernando!
> I can answer that. All of them were produced by Egmont and carry codes
> starting with D/N (D = Egmont/Denmark, N probably stands for "Nihon,"
> which is Japanese for "Japan").
It's very interesting! By the way, only three stories with D/N coded are
indexed in Inducks! So I'd like to have more precise information about this
stories if someone else knows...I still think it's a great idea to publish
this here in Brazil in some special edition! "Especial Disney Mang?"! :-)
Witch stories by Haruko Iida:
> I've understood that they will be more or less COMPLETELY remade.
Really strange remade comics only to "adjust" this to some market, but the
three samples I've saw on the japanese Disney page are beautiful! If you
known a way to get this comics, please, inform us here at DCML! :-)
Fernando!
Stefan Persson
D/N = Egmont/Nihon!
Message 93 -
2003-04-13 at 18:46:09
Fernando Ventura wrote:
> It's very interesting! By the way, only three stories with D/N coded are
> indexed in Inducks!
Yes, the only stories indexed in Inducks are those published anywhere
else. We don't know anything about the remaining stories, though.
> Really strange remade comics only to "adjust" this to some market, but the
> three samples I've saw on the japanese Disney page are beautiful!
Well, that Asuka magazine looks like a standard Japanese comic magazine,
which would mean that it's about 300-1000 pages an issue, and that it
contains about 10-30 pages of each story in each issue. Given that the
Italian Witch stories are about 60 pages, this might not fit very well
in the Japanese publication standards, which might be a reason to the
remaking.
> If you known a way to get this comics, please, inform us here at DCML! :-)
I am myself currently looking for a way to get both this Witch series and Egmont's D/N series.
Stefan
> It's very interesting! By the way, only three stories with D/N coded are
> indexed in Inducks!
Yes, the only stories indexed in Inducks are those published anywhere
else. We don't know anything about the remaining stories, though.
> Really strange remade comics only to "adjust" this to some market, but the
> three samples I've saw on the japanese Disney page are beautiful!
Well, that Asuka magazine looks like a standard Japanese comic magazine,
which would mean that it's about 300-1000 pages an issue, and that it
contains about 10-30 pages of each story in each issue. Given that the
Italian Witch stories are about 60 pages, this might not fit very well
in the Japanese publication standards, which might be a reason to the
remaking.
> If you known a way to get this comics, please, inform us here at DCML! :-)
I am myself currently looking for a way to get both this Witch series and Egmont's D/N series.
Stefan
Sander D.
To Don Rosa...
Message 94 -
2003-04-13 at 19:30:36
I hope you don't mind if I reply to your mail...
>Now, I've been wondering if there is any chance to get all your (Don
>Rosas's) comics somewhere?
>I especially look for the book - The life and times of Scrooge McDuck...
>Any information will be grateful!
You should really check Ebay (http://www.ebaysweden.com/), there's a lot of
nice stuff there. There are always people who sell the Lo$ or fandrawings
(don't ask me why!).
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>Now, I've been wondering if there is any chance to get all your (Don
>Rosas's) comics somewhere?
>I especially look for the book - The life and times of Scrooge McDuck...
>Any information will be grateful!
You should really check Ebay (http://www.ebaysweden.com/), there's a lot of
nice stuff there. There are always people who sell the Lo$ or fandrawings
(don't ask me why!).
Sander
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Olaf Solstrand
Andeby Online turning Duckburg / Kari Korhonen
Message 95 -
2003-04-13 at 19:59:42
Dear everybody;
first I will have to say sorry that I haven't been following the list for the
last couple of months. I've had plenty of things to do, and for a moment I
decided to let go of DCML for a while, because I didn't have the time to read
it.
The reason I'm back now, is that I have a couple of announcements to make. They
are both related to my webpage, www.andebyonline.com.
First of all: I've got lot of feedback that I should make an English subversion
to the pages. I'm happy to say that work already is in progress. Yes, this is
happening very, very soon - and I hope we manage to do this without ruining the
Norwegian version, too.
Second: Wednesday April 23rd, at 6:00 PM CET (5:00 PM GMT), Kari Korhonen will
be answering questions from the visitors of Andeby Online. Very soon (in a
couple of days) it will be possible to start sending him questions, and anyone
interested could read the answers as soon as he gets to answer it this Wednesday
night, or read them later, whenever you want to. Hopefully, this is not the last
Internet Interview to come on Andeby Online (any tips to interview objects are
appreciated).
I hope to have parts of the page ready in English before this happens, but if I
shouldn't make it - and you are interested in participating in this - I can send
out the URL directly to the question form with a translation. Of course Kari
will write his answers in English (as many Norwegians don't understand Finnish),
so THEY shouldn't need any translation if you're interested in that.
Best,
Olaf Solstrand
www.andebyonline.com
PS | If you're still interested in MY stories, the first one, "Being Donald
Duck", will be published in Scandinavia in weekly 26/03.
first I will have to say sorry that I haven't been following the list for the
last couple of months. I've had plenty of things to do, and for a moment I
decided to let go of DCML for a while, because I didn't have the time to read
it.
The reason I'm back now, is that I have a couple of announcements to make. They
are both related to my webpage, www.andebyonline.com.
First of all: I've got lot of feedback that I should make an English subversion
to the pages. I'm happy to say that work already is in progress. Yes, this is
happening very, very soon - and I hope we manage to do this without ruining the
Norwegian version, too.
Second: Wednesday April 23rd, at 6:00 PM CET (5:00 PM GMT), Kari Korhonen will
be answering questions from the visitors of Andeby Online. Very soon (in a
couple of days) it will be possible to start sending him questions, and anyone
interested could read the answers as soon as he gets to answer it this Wednesday
night, or read them later, whenever you want to. Hopefully, this is not the last
Internet Interview to come on Andeby Online (any tips to interview objects are
appreciated).
I hope to have parts of the page ready in English before this happens, but if I
shouldn't make it - and you are interested in participating in this - I can send
out the URL directly to the question form with a translation. Of course Kari
will write his answers in English (as many Norwegians don't understand Finnish),
so THEY shouldn't need any translation if you're interested in that.
Best,
Olaf Solstrand
www.andebyonline.com
PS | If you're still interested in MY stories, the first one, "Being Donald
Duck", will be published in Scandinavia in weekly 26/03.
Arie Fachrisal
Donal Bebek all-Rosa
Message 96 -
2003-04-13 at 20:21:02
hello,
Just thought some of you might be interested. the local weekly (Indonesia)
has an all-Rosa issue just out in print. It contains the stories of:
BB vs. Money Bin (including the Money Bin Blueprints)
Sharpie of Culebra Cut
The Coin
and Treasure Under Glass
Also included are the articles of $crooge McDuck, Don Rosa, Carl Barks, and
a few other things. In one of the articles, it also mentioned Dan Shane name
as "a friend of Don Rosa's who's helped drawing the blueprints" Thought you
might be interested, Dan. I've bought a few copies for some who i knew will
be interested, like AC.
the local editors also said that they are unable to print credits for disney
comic stories because Disney does NOT allow that. They also said that
AndersAnd used to print the credits until 1992 but since 1994 forward, they
never print the credits again. I have several Anders And issues and actually
the ones below 1992 has no credits while the 1998 ones contains em. hmm???
and furthermore, they also responded, to the request of a reader who asked
them to put in the credits, by saying that there's also the "story index"
(story code) of the stories from which a reader can know the writer/artist
of any story. Sounds like an indirect mention of Inducks ;-)
They used to print the link to deWolf's Disney Comics Worldwide once fyi. I
still have that issue to send along to Arthur. Sorry Arthur for the long
wait.
Keep On Quacking,
Arie Fachrisal
PS Anyone's a comic store owner in US/Canada? I'd like to ask a favor or
two, pls :-) thx in advance.
Just thought some of you might be interested. the local weekly (Indonesia)
has an all-Rosa issue just out in print. It contains the stories of:
BB vs. Money Bin (including the Money Bin Blueprints)
Sharpie of Culebra Cut
The Coin
and Treasure Under Glass
Also included are the articles of $crooge McDuck, Don Rosa, Carl Barks, and
a few other things. In one of the articles, it also mentioned Dan Shane name
as "a friend of Don Rosa's who's helped drawing the blueprints" Thought you
might be interested, Dan. I've bought a few copies for some who i knew will
be interested, like AC.
the local editors also said that they are unable to print credits for disney
comic stories because Disney does NOT allow that. They also said that
AndersAnd used to print the credits until 1992 but since 1994 forward, they
never print the credits again. I have several Anders And issues and actually
the ones below 1992 has no credits while the 1998 ones contains em. hmm???
and furthermore, they also responded, to the request of a reader who asked
them to put in the credits, by saying that there's also the "story index"
(story code) of the stories from which a reader can know the writer/artist
of any story. Sounds like an indirect mention of Inducks ;-)
They used to print the link to deWolf's Disney Comics Worldwide once fyi. I
still have that issue to send along to Arthur. Sorry Arthur for the long
wait.
Keep On Quacking,
Arie Fachrisal
PS Anyone's a comic store owner in US/Canada? I'd like to ask a favor or
two, pls :-) thx in advance.
Stefan Persson
Andeby Online turning Duckburg / Kari Korhonen
Message 97 -
2003-04-13 at 20:52:24
Olaf Solstrand wrote:
> Second: Wednesday April 23rd, at 6:00 PM CET (5:00 PM GMT), Kari Korhonen will
> be answering questions from the visitors of Andeby Online.
Just for confirmation: is it really 6:00 PM CET (Norwegian winter time)?
When I heard of this a few days ago, I got the impression that it was
6:00 PM CEST (Norwegian summer time), i.e. 4:00 PM GMT.
Stefan
> Second: Wednesday April 23rd, at 6:00 PM CET (5:00 PM GMT), Kari Korhonen will
> be answering questions from the visitors of Andeby Online.
Just for confirmation: is it really 6:00 PM CET (Norwegian winter time)?
When I heard of this a few days ago, I got the impression that it was
6:00 PM CEST (Norwegian summer time), i.e. 4:00 PM GMT.
Stefan
Olaf Solstrand
Andeby Online turning Duckburg / Kari Korhonen
Message 98 -
2003-04-13 at 21:51:20
Quoting Stefan Persson <spe at inducks.org>:
> Just for confirmation: is it really 6:00 PM CET (Norwegian winter time)?
> When I heard of this a few days ago, I got the impression that it was
> 6:00 PM CEST (Norwegian summer time), i.e. 4:00 PM GMT.
>
..and of course Stefan is right about this. 6:00 PM CEST it is.
> Just for confirmation: is it really 6:00 PM CET (Norwegian winter time)?
> When I heard of this a few days ago, I got the impression that it was
> 6:00 PM CEST (Norwegian summer time), i.e. 4:00 PM GMT.
>
..and of course Stefan is right about this. 6:00 PM CEST it is.
Carlos De Gregorio
To Don Rosa...
Message 99 -
2003-04-14 at 01:10:10
> I especially look for the book - The life and times of Scrooge McDuck...
> Any information will be grateful!
As far as I know (if i?m wrong, I?ll thank you any correction) the most complete
edition of "The life and times of Scrooge McDuck" in an only issue is an italian
book entitled "PAPERDINASTIA", edited in june 2000. Its ISBN is 88-7309-762-6, and
its price only 8,73 euros in Italy! It contains all the 12 "classic" chapters and
six "b" chapters (it does not contain the chapter 10-bis, "The Sharpie of the
Culebra Cut", published in february 2001, after the edition of this book).You can
buy it at
http://www.unilibro.it:80/find_buy/product.asp?sku=607134&idaff=0
The only difficulty is that you must learn italian... Or is it an advantage? I?ve
made it for reading Disney comics, and I?m happy for that...
Best wishes from Spain
Carlos De Gregorio
> Any information will be grateful!
As far as I know (if i?m wrong, I?ll thank you any correction) the most complete
edition of "The life and times of Scrooge McDuck" in an only issue is an italian
book entitled "PAPERDINASTIA", edited in june 2000. Its ISBN is 88-7309-762-6, and
its price only 8,73 euros in Italy! It contains all the 12 "classic" chapters and
six "b" chapters (it does not contain the chapter 10-bis, "The Sharpie of the
Culebra Cut", published in february 2001, after the edition of this book).You can
buy it at
http://www.unilibro.it:80/find_buy/product.asp?sku=607134&idaff=0
The only difficulty is that you must learn italian... Or is it an advantage? I?ve
made it for reading Disney comics, and I?m happy for that...
Best wishes from Spain
Carlos De Gregorio
H.W.Fluks
Fluks Fix Shop
Message 100 -
2003-04-14 at 11:50:19
Michiel wrote:
> 'Gyro's First Invention' has finally been published in
> Holland.
> On the third page, first panel, Fulton Gearloose's shop
> window says: 'Fluks Fiks Winkel, eig. Harry Wortel'.
> Translation: 'Quickly Fix Shop, owner: Harry Gearloose'.
> In Dutch, Gyro's father is named after Harry Fluks!
The translator of the story, Piet Zeeman, came up with the
name "Fluks Fiks Winkel". He doesn't know me, it's just a
funny sounding name. When the editor Jos Beekman, who *does*
know me, saw this translation, he decided to name the
owner Harry.
So it's *half* a coincidence that the story refers to me.
> 'Harry' is already Fulton's third Dutch name. In Lo$ 10,
> it was 'generaal Fulton', in 'Guardians of the Lost
> Library', it was 'Willem Wortel'. But 'Willem' is also
> Ratchet Gearloose.
When I told Beekman about this, he said he didn't remember
having used the other names. But he quickly replied "of course
his full name is Harry Willem Fulton Wortel". 8-)
> By the way, Harry, isn't Willem also *your* second name?
Yes.
> In three panels, the Dutch editor added thought-bubbles to
> Little Helper, which is a bit disturbing. Does this have
> something to do with Thom Roep's 'golden rule' that *each*
> panel should have text in it, otherwise readers will just
> skip the panel?
I didn't ask the editors about this, but your reasoning
sounds plausible to me.
(I would call it a general Dutch policy, not just Thom Roep's.)
--Harry.
--Willem.
--Fulton... er...
> 'Gyro's First Invention' has finally been published in
> Holland.
> On the third page, first panel, Fulton Gearloose's shop
> window says: 'Fluks Fiks Winkel, eig. Harry Wortel'.
> Translation: 'Quickly Fix Shop, owner: Harry Gearloose'.
> In Dutch, Gyro's father is named after Harry Fluks!
The translator of the story, Piet Zeeman, came up with the
name "Fluks Fiks Winkel". He doesn't know me, it's just a
funny sounding name. When the editor Jos Beekman, who *does*
know me, saw this translation, he decided to name the
owner Harry.
So it's *half* a coincidence that the story refers to me.
> 'Harry' is already Fulton's third Dutch name. In Lo$ 10,
> it was 'generaal Fulton', in 'Guardians of the Lost
> Library', it was 'Willem Wortel'. But 'Willem' is also
> Ratchet Gearloose.
When I told Beekman about this, he said he didn't remember
having used the other names. But he quickly replied "of course
his full name is Harry Willem Fulton Wortel". 8-)
> By the way, Harry, isn't Willem also *your* second name?
Yes.
> In three panels, the Dutch editor added thought-bubbles to
> Little Helper, which is a bit disturbing. Does this have
> something to do with Thom Roep's 'golden rule' that *each*
> panel should have text in it, otherwise readers will just
> skip the panel?
I didn't ask the editors about this, but your reasoning
sounds plausible to me.
(I would call it a general Dutch policy, not just Thom Roep's.)
--Harry.
--Willem.
--Fulton... er...
Timo Ronkainen
Barks and backgrund details?
Message 101 -
2003-04-14 at 11:55:47
>Does anyone have concrete references for Barks' backgroundsdetalis in
>comics, ie. like odd animals in the background, weird photos like
>selfportraits on the wanted posters?
German Donaldists have made couple of "Sonderhefts", special issues
containing wacky pick-outs from backgrounds of Barks' comics panels. Check:
www.donald.org
Timo
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>comics, ie. like odd animals in the background, weird photos like
>selfportraits on the wanted posters?
German Donaldists have made couple of "Sonderhefts", special issues
containing wacky pick-outs from backgrounds of Barks' comics panels. Check:
www.donald.org
Timo
^^''*''^^
Cartoonist - writer - donaldist -
Timo Ronkainen ---------------- -
YO-kylä 52 A 26 --------------- -
20540 Turku ------------------- -
Finland ----------------------- -
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Views on art life in duckburg?
Message 102 -
2003-04-14 at 11:58:32
Hi all?
Does anyone know if there are articles concerning the the way art and
artists are portrayed in Disney comics?
Thanks
Timo
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Does anyone know if there are articles concerning the the way art and
artists are portrayed in Disney comics?
Thanks
Timo
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Timo Ronkainen ---------------- -
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20540 Turku ------------------- -
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Dan Shane
Indonesian Blueprints
Message 103 -
2003-04-14 at 13:59:58
ARIE WROTE:
> Just thought some of you might be interested. the local weekly (Indonesia)
> has an all-Rosa issue just out in print. It contains the stories of:
> BB vs. Money Bin (including the Money Bin Blueprints)
> Sharpie of Culebra Cut
> The Coin
> and Treasure Under Glass
>
> Also included are the articles of $crooge McDuck, Don Rosa, Carl
> Barks, and
> a few other things. In one of the articles, it also mentioned Dan
> Shane name
> as "a friend of Don Rosa's who's helped drawing the blueprints"
> Thought you
> might be interested, Dan. I've bought a few copies for some who i
> knew will
> be interested, like AC.
AND I REPLY:
That was nice of them. I wonder how they got that information. I also
wonder what I could do for you to get you to send a copy of that comic to
me? I don't know if Don has a copy in that language, but I know he would
like one, too.
> Just thought some of you might be interested. the local weekly (Indonesia)
> has an all-Rosa issue just out in print. It contains the stories of:
> BB vs. Money Bin (including the Money Bin Blueprints)
> Sharpie of Culebra Cut
> The Coin
> and Treasure Under Glass
>
> Also included are the articles of $crooge McDuck, Don Rosa, Carl
> Barks, and
> a few other things. In one of the articles, it also mentioned Dan
> Shane name
> as "a friend of Don Rosa's who's helped drawing the blueprints"
> Thought you
> might be interested, Dan. I've bought a few copies for some who i
> knew will
> be interested, like AC.
AND I REPLY:
That was nice of them. I wonder how they got that information. I also
wonder what I could do for you to get you to send a copy of that comic to
me? I don't know if Don has a copy in that language, but I know he would
like one, too.
Don Rosa
DCML Digest Issue 9
Message 104 -
2003-04-14 at 16:40:59
> From: "Stefan Engman" <theactor_2000 at hotmail.com>
> Subject: to Don Rosa...
> For starters, I just want to say that I've always admired your comics -
> thanks for many joyful hours of reading!
Thank you!
> Now, I've been wondering if there is any chance to get all your (Don
> Rosas's) comics somewhere?
??? In Swedish? In English? In...?
I can't possibly know that. You'd need to ask the publishers or back-issue
dealers something like that.
> I was thinking if maybe Scrooge met Alfred Nobel when Scrooge travelled
> around the world?
> It would be very fun and interesting to read a comic about that - just a
> thought.
I would find that a tricky subject. I don't see how I could use Nobel in the
years $crooge could meet him without mentioning Nobel's pacifist beliefs and
activities resulting his invention of explosives which were being used to
kill people in wars. I don't think that would be a suitable subject. And if
I didn't mention the explosives and the pacifism, then there's no reason to
use Nobel.
> Anyways - are there any comics on the way?
Sure, but I can't tell you when you'll see one in Sweden. Again, sorry,
there's no way I can know such things.
> Subject: to Don Rosa...
> For starters, I just want to say that I've always admired your comics -
> thanks for many joyful hours of reading!
Thank you!
> Now, I've been wondering if there is any chance to get all your (Don
> Rosas's) comics somewhere?
??? In Swedish? In English? In...?
I can't possibly know that. You'd need to ask the publishers or back-issue
dealers something like that.
> I was thinking if maybe Scrooge met Alfred Nobel when Scrooge travelled
> around the world?
> It would be very fun and interesting to read a comic about that - just a
> thought.
I would find that a tricky subject. I don't see how I could use Nobel in the
years $crooge could meet him without mentioning Nobel's pacifist beliefs and
activities resulting his invention of explosives which were being used to
kill people in wars. I don't think that would be a suitable subject. And if
I didn't mention the explosives and the pacifism, then there's no reason to
use Nobel.
> Anyways - are there any comics on the way?
Sure, but I can't tell you when you'll see one in Sweden. Again, sorry,
there's no way I can know such things.
Stefan Engman
To Don Rosa...
Message 105 -
2003-04-14 at 20:18:22
>I especially look for the book - The life and times of Scrooge McDuck...
>Any information will be grateful!
As far as I know (if i?m wrong, I?ll thank you any correction) the most
complete
edition of "The life and times of Scrooge McDuck" in an only issue is an
italian
book entitled "PAPERDINASTIA", edited in june 2000. Its ISBN is
88-7309-762-6,
and
its price only 8,73 euros in Italy! It contains all the 12 "classic"
chapters
and
six "b" chapters (it does not contain the chapter 10-bis, "The Sharpie of
the
Culebra Cut", published in february 2001, after the edition of this
book).You
can
buy it at
http://www.unilibro.it:80/find_buy/product.asp?sku=607134&idaff=0
The only difficulty is that you must learn italian... Or is it an advantage?
I?ve
made it for reading Disney comics, and I?m happy for that...
Best wishes from Spain
Carlos De Gregorio
-----
Are you really sure that that book contain all his stories about Scrooge
McDuck?
There is no picture or any info on that page... so, how can you be sure?
Stefan
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>Any information will be grateful!
As far as I know (if i?m wrong, I?ll thank you any correction) the most
complete
edition of "The life and times of Scrooge McDuck" in an only issue is an
italian
book entitled "PAPERDINASTIA", edited in june 2000. Its ISBN is
88-7309-762-6,
and
its price only 8,73 euros in Italy! It contains all the 12 "classic"
chapters
and
six "b" chapters (it does not contain the chapter 10-bis, "The Sharpie of
the
Culebra Cut", published in february 2001, after the edition of this
book).You
can
buy it at
http://www.unilibro.it:80/find_buy/product.asp?sku=607134&idaff=0
The only difficulty is that you must learn italian... Or is it an advantage?
I?ve
made it for reading Disney comics, and I?m happy for that...
Best wishes from Spain
Carlos De Gregorio
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Are you really sure that that book contain all his stories about Scrooge
McDuck?
There is no picture or any info on that page... so, how can you be sure?
Stefan
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